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NAT I O N AL COLO R S
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UNITED STATES VESSELS.
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No. 87
International Code of Signals
American Edition
PUBLISHED BY THE HYDROGRAPHIC OFFICE
UNDER THE AUTHORITY OF THE SECRETARY OF THE NAVY
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Washington : Government Printing Office : 1909
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INTRODUCTION.
The International Code of Signals consists of twenty-six flags — one for each letter
of the alphabet — and a, Code Pennant.
Urgent and important signals are two-flag signals.
General signals are three-flag signals.
Geographical, Alphabetical Spelling Tables, and Vessels' Numbers are four-flag
signals.
The book is divided into three parts. The first part contains urgent and important
signals and all the tables of money, weights, barometric heights, etc., together with a
geographical list and a table of phrases formed with the auxiliary verbs.
The second part is an index. It consists of a general vocabulary and a geographical
indpx. It is arranged alphabetically.
The third part gives lists of the United States storm-warning, life-saving, time-
signal, and wireless telegraph stations, and of Lloyd's signal stations of the world. It
also contains semaphore and distant signal codes and' the United States Army and Navy
and Morse Wigwag Codes.
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CONTENTS.
Page.
National colors worn by United States vessels ' Frontispiece
Flags of the principal maritime countries Plate II
Flags and pennants of the International Code (Front and rear) Plate III
Meanings of the flags and pennants of the International Code when hoisted singly with the Cede
Pennant 7
Signals of distress 7
Signals for pilots 8
PART I.
Instructions in signaling, including how to make alphabetical spelling signals 11
Alphabetical Spelling Table (alternative method of spelling words)— four flags, CBDF to CZYX 15
Numeral signals and how to make them 32
Nimieral table (alternative method of making numeral signals) — Code Pennant under UA to Code
Pennant under ZY 33
Decimals and fractions — BOO to BDZ. .., 34
Signals to be used only between vessels towing and being towed 35
URGENT AND IMPORTANT SIGNALS.
Flags AB to ZY 36
Compass table in degrees — ABC to AQC 45
Compass table in points and half points — AQD to AST 46
United States and foreign moneys — ASU to AV.T , 47
United States and foreign measures and weights — AVK to BCN 51
List of countries in which the metric system is used 55
Table for converting metrical measures and weights into their equivalents 55
Latitude and longitude — Code Pennant over AB to Code Pennant over KP 56
Divisions of time and of latitude and longitude — Code Pennant over KQ to Code Pennant over QL. . 58
Barometer in inches and millimeters — Code Pennant over QM to Code Pennant over TS 59
Thermometer according to the Fahrenheit, Centigrade, and Reaumur systems — Code Pennant over
TU to Code Pennant over ZY 60
ATJXIMARY PHRASES.
Phrases formed with auxiliary verbs — REA to CWT 62
GEOGHAPHICAL UST.
Names of places arranged according to their geographical position, showing International Code, time,
weather, life-saving, Lloyd's, and wireless telegraph signal stations of the world — ABCD to BFAU. 89
PART II.
INDEX.
General vocabulary— CXA to ZNP 143
Geographical index (names of places arranged in alphabetical order) — ABCD to BFAU 452
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6 CONTENTS.
PART III.
Page.
Storm-warning display stations of the United States 505
Time signals of the United States 509
United States naval wireless telegraph stations 512
Life-saving districts and stations of the United States 515
Lloyd's signal stations of the world 522
Distant signals —
(o) Fixed semaphore for coast usp 527
(b) International Code Signals 528
(c) Special signals 531
Semaphores and semaphoring by hand flags —
(o) British ; 540
(6) French 542
United States Army and Navy Code 545
Morse code _ 547
FTJ»lGS of THi: PRINCIPAI.
MAN'OF-WAR
ARGENTINA.
COLOMBIA.
GERMANY.
GREAT BRITAIN.
HONDURAS.
MEXICO.
MERCHANT
ARGENTINA.
COLOMBIA.
GERMANY.
ROYAL NAVAL RESERVE.
(with badge,
home and colohial government departments.)
HONDURAS.
MEXICO.
MAN-OF-WAR.
AUSTRIA— HUNGARY
COSTA RICA.
GREECE.
COLONIES,
(WITH BADGE IN SOME CASESJ
I TA LY.
NORWAY.
J^IARITIMl-: COUNTRIKS.
PLATE r.
MERCHANT
AUSTRIA— HUNGARY
MAN-OF-WAR
CHINA,
MERCHANT
CHINA
COSTA RICA.
' GREECE.
GREAT BRITAIN.
I TA LY.
NORWAY.
DENMARK.
GUATEMALA.
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HAITI
JAPAN
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DENMARK.
GUATEMALA.
HAITI.
JAPAN.
PERU.
PERU.
THE NORRIS PETEFfS-CO'. WASHINGTON. D. C
FLAGS OF THE PRINC^IPAI.
MAN-OF-WAR.
PERSIA.
SALVADOR.
SPAIN.
BELGIUM.
KONGO.
PARAGUAY.
MERCHANT.
PERSIA.
MAN-OF-WAR
ROUMANIA.
SALVADOR.
SPAIN.
COUNTRIES HA^TNG A C0MM0:N
BRAZIL
KOREA.
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PORTUGAL.
, IN THE MERCHANT FLAG.
fHE BADGE IS NEARER THE HOIST
CHILE.
LIBERIA.
Cuba
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MABITIME COLTSTTRIES.
PLATE n.
MERCHANT
ROUMANIA.
MAN-OF-WAR.
RUSSIA.
MERCHANT.
RUSSIA.
SANTO DOMINGO.
S 1 AM.
SWEDEN.
VENEZUELA.
MM-OF-W.\R AND MERCHANT FLA(i.
CRETE. I ECUADOR
NETHERLANDS.
SI AM.
VENEZUELA.
FRANCE.
NICARAGUA.
URUGUAY
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GENEVA CONVENTION.
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FIJ^GS OP THE PRTNCIFAL MARITIME COtTNTRIES. PLATE HA.
MAN-OF-WAR.
FEDERATED MALAY STATES,
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CODE FLAGS AND PENNANTS.
PLATJE in
INTEENATIONAL CODE OF SIGNALS.
MEANINGS OF FLAGS AND PENNANTS HOISTED SINGLY.
Signal.
B
Meaning.
B _I am taking in (or, discharging) explosives.
Kj —Yes, or, AfiBrmative.
—No, or. Negative.
— I have (or, have had) some dangerous infectious disease on board.
—I am about to sail ; all persons to report on board.
—I have a clean bill of health, but am liable to quarantine.
—I want a pilot.
MEANINGS OF FLAGS AND PENNANTS HOISTED WITH CODE FLAG.
Code Flag
over A
—I am on full-speed trial.
" B
— I am taking in (or, discharging) explosives.
' '
" C
— Yes, or. Affirmative.
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" D
— No, or. Negative.
*'
" E
—Alphabetical Signal No. 1.*
" F
—Alphabetical Signal No. 2.*
"
" G
—Alphabetical Signal No. 3.*
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" H
—Stop, Heave-to, or. Come nearer ; I have something important to communicate.
I
—I have not a clean bill of health.
tt
" J
— I have headway.
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" K
— I have stem-board.
"
" L
—I have (or, have had) some dangerous infectious disease on board.
" M
— Numeral Signal No. l.f '■
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" N
—Numeral Signal No 3. ■
'•' O.
—Numeral Signal No. 3.-
"
" P
— I am about to sail ; all persons to report on board.
"
" Q
—I have a clean bill of health, but am liable to quarantine.
*'
" R
— Do not pass ahead of me.
"
" S
— I want a pilot.
**
" T
— Do not overtake me.
"
". U
— My engines are stopped.
"
" V
— My engines are going astern.
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" w
— Al [ boats are to return to the ship.
((
" X
— I will pass ahead i f you.
**
" Y
— All ships of the convoy are to rejoin company. (See NXP, p. 354.)
- Z
— I will pass astern of you.
*For instructions as to tlie use ol these Signals, see page 13. tFor instructions as to the use oJ these Signals, see page 32.
INTERNATIONAL CODE SIGNALS OF DISTRESS.
(1) The International Code Signal of Distress indicated by NC;
{■Z) The distant signal, consisting of a square flag, having either above or below it a
ball or anything resembling a ball ;
(3) The distant signal, consisting of a cone point upward, having either above it
or below it a ball or anything resembling a ball.
For other signals of distress see article 31 of the International Rules to Prevent
Collisions and article 31 of the Inland Rules to Prevent Collisions.
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SIGNALS OP DISTRESS.
INTERNATIONAL CODE SIGNALS FOR A PILOT.
(1) The International Code Pilot Signal indicated by PT ;
(2) Tlie International Code Flag S, with, or without the Code Pennant over it;
(3) The distant signal, consisting of a oone point upward, having above it two
balls or shapes resembling balls.
INTERISTATIONAL CODE OP SIGNALS.
PART L
SIGNALS MADE BY FLAGS OF THE CODE.
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PART I.
INSTEUCTIOITS HOW TO SIGNAL.
In the following instructions the ship making the signal is called A; the ship signaled to is called B.
HOW TO MAKE A SIGNAL.
1. Ship A, wishing to make a signal, hoists her Ensign with the Code Flag under it.
2. If more than one vessel or signal station is in sight, and the signal is intended
for a particular vessel or signal station, ship A should indicate'which vessel or signal
station she is addressing hy making the distinguishing signal {i. e., the signal letters)
of the vessel or station with which she desires to communicate.
3. If the distinguishing signal is not known, ship A should make use of one of the
signals DI to DQ {page 37).
4. When ship A has been answered hy the vessel she is addressing (see paragraph 9),
she proceeds with tTie signal which she desires to make, first hauling down her Code
Flag if it is required for making the signaL
5. Signals should always be hoisted where they can best be seen, and not necessarily
at the masthead.
6. Each hoist should be kept flying until ship B hoists her Answering Pennant
"close up" {see paragraph 10). .
7. When ship A has finished signaling she hauls down her Ensign, and her Code
Flag, if the latter has not already been hauled down {see paragraph 4).
8. When it is desired to make a signal it should be looked out in the General
Vocabulary {pages 143-451), which is the index to the Signal Book.
HOW TO AlfSWEK A SIGNAL.
9. Ship B (the ship signaled to), on seeing the signal made by ship A, hoists her
Answering Pennant at the ' ' die. "
{A flag is at the "dip" when it is hoisted about two-thirds of the way up, that is,
some little distance below where it would be when hoisted "close up.")
The Answering Pennant should always be hoisted where it can best be seen.
10. When A's hoist has been taken in, looked out in the Signal Book, and is under-
stood, B hoists her Answering Pennant "close up" and keeps it there until. A hauls
her hoist down.
11. B then lowers her Answering Pennant to the "dip," and waits for the next hoist.
12. If the flags in A's hoist can not be made out, or if, when the flags are made out,
the purport of the signal is not understood, B keeps her Answering Pennant at the
"dip" and hoists the signal OWL or WCX, or such other signal as may meet the case;
and when A has repeated or rectified her signal, and B thoroughly understands it, B
hoists her Answering Pennant "close up."
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12 INSTRUCTIONS HOW TO SIGNAL. PAKT I.
NOTES ON SIGNALING.
1. Plurals.— To facilitate the translation of the Code into foreign languages, the
plurals of words given in the Signal Book have been omitted. The words should be
regarded as being used in the singular, unless the contrary is indicated by the context.
2. When making Signals for comparing Chronometers (page 58) or show-
ing the Mean Time vessel A is to hoist ±he signal denoting the hour {seepage 58),
and shortly after the signal has been answered by B dip it sharply to denote the precise
instant used for comparison. The signals denoting the minutes and seconds shown by
the chronometer at the instant of dipping are then to be hoisted. To insure accuracy,
a second comparison should be made.
3. In signaling Longitude or Time vessels should always reckon from the
meridian of Greenwich, except French and Spanish vessels, which will use the meridian
of Paris or Cadiz, respectively. If any doubt is entertained, the vessel to which the
signal is made should hoist NBL = "What is your first meridian ?
4. Meridians.— The British Meridian is that of Greenwich. The Meridian of Paris
(Observatory) is 2° 20' 15" east of Greenwich, or h. 9 m. 21 sees. The Meridian of
Cadiz (San Fernando Observatory) is 6° 12' 24" west of Greenwich, or h. 24 m.
49.6 sees.
5. Passing Vessels. — Ships passing one another or Signal Stations will do well to
hoist the following signals in the order shown :
(1) National Colors with the Code Signal under them. {The Ensign should
be kept flying until all communication is ended; the Code Flag Tiiay be
hauled down if it is required for making a signal.)
(2) Ship's name (signal letters).
(3) Where from.
(4) Where bound.
(5) Number of days out.
(6) My longitude by chronometer is — . *
The ensign should be dipped and rehoisted as a farewell.
When vessels are passing each other quickly, time will be saved if, instead of hoist-
ing the Answering Pennant, they exchange signals in the following manner :
On rea,ding A's name (that is, distinguishing signal), B should hoist hers.
A should not haul down until she understands B's hoist, when both ships
should haul down together and proceed in the order suggested above.
6. Procedure when signaling Names and Addresses.— The following course
is to be followed when making a signal which contains the ship's name and the owner's
name and address :
Ship A, wishing to obtain orders from her owner, will make —
(1) Her distinguishing signal (signal letters).
(2) The signal SW = I wish to obtain orders from my owner, Mr. , at .
(3) The owner's name, by spelling it letter by letter {see page 13) or by using
the Alphabetical Spelling Table {pages 14-15).
(4) The owner's address, by spelling it letter by letter {see page 13) or by using
the Alphabetical Spelling Table {pages 14-15). Signals from the Geo-
graphical Table {page 89) can also be used in some cases. Figures
can be made by the Numeral Signals on page 32 or by the Numeral
Table on page 33.
Part I.
INSTRUCTIONS HOW TO SIGNAL.
13
EXAMPLE.
Ship A wishes to get orders from her owner (say), Mr. C. Thomson, at 25 Broad
street, New York.
Having hoisted her national colors with the Code Signal under them, she makes
the following signals :
1st hoist,
3d hoist,
3d hoist,
4th hoist,
5th hoist,
6th hoist,
7th hoist,
8th hoist,
9th hoist,
10th hoist,
11th hoist,
12th hoist,
13th hoist,
14th hoist,
15th hoist.
Her distinguishing signal (signal letters).
S'W=Iivish to obtain orders from my owner, Mr. , at .
Code flag over E = T/ie signals which follow are alphabetical. (Before this Hgnal
is made the Code Flag under the Ensign may be hauled down.)
c=o.
Code Flag over F=Dot between initials.
THOM)
SON )
= Thomson.
Code Flag over M=!r/ie signal which follows is a numeral signul, and is to be
looked out in the Numeral Table (page 33) .
Code Flag over 'Ei=The signals ivhich follow are alphabetical.
BRO)
AD \
=Broad.
Code Flag over Qt^The Alphabetical Signals are ended.
WZ^ =Street.
AZOT =New Yorle.
AliPHABETICAIi (SPELLIT^G) SIGNALS.
Under the arrangement explained below, every flag hoisted after Alphabetical
Signal No. 1 has been made, and until Alphabetical Signal No. 3, or Numeral Signal
No. 1 {see page 33) is made, represents the letter of the alphabet which has been allotted
to it in the Code. As each of the 26 letters of the alphabet is now represented by a flag,
any word can be spelled by this system.
If the word to be spelled consists of more than four letters, two or more hoists must
be used, as no hoist is to contain more than four flags, and, if any letter occurs more
than once in the word, this letter must on its second occurrence begin or be in a second
hoist, and on its third occurrence must begin or be in a third hoist.
The following are the signals to be used :
Signal.
Meaning,
Code Flag over Flag E.
CoDE Flag over Flag F-
CoDB Flag over Flag G.
Alphabetical Signal No. 1, indicating that the flags hoisted after it
until Alphabetical Signal'No. 3 or Numeral Signal No. 1 is made do
not represent the signals in the Code, but are to be understood as
having their alphabetical meanings and express individual letters of
the alphabet which are to f oim words.
Alphabetical Signal No. 3, indicating the end of a word made by
Alphabetical Signals, or dot between initials.
Alphabetical Signal No. 3, indicating that the Alphabetical Signals
are ended ; the signals which follow are to be looked out in the Code
in the usual manner.
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INSTRUCTIONS HOW TO SIGNAL.
EXAMPLE.
Paet I.
= William.
To spell "William J. Perry:"
1st hoist, Code Flag over E=r/ie signals which follow are alphabetical.
WIL
LIAM'
Code Flag over F=End of the word (also means dot between initials)
3=J.
Code Flag over ¥=Dot between initials (also means end of the word).
PER
RY
*
Code Flag over Oi= Alphabetical Signals are ended.
An alternative method of spelling words is provided by the Alphabetical Spelling
Table on page 15.
3d hoist,
3d hoist,
4th hoist,
5th hoist,
6th hoist,
7th hoist,
8th hoist,
9th hoist.
= Perry.
ALPHABETICAL SPELLING TABLE.
This Table can be used, in communications between Vessels of all Countries employing the Soman characters,
A, B, C, etc. See also page 13 for alternative system of making Alphabetical Signals.
A.
CBHP
Adc
CBMD
Afm
UBQR
CBQS
Ahw
CBVG
Akf
CBYS
Amp
CBHQ
Add
CBMF
Afn
Ahx
CBVH
Akg
CBYT
Amq
CBDF
Aa
OBHR,
Ade
CBMG
Afo
CBQT
Ahy
CBVJ
Akh
CBYV
Amr
CBDG
Aab
CBHS
Adf
CBMH
Afp
CBQV
Ahz
CBVK
Aki
CBYW
Ams
CBDH
Aac
CBHT
Adg
CBMJ
Afq
CBQW
Ai
CBVL
Akj
CByx
Amt
CBDJ
Aad
CBHV
Adh
CBMK
Afr
CBQX
Aia
CBVM
Akk
CBYZ
Amu
CBDK
Aam
CBHW
Adi
OBML
Afs
CBQY
Alb
CBVN
Akl
CBZD
Amv
CBDL
Ab
CBHX
Adj
CBMN
Aft
CBQZ
Aic
CBVP
Akm
CBZF
Amw
CBDM
Aba
CBHY
Adk
CBMP
Afu
CBRD
Aid
CBVQ
Akn
CBZG
Amx
CBDN
Abb
CBHZ
Adl
CBMQ
Afv
CBRF
Aie
CBVR
Ako
CBZH
Amy
CBDP
Abe
CBJD
Adtn
CBMR
Afw
CBRG
Aif
CBVS
Akp
CBZJ
Amz
CBDQ
Abd
CBJF
Adn
CBMS
Afx
CBRH
Aig
CBVT
Akq
CBZK
An
CBDR
Abe
CBJG
Ado
CBMT
Afy
CBRJ
Aih
CBVW
Akr
CBZL
Ana
OBDS
Abf
CBJH
Adp
CBMV
Afz
CBRK
Ail
CBVX
Aks
CBZM
Anb
CBDT
Abg
CBJK
Adq
CBMW
Ag
CBRL
Aij
CBVY
Akt
CBZN
Anc
CBDV
Abh
CBJL
Adr
CBMX
Aga
CBRM
Aik
CBVZ
Aku
CBZP
And
CBDW
Abi
CBJM
Ads
CBMY
Agb
CBRN
Ail
CBWD
Akv
CBZQ
Anf
CBDX
Abj
CBJN
Adt
CBMZ
Age
CBRP
Aim
CBWF
Akw
CBZR
Ang
CBDY
Abk
CBJP
Adu
CBND
Agd
CBRQ
Ain
CBWG
Akx
CBZS
Anh
CBDZ
Abl
CBJQ
Adv
CBNF
Age
CBRS
Aio
CBWH
Aky
CBZT
Ani
CBFD
Abm
CBJR
Adw
CBNG
Agf
CBRT
Aip
CBWJ
Ak7,
CBZV
Anj
CBFG
Abn
CBJS
Adx
CBNH
Agg
CBRV
Aiq
CBWK
Al
CBZW
Ank
CBFH
Abo
CBJT
Ady
CBNJ
Agh
CBRW
Air
CBWL
Ala
OBZX
Anl
CBFJ
Abp
CBJV
Adz
CBNK
Agi
CBRX
Ais
CBWM
Alb
CBZY
Anm
CBFK
Abq
CBJW
Ae
CBNL
Ag.i
CBRY
Ait
CBWN
Ale
CDBF
Ann
CBFL
Abr
CBJX
Aea
CBNM
Agk
CBRZ
Aiu
OBWP
Aid
CDBG
Anp
CBFM
Abs
CBJY
Aeb
CBNP
Agl
CBSD
Aiv
CBWQ
Ale
CDBH
Anq
CBFN
Abt
CBJZ
Aec
CBNQ
Agm
CBSF
Aiw
CBWR
Alf
CDBJ
Anr
CBFP
Abu
CBKD
Aed
CBNR
Agn
CBSG
Aix
CBWS
Alg
CDBK
Ans
CBFQ
Abv
CBKF
Aee
CBNS
Ago
CBSH
Aiy
CBWT
Alh
CDBL
Ant
CBFB,
Abw
CBKG
Aef
CBNT
Agp
CBSJ
Aiz
CBWV
Ali
CDBM
Ann
CBFS
Abx
CBKH
Aeg
CBNV
Agq
CBSK
Aj
CBWX
Alj
CDBN
Anv
CBFT
Aby
CBKJ
Aeh
CBNW
Agr
CBSL
Aja
CBWY
Alk
CDBP
Anw
CBFV
Abz
CBEL
Aei
CBNX
Ags
CBSM
Ajb
CBWZ
All
CDBQ .
Anx
CBFW
Ac
CBKM
Aej
CBNY
Agt
CBSN
Ajc
CBXD
Aim
CDBR
Any
CBFX
Aca
CBKN
Aek
CBNZ
Agu
CBSP
A3d
CBXF
Aln
CDBS
Anz
CBFY
Acb
CBKP
Ael
CBPD
Agv
CBSQ
Aje
CBXG
Alo
CDBT
Ao
CBFZ
Ace
CBKQ
Aem
CBPF
Agw
OBSR
Ajf
CBXH
Alp
CDBV
Aoa
CBGD
Acd
CBKR
Aen
CBPG
Agx
CBST
A]g
CBXJ
Alq
CDBW
Aob
CBGF
Ace
CBKS
Aeo
CBPH
Agy
OBSV
A:h
CBXK
Air
CDBX
Aoc
CBGH
Acf
CBKT
Aep
CBPJ
Agz
CBSW
Aji
CBXL
Als
CDBY
Aod
CBGJ
Acg
CBKV
Aeq
CBPK
Ah
CBSX
A3j
CBXM
Alt
CDBZ
Aoe
CBGK
Ach
CBKW
Aer
CBPL
Aha
CBSY
A]k
CBXN
Alu
CDFB
Aof
CBGL
Aei
'CBKX
Aes
CBPM
Ahb
CBSZ
Aol
CBXP
Alv
CDFG
Aog
CBGM
Aej
CBKY
Aet
CBPN
Ahe
CBTD
A]m
CBXQ
Alw
CDFH
Aoh
CBGN
Aek
CBKZ
Aeu
CBPQ
Ahd
CBTF
A]n-
CBXR
Alx
CDFJ
Aoi
CBGP
Ael
CBLD
Aev
CBPR
Ahe
CBTG
A30
CBXS
Aly
CDFK
Aoj
CBGQ
Aem
CBLF
Aew
CBPS
Ahf
CBTH
A]p
CBXT
Alz
CDFL
Aok
CBGR
Aen
CBLG
Aex
CBPT
Ahg
CBTJ
A:q
CBXV
Am
CDFM
Aol
CBGS
Aco
CBLH
Aey
CBPV
Ahh
CBTK
A]r
CBXW
Ama
CDFN
Aom
CBGT
Acp
CBLJ
Aez
CBPW
Ahi
CBTL
A]S
CBXY
Amb
CDFP
Aon
CBGV
Acq
CBLK
Af
CBPX
Ahj
CBTM
Ajt
CBXZ
Amc
CDFQ
Aoo
CBGW
Aer
CBLM
Afa
OBPY
Ahk
CBTN
Aou
CBYD
Amd
CDFR
Aop
CBGX
Acs
CBLN
Afb
CBPZ
Ahl
CBTP
Ajv
CBYF
Ame
CDFS
Aoq
CBGY
Act
CBLP
Afc
CBQD
Ahm
CBTQ
Ajw
CBYG
Amf
CDFT
Aor
CBGZ .
Acii
CBLQ
Afd
CBQF
Ahn
CBTR
Ajx
CBYH
Amg
CDFV
Aos
CBHD
Acv
CBLR
Afe
CBQG
Aho
CBTS
A]y
CBYJ
Amh
CDFW
Aot
CBHF
Acw
CBLS
AfP
CBQH
Ahp
CBTV
A z
CBYK
Ami
CDFX
Aou
CBHG
Acs
CBLT
Afg
CBQJ
Ahq •
CBTW
Ak
CBYL
Amj
CDFY
Aov
CBHJ
Acy
CBLV
Afh
CBQK
Ahr ■,
CBTX
Aka
CBYM
Amk
CDFZ
Aow
CBHK
Ao2
CBLW
Afl
CBQL
Ahs
CBTY
Akb
CBYN
Ami
CDGB
Aox
CBHL
Ad
CBT-X
Afj
CBQM
Aht
CBTZ
Akc
CBYP
Amm
CDGF ■
Aoy
CBHM
Ada
CBLY
Afk
CBQN
Ahu
CBVD
Akd
CBYQ
Amn
CDGH
Adz
CBHN
Adb
CBLZ
Afl
CBQP
Abv
CBVF
Ake
CBYR
Amo
CDGJ
Ap
(15)
16
ALPHABETICAL SPELLING TABLE.
PApT I.
CDGK
CDGL
CDGM
CDGN
CDGP
CDGQ
CDGB
CDGS
CDGT
CDGV
CDGW
CDGX
CDGY
CDGZ
CDHB
CDHF
CDHG
CDHJ
CDHK
CDHL
CDHM
CDHN
CDHP
CDHQ
CDHE
CDHS
CDHT
CDHV
CDHW
CDHX
CDHY
CDHZ
CDJB
ODJF
CDJG
CDJH
CDJK
CDJL
CDJM
CDJN
CDJP
CDJQ
CDJR
CDJS
CDJT
CDJV
CDJW
CDJX
CDJY
CDJZ
CDKB
CDKP
CDKG
CDKH
CDKJ
CDKL
CDKM
CDKN
CDKP
CDKQ
CDKR
CDKS
CDKT
CDKV
CDKW
CDKX
CDKY
CDKZ
CDLB
CDLF
CDLG
CDLH
CDLJ
CDLK
Apa
Apb
Ape
Apd
Ape
Apf
Apg
Aph
Api
Apj
Apk
Apl
Apm
Apn
Apo
App
Apq
Apr
Aps
Apt
Apu
Apv
Apw
Apx
Apy
Apz
Aq
Aqa
Aqb
Aqc
Aqd
Aqe
Aqf
Aqg
Aqh
Aqi
Aqj
Aqt
Aql
Aqm
Aqn
Aqo
Aqp
Aqq
Aqr
Aqt
Aqu
Aqv
Aqw
Aqx
Aqy
Aqz
Ar
Ara
Arb
Arc
Ard
Are
Arf
Arg
Arh
Ari
Arj
Ark
Arl
Arm
Am
Aro
Arp
Arq
Arr
Ars
Art
CDLM
Aru
CDLN
Arv
CDLP
Arw
CDLQ
Arx
CDLB
Ary
CDLS
Arz
CDLT
As
CDLV
Asa
CDLW
Asb
CDLX
Asc
CDLY
Asd
CDLZ
Ase
CDMB
Asf
CDMF
Asg
CDMG
Ash
CDMH
Asi
CDMJ
Asj
CDMK
Ask
CDML
Asl
CDMN
Asm
CDMP
Asn
CDMQ
Aso
CDMB
Asp
CDMS
Asq
CDMT
Asr
CDMV
Ass
CDMW
Ast
CDMX
Asu
CDMY
Asv
CDMZ
Asw
CDNB
Ahx
CDNP
Asy
CDNG
Asz
CDNH
At
CDNJ
Ata
CDN.K
Atb
CDNL
Ate
CDNM
Atd
CDNP
Ate
CDNQ
Atf
CDNB
Atg
CDNS
Ath
CDNT
Ati
CDNV
Atj
CDNW
Atk
CDNX
Atl
CDNY
Atm
CDNZ
Atn
CDPB
Ato
CDPP
Atp
CDPG
Atq
CDPH
Atr
CDPJ
Ats
CDPK
Att
CDPL
Atu
CDPM
Atv
CDPN
Atw
CDPQ
Atx
CDPB
Aty
CDPS
Atz
CDPT
An
CDPV
Aua
CDPW
Aub
CDPX
Auc
CDPY
Aud
CDPZ
Aue
CDQB
Auf
CDQF
Aug
CDQG
Auh
CDQH
Aui
CDQJ
Auj
CDQK
Auk
CDQL
Aul
CDQM
Aum
CDQN
CDQP
CDQR
CDQS
CDQT
CDQV
CDQW
CDQX
CDQY
CDQZ
CDRB
CDBF
CDBG
CDEH
CDBJ
CDBK
CDBL
CDBM
CDBN
CDBP
CDEQ
CDBS
CDBT
CDEV
CDBW
CDRX
CDEY
CDRZ
CDSB
CDSF
CDSG
CDSH
CDSJ
CDSK
CDSL
CDSM
CDSN
CDSP
CDSQ
CDSB
CDST
CDSV
CDSW
CDSX
CDSY
CDSZ
CDTB
CDTF
CDTG
CDTH
CDTJ
CDTK
CDTL
CDTM
CDTN
CDTP
CDTQ
CDTB
CDTS
CDTV
CDTW
CDTX
CDTY
CDTZ
CDVB
CDVF
CDVG
CDVH
CDVJ
CDVK
CDVL
CDVM
CDVN
CDVP
Aun
Auo
Aup
Auq
Aur
Aus
Aut
Auu
Auv
Auw
Aux
Auy
Auz
Av
Ava
Avb
Ave
Avd
Ave
Avf
Avg
Avh
Avi
Avj
Avk
Avl
Avm
Avn
Avo
Avp
Avq
Avr
Avs
Avt
Avu
Avv
Avw
Avx
Avy
Avz
Aw
Awa
Awb
Awe
Awd
Awe
Awf
Awg
Awh
Awi
Awj
Awk
Awl
Awm
Awn
Awo
Awp
Awq
Awr
Aws
Awt
Awu
Awv
Aww
Awx
Awy
Awz
Ax
Axa
Axb
Axe
Axd
Axe
Axf
CDVQ
Axg
CDVB
Axh
CDVS
Axi
CDVT
Axj
CDVW
Axk
CDVX
Axl
CDVY
Axm
ODVZ
Axa
CDWB
Axo
CDWP
Axp
CDWG
Axq
CDWH
Axr
CDWJ
Axs
CDWK
Axt
CDWL
Axu
CDWM
Axv
CDWN
Axw
CDWP
Axx
CDWQ
Axy
CDWB
Axz
CDWS
Ay
CDWT
Aya
CDWV
Ayb
CDWX
Aye
CDWY
Ayd
CDWZ
Aye
CDXB
Ayf
CDXF
Ayg
CDXG
Ayh
CDXH
Ayi
CDXJ
Ayj
CDXK
Ayk
CDXL
Ayl
CDXM
Aym
CDXN
Ayn
CDXP
Ayo
CDXQ
Ayp
CDXB
Ayq
CDXS
Ayr
CDXT
Ays
CDXV
Ayt
CDXW
Ayu
CDXY
Ayv
CDXZ
Ayw
CDYB
Ayx
OD^F
Ayy
CDYG
Ayz
CDYH
Az
CDYJ
Aza
CDYK
Azb
CDYL
Azc
CDYM
Azd
CDYN
Aze
CDYP
Azf
CDYQ
Azg
CDYB
Azh
CDYS
Azi
CDYT
Azj
CDYV
Azk
CDYW
Azl
CDYX
Azm
CDYZ
Azn
CDZB
Azo
CDZF
Azp
CDZG
Azq
CDZH
Azr
CDZJ
Azs
CDZK
Azt
CDZL
Azu
CDZM
Azv
CDZN
Azw
CDZP
Azx
CDZQ
Azy
CDZB
Azz
CDZS
CDZT
CDZV
CDZW
CDZX
CDZY
CJ'BD
CFBG
CPBH
CFBJ
CFBK
CFBL
CFBM
CFBN
CFBP
CFBQ
CFBE
CFBS
CFBT
CFBV
CFBW
CFBX
CFBY
CFBZ
CFDB
CFDG
CFDH
CFDJ
CFDK
CFDL
CFDM
CFDN
CFDP
CFDQ
CFDB
CFDS
CFDT
CFDV
CFDW
CFDX
CFDY
CFDZ
CFGB
CFGD
CFGH
CFGJ
CFGK
CFGL
CFGM
CFGN
CFGP
CFGQ
CFGB
CFGS
CFGT
CFGV
CFGW
CFGX
CFGY
CFGZ
CFHB
CFHD
CFHG
Ba
Baa
Bab
Bac
Bad
Bae
Baf
Bag
Bah
Bai
Baj
Bak
Bal
Bam
Ban
Bao
Bap
Baq
Bar
Bas
Bat
Ban
Bav
Baw
Bax
Bay
Baz
Bb
Be
Bd
Be
Bea
Beb
Bee
Bed
Bee
Bef
Beg
Beh
Bei
Bej
Bek
Bel
Bern
Ben
Beo
Bep
Beq
Ber
Bes
Bet
Ben
Bev
Bew
Bex
Bey
Bez
CFHJ
CFHK.
CFHL
CFHM
CFHN
CFHP
CFHQ
CFHB
CFHS
CFHT
CFHV
CFHW
CFHX
CFHY
CFHZ
CFJB
CFJD
CFJG
CFJH
CFJK
CFJL
CFJM
CFJN
CFJP
CFJQ
CFJB
CFJS
CFJT
CFJV
CFJW
CFJX
CF.TY
CFJZ
CFKB
CFKD
CFKG
CFKH
CFKJ
CFKL
CFKM
CFKN
CFKP
CFKQ
CFKB
CFKS
CFKT
CFKV
CFKW
CFKX
CFKY
CFKZ
CFLB
CFLD
CFLG
CFLH
CFLJ
CFLK
CFLM
CFLN
CFLP
CFLQ
CFLB
CFLS
CFLT
CFLV
Cflw
CFLX
CFLY
CFLZ
CFMB
CFMD
CFMG
CFMH
CFMJ
Part I.
ALPHABETICAL SPELLING TABLE.
17
CPMK
CFML
CFMN
CFMP
CFMQ
CFMR
CFMS
CFMT
CFMV
CFMW
CFMX
CFMY
CFMZ
CFNB
CFND
CFNG
CPNH
CFNJ
CFNK
CFNL
CFNM
CFNP
CFNQ
CFNR
CFNS
CFNT
CFNV
CFNW
CFNX
CFNY
CFNZ
CFPB
CFPD
CFPG
CFPH
CFPJ
CFPK
CFPL
CPPM
CFPN
CFPQ
CFPE
CFPS
CFPT
CFPV
CPPW
CFPX
CFPY
CFPZ
CFQB
CFQD
CFQG
CPQH
CFQJ
CFQK
CFQL
CFQM
CFQN
CPQP
CFQR
CFQS
CFQT
CFQV
Bry
Ba
Bt
Bu
Bua
Bub
Buc
Bud
Bue
Buf
Bug
Buh
Bui
Buj
Buk
Bui
Bum
Bun
Buo
Bup
Buq
Bur
Bus
But
Buu
Buv
Buw
Bux
Buy
Buz
Bv
Bw
Bx
By
Bya
Bye
Byi
Byo
Byu
Bz
Ca
Caa
Cab
Cac
Cad
Cae
Caf
Cag
Cah
Cai
Caj
Cal
Cain
Can
CFQW
CFQX
CFQY
CFQZ
CFRB
CFRD
CFRG
CFRH
CFRJ
CFRK
CFRL
CFRM
CFRN
CFRP
CFRQ
CFRS
CFRT
CFRV
CFRW
CFRX
CFRY
CFRZ
CFSB
CFSD
CFSG
CFSH
CFSJ
CPSK
CFSL
CFSM
CFSN
CFSP
CFSQ
CFSR
CFST
CFSV
CFSW
CFSX
CFSY
CFSZ
CFTB
CFTD
CFTG
CFTH
CFTJ
CFTK
CFTL
CFTM
CPTN
CFTP
CFTQ
CFTR
CFTS
CFTV
CFTW
CFTX
CFTY
CFTZ
CFVB
CFVD
CPVG
CPVH
CPVJ
CFVK
CPVL
CPVM
CPVN
CPVP
CFVQ
CPVR
CPVS
CFVT
CFVW
CPVX
Cao
Cap
Caq
Car
Cas
Cat
Cau
Cav
Caw
Caz
Cay
Caz
Cb
Co
Cd
Ce
Cea
Ceb
Cec
Ced
Cee
Cef
Ceg
Ceb
Cei
Cej
Cek
Cel
Oem
Cen
Ceo
Cep
Ceq
Cer
Ces
Cet
Ceu
Cev
Cew
Cex
Cey
Cez
Cf
Cg
Ch
Cha
Chb
Che
Chd
Che
Chf
Chg
Chh
Chi
Chj
Chk
Chi
Chm
Chn
Cho
Chp
Chq
Chr
Chs
Cht
Chu
Chv
Chw
Chx
Chy
Chz
Ci
Cia
Cib
CPVY
CFVZ
CFWB
CPWD
CFWG
CPWH
CFWJ
CFWK
CFWL
CPWM
CFWN
CPWP
CFWQ
CFWR
CFWS
OFWT
CFWV
CFWX
CFWY
CPWZ
CPXB
CFXD
CFXG
CFXH
CFXJ
CFXK
CFXL
CPXM
CFXN
CFXP
CFXQ
CFXR
CFXS
CFXT
CFXV
CFXW
CFXY
CPXZ
CFYB
CFYD
CFYG
CFYH
CFYJ
CFYK
CFYL
CFYM
CFYN
CFYP
CFYQ
CFYR
CFYS
CFYT
CFYV
CFYW
CFYX
CFYZ
CFZB
CFZD
CPZG
CFZH
CFZJ
CFZK
CFZL
CFZM
CFZN
CFZP
CFZQ
OFZR
CPZS
CFZT
CFZV
CFZW
CFZX
CFZY
Cic
Cid
Cie
Cif
Cig
Cih
Cii
Cij
Cik
Cil
Cim
Cin
Cio
Cip
Ciq
Cir
Cis
Cit
Ciu
Civ
Ciw
Cix
Ciy
Ciz
Ci
Ck
CI
Cla.
Cle
Cli
Clo
Clu
Cly
Cm
Cn
Co
Coa
Cob
Coo
Cod
Coe
Cof
Cog
Coh
Coi
Coj
Cok
Col
Com
Con
Coo
Cop
Coq
Cor
Cos
Cot
Cou
Cov
Cow
Cox
Coy
Coz
Cp
Cq
Cr
Cra
Cre
Cri
Cro
Cru
Cry
Cs
Ct
Cu,
CGBD
CGBP
CGBH
CGBJ
CGBK
CGBL
CGBM
CGBN
CGBP
CGBQ
CGBR
CGBS
CGBT
CGBV
CGBW
CGBX
CGBY
OGBZ
CGDB
CGDP
CGDH
CGDJ
CGDK
CGDL
CGDM
CGDN
CGDP
CGDQ
CGDR
CGDS
CGDT
CGDV
CGDW
CGDX
CGDY
CGDZ
CGFB
CGFD
CGFH
CGFJ
CGFK
CGFL
CGFM
CGFN
CGFP
CGFQ
CGFR
CGFS
CGFT
CGPV
CGFW
CGFX
CGFY
CGFZ
CGHB
CGHD
CGHP
CGHJ
CGHK
CGHL
CGHM
CGHN
CGHP
CGHQ
CGHR
CGHS
CGHT
CGHV
CGHW
CGHX
CGHY
CGHZ
CGJB
CGJD
Cua
Cub
Cue
Cud
Cue
Cu£
Cug
Cuh
Cui
Cuj
Cuk
Cul
Cum
Cun
Cuo
Cup
Cuq
Cur
Cus
Cut
Cuu
Cuv
Cuw
Cux
Cuy
Cuz
Cv
Cva
Cve
Cvi
Cvo
Cvu
Cvy
Cw
Cx
Cy
Cya
Cyb
Cyc
Cyd
Cye
Cyf
Cyg
Cyh
Cyi
Cyj
Cyk
Cyl
Cym
Cyn
Cyo
Cyp
Cyq
Cyr
Cys
Cyf
Cyu
Cyv
Cyw
Oyx
Cyy
Cyz
Cz
Cza
Czb
Czc
Czd
Cze
Czf
Czg
Czh
Czi
Czj
Czk
CGJF
CGJH
CGJK
CGJL
CGJM
CGJN
CGJP
CGJQ
CGJR
CGJS
CGJT
CGJV
CGJW
CGJX
CGJY
CGJZ
CGKB
CGKD
CGKF
CGKH
CGKJ
CGKL
CGKM
CGKN
CGKP
CGKQ
CGKR
CGKS
CGKT
CGKV
CGKW
CGKX
CGKY
CGKZ
CGLB
CGLD
CGLF
CGLH
CGLJ
CGLK
CGLM
CGLN
CGLP
CGLQ
CGLR
CGLS
CGLT
CGLV
GGL"W
CGLX
CGLY
CGLZ
CGMB
CGMD
CGMF
CGMH
CGMJ
CGMK
CGML
CGMN
CGMP
CGMQ
CGMR
Czl
CGMS
Deq
Czm
CGMT
Der
Czn
CGMV
Des
Czo
CGMW
Det
Czp
CGMX
Deu
Czq
CGMY
Dev
Czr
CGMZ
Dew
Czs
CGNB
Dex
Czt
CGND
Dey
Czu
CGNF
Dez
Czv
CGNH
Df
Czw
CGNJ
Dg
Czx
CGNK
Dh
Czy
CGNL
Dha
Czz
CGNM
Dhe
CGNP
Dhi
CGNQ
Dho
CGNR
Dhu
CGNS
Dhy
CGNT
Di-
CGNV
Dia
CGNW
Dib
CGNX
Die
CGNY
Did
CGNZ
Die
D.
CGPB
Di£
CGPD
Dig
Da
CGPF
Dih
Daa
CGPH
Dii
Dab
CGPJ
Dij
Dae
CGPK
Dik
Dad
CGPL
Dil
Dae
CGPM
Dim
Daf
CGPN
Din
Dag
CGPQ
Die
Dah
CGPR
Dip
Dai
CGPS
Diq
Daj
CGPT
Dir
Dak
CGPV
Dis
Dal
CGPW
Dit
Dam
CGPX
Din
Dan
CGPY
Div
Dao
CGPZ
Diw
Dap
CGQB
Dix
Daq
CGQD
Diy
Dar
CGQF
Diz
Das
CGQH
Dj
Dat
CGQJ
Dk
Dau
CGQK
Dl
Dav
CGQL
Dla
Daw
OGQM
Die
Dax
CGQN
Dli
Day
CGQP
Dlo
Daz
CGQR
Dlu
Db
CGQS
Dly
Dc
CGQT
Dm
Dd
CGQV
Dn
De
CGQW
Do
Dea
CGQX
Doa
Deb
CGQY
Dob
Dec
CGQZ
Doc
Ded
CGRB
Dod
Dee
CGRD
Doe
Def
CGRF
Dof
Deg
CGRH
Dog
Deh
CGRJ
Doh
Dei '
CGRK
Doi
Dej
CGRL
Doj
Dek
CGRM
Dok
Del
CGRN
Dol
Dem
CGRP
Dom
Den
CGRQ
Don
Deo
CGRS
Doo
Dep
CGRT
Dop
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ALPHABETICAL SPELLING TABLE.
Pabt I.
CGEV
CGRW
CGRX
CGRY
CGRZ
CGSB
CGSD
CGSF
CGSH
CGSJ
CGSK
CGSL
CGSM
CGSN
CGSP
CGSQ
CGSR
CGST
OGSV
CGSW
CGSX
CGSY
CGSZ
CGTB
CGTD
CGTF
CGTH
CGTJ
CGTK
CGTL
CGTM
CGTN
CGTP
CGTQ
CGTR
CGTS
CGTV
OGTW
CGTX
CGTY
CGTZ
CGVB
CGVD
CGVF
CGVH
CGVJ
CGVK
CGVL
CGVM
CGVN
CGVP
CGVQ
CGVR
CGVS
CGVT
CGVW
CGVX
CGVY
CGVZ
CGWB
CGWD
CGWF
CGWH
Doq
Dor
Dos
Dot
Don
Dov
Dow
Dox
Doy
Doz
Dp
Dq
Dr
Dra
Dre
Dri
Dro
Dra
Dry
Ds
Dt
Du
Dua
Dub
Due
Dud
Due
Duf
Dug
Duh
Dui
Duj
Duk
Dul
Dum
Dun
Duo
Dup
Duq
Dur
Dus
Dut
Duu
Duv
Duw
Dux
Duy
Duz
Dv
Dw
Dx
Dy
Dya
Dye
Dyi
Dyo
Dyu
Dz
Ea
Eaa
Ea^
Eac
CGWJ
CGWK
CGWL
CGWM
CGWJSr
CGWP
CGWQ
CGWR
CGWS
CGWT
CGWV
CGWX
CGWY
CGWZ
CGXB
CGXD
CGXF
CGXH
CGXJ
CGXK
CGXL
CGXM
CGXN
CGXP
CGXQ
CGXR
CGXS
CGXT
CGXV
CGXW
CGXY
CGXZ
CGYB
CGYD
CGYF
CGYH
CGYJ
CGYK
CGYL
CGYM
CGYN
CGYP
CGYQ
CGYR
CGYS
CGYT
CGYV
CGYW
CGYX
CGYZ
CGZB
CGZD
CGZF
CGZH
CGZJ
CGZK
CGZL
CGZM
CGZN
CGZP
CGZQ
CGZR
CGZS
CGZT
CGZV
CGZW
eGZX
CGZY
CHBD
CHBF
CHBG
CHBJ
CHBK
CHBL
Ead
Eae
Eaf
Eag
Eah
Eai
Eaj
Eak
Eal
Earn
Ean
Eao
Eap
Eaq
Ear
Eas
Eat
Eau
Eav
Eaw
Eax
Eay
Eaz
Eb
Eba
Ebb
Ebc
Ebd
Ebe
Ebf
Ebg
Ebb
Ebi
Ebj
Ebk
Ebl
Ebm
Ebn
Ebo
Ebp
Ebq
Ebr
Ebs
Ebt
Ebu
Ebv
Ebw
Ebx
Eby
Ebz
Ec
Eca
Ecb
Ecc
Ecd
Ece
Ecf
Ecg
Ech
Eci.
Ecj
Eck
Eel
Eem
Ecu
Eco
Ecp
Eeq
Ecr
Ees
Ect
Ecu
Eev
Eew
CHBM
Ecx
CHBN
Ecy
CHBP
Eez
CHBQ
Ed
CHBR
Eda
CHBS
Edb
CHBT
Ede
CHBV
Edd
CHBW
Ede
CHBX
Edf
CHBY
Edg
CHBZ
Edh
CHDB
Edi
CHDF
Edj
CHDG
Edk
CHDJ
Edl
CHDK
Edm
CHDL
Edn
CHDM
Edo
CHDN
Edp
CHDP
Edq
CHDQ
Edr
CHDR
Eds
CHDS
Edt
CHDT
Edu
CHDV
Edv
CHDW
Edw
CHDX
Edx
CHDY
Edy
CHDZ
Edz
CHFB
Ee
CHPD
Eea
CHFG
Eeb
CHFJ
Eec
CHFK
Eed
CHFL
Eem
CHPM
Ef
CHFN
Efa
CHFP
Efb
CHFQ
Efc
CHFR
Efd
CHFS
Efe
CHFT
EfE
CHFV
Efg
CHFW
Efh
CHFX
Efi
CHFY
Efj
CHFZ
Efk-
CHGB
Efl
CHGD
Efm
CHGF
Efn
CHGJ
Efo
CHGK
Efp
CHGL
Efq
CHGM
Efr
CHGN
Efs
CHGP
Eft
CHGQ
Efu
CHGR
Efv
CHGS
Efw
CHGT
Efx
CHGV
Efy
CHGW
Efz
CHGX
Eg
CHGY
Ega
CHGZ
Egb
CHJB
Ege
CHJD
Egd
CHJF
Ege
CHJG
Egf
CHJK
Egg
CHJL
Egh
CHJM
Egi
CHJN
Egj
CHJP
Egk
CHJQ
Egl
CHJR
Egm
CHJS
Egn
CHJT
Ego
CHJV
Egp
CHJW
Egq
CHJX
Egr
CHJY
Egs
CHJZ
Egt
CHKB
Egu
CHKD
Egv
CHKF
Egw
CHKG
Egx
OHKJ
Egy
CHKL
Egz
CHKM
Eh
CHKN
Eba
CHKP
Ebb
CHKQ
Ebe
CHKR
Ebd
CHKS
Ebe
CHKT
Ebf
CHKV
Ebg
CHKW
Ebb
CHKX
Ehi
CHKY
Ebj
CHKZ
Ebk
CHLB
Ehl
CHLD
Ehin
CHLF
Ebn
CHLG
Ebo
CHLJ
Ebp
CHLK
Ebq
CHLM
Ebr
CHLN
Ebs
CHLP
Ebt
CHLQ
Ebu
CHLR
Ebv
CHLS
Ebw
CHLT
Ebx
CHLV
Eby
CHLW
Ebz
CHLX
Ei
CHLY
Eia
CSLZ
Eib
CHMB
Eie
CHMD
Eid
CHMF
Eie
CHMG
Eif
CHMJ
Eig
CHMK
Eib
CHML
Eii
CHMN
Eij
CHMP
Eik
CHMQ
Eil
OHMR
Eim
CHMS
Ein
CHMT
Eio
CHMV
Eip
CHMW
Eiq
CHMX
Eir
CHMY
Eis
CHMZ
Eit
CHNB
Eiu
CHND
Eiv
CHNF
Eiw
CHNG
Eix
CHNJ
Eiy
CHNK
Eiz
CHNL
Ej
CHNM
Eja
CHNP
Ejb
CHNQ
Ejc
CHNR
CHNS
OHNT
CHNV
CHNW
CHNX
CHNY
CHNZ
CHPB
CHPD
CHPF
CHPG
CHPJ
CHPK
CHPL
CHPM
CHPN
CHPQ
CHPR
CHPS
CHPT
CHPV
CHPW
CHPX
CHPY
CHPZ
CHQB
CHQD
CHQF
CHQG
CHQJ
CHQK
CHQL
CHQM
CHQN
CHQP
CHQR
CHQS
CHQT
CHQV
CHQW
CHQX
CHQY
CHQZ
CHRB
CHRD
CHRP
CHRG
CHRJ
CHRK
CHRL
CHRM
CHRN
CHRP
CHRQ
CHRS
CHRT
CHRV
CHRW
CHRX
CHRY
CHRZ
CHSB
CHSD
CHSF
CHSG
CHSJ
CHSK
CHSL
CHSM
CHSN
CHSP
CHSQ
CHSR
Eid
CHST
Blx
Eje
CHSV
Ely
Ejf
CHSW
Elz
Eig
CHSX
Em
EjE
CHSY
Ema
E]i
CHSZ
Emb
E,1j
CHTB
Emc
Ejk
CHTD
Emd
Ejl
CHTF
Eme
Ejm.
CHTG
Emf
Ejn
CHTJ
Emg
Ejo
CHTK
Emb
Ejp
CHTL
Emi
Ejq
CHTM
Emj
Ejf
CHTN
Emk
Ejs
CHTP
Eml
Ejt
CHTQ
Emm
Eju
CHTR
Emn
Ejv
CHTS
Emo
Ejw
CHTV
Emp
Ejx
CHTW
Emq
Ejy
CHTX
Emr
Ejz
CHTY
Ems
Ek
CHTZ
Emt
Eka
CHVB
Emu
Ekb
CHVD
Emv
Eke
CHVF
Emw
Ekd
CHVG
Emx
Eke
CHVJ
Emy
Ekf
CHVK
Emz
Ekg
CHVL
En
Ekb
CHVM
Ena
Eki
CHVN
Enb
Ekj
CHVP
Enc
Ekk
CHVQ
End
Ekl
CHVR
Ene
Ekm
CHVS
Enf
Ekn
CHVT
Eng
Eko
CHVW
Enb
Ekp
CHVX
Eni
Ekq
CHVY
Enj
Ekr
CHVZ
Enk
Eks
CHWB
Enl
Bkt
CHWD
Enm
Eku
CHWF
Enn
Ekv
CHWG*
Eno
Ekw
CHWJ
Enp
Ekx
CHWK
Enq
Eky
CHWL
Enr
Ekz
CHWM
Ens
El
CHWN
Ent
Ela
CHWP |Enu
Eib
CHWQ Env
Eie
CHWR Enw
Eld
CHWS ; Enx
Eie
CHWT lEny
Elf
CHWV Enz
Eig
CHWX Eo
Elh
CHWY i Eoa
Eli
CHWZ Eob
Elj
CHXB Eoc
Elk
CHXD
Eod
Ell
CHXF
Eoe
Elm
CHXG
Eof
Eln
CHXJ
Ecg
Elo
CHXK
Eob
Elp
CHXL
Eoi
Elq
CHXM
Ecj
Elr
CHXN
Eok
Els
CHXP
Eol
Elt
CHXQ
Eom
Elu
CHXR
Eon
Elv
CHXS
Eoo
Elw
CHXT
Eop
Part -I.
ALPHABETICAL SPELLING TABLE.
19
CHXV
Eoq
CJDY
Eri
CJLB
Enc
CJQF
Eww
CJVH
Ezp
CJYT
Fes
CHXW
Eor
CJDZ
Erk
CJLD
Eud
CJQG
Ewx
CJVK
Ezq
CJYV
Pet
CHXY
Eos
CJFB
Eri
CJLF
Ene
CJQH
Ewy
CJVL
Ezr
CJYW
Feu
CHXZ
Eot
CJPD
Erm
CJLG
Euf
CJQK
Ewz
CJVM
Ezs
CJYX
Fev
CHYB
Eou
CJFG
Em
CJLH
Eug
CJQL
Ex
CJVN
Ezt
CJYZ
Few
CHYD
Eov
CJPH
Ero
CJLK
Etih
CJQM
Exa
CJVP
Ezu
CJZB
Pex
CHYF
Eow
CJFK
Erp
CJLM
Eui
CJQN
CJQP
Exb
CJVQ
Ezv
CJZD
Fey
CHYG
Eox
CJFL
Erq
CJLN
Euj
Exc
CJVB
Ezw
CJZF
Fez
CHYJ
■Eoy
CJPM
Err
CJLP
Euk
CJQR
Exd
CJVS
Ezx
CJZG
Ff
CHYK
Eoz
CJFK
Ers
CJLQ
Eul
CJQS
Exe
CJVT
Ezy
CJZH
Fg ■
CHYL
Ep
CJFP
Ert
CJLR
Eum
CJQT
Exf
CJVW
Ezz
CJZK
Fh
CHYM
Epa
CJFQ
Eru
CJLS
Eun
CJQV
Exg
CJVX
CJZL
Pha
CHYN
Epb
CJFR
Erv
CJLT
Euo
CJQW
CJQX
Exh
CJVY
CJZM
Phe
CHYP
Epc
CJFS
Erw
CJLV
Etip
Exi
CJVZ
CJZN
FM
CHYQ
Epd
CJFT
Erx
CJLW
Euq
CJQY
Exj
CJZP
Fho
CHYB
Epe
CJFV
Ery
CJLX
Eur
CJQZ
Exk
CJZQ
Fhu
CHYS
Epf
CJFW
Erz
CJLY
Eus
CJBB
Exl
CJZB
Fhy
CHYT
Epg
CJFX
Es
CJLZ
Eut
CJRD
Exm
CJZS
Fi
CHYV
Eph
CJFY
Esa
CJMB
Euu
CJBP
Exn
CJZT
Fia
CHYW
Epi
CJFZ
Esb
CJMD
Euv
CJRG
Exo
CJZV
Fib
CHYX
Epj
CJGB
Esc
CJMP
Euw
CJRH
Exp
CJZW
Pic
CHYZ
Epk
CJGD
Esd
CJMG
Eux
CJRK
Exq
CJZX
Fid
CHZB
Epl
CJGF
Ese
CJMH
Euy
CJBL
Exr
CKBD
Fie
CHZD
Epm
CJGH
Esf
CJMK
Euz
CJRM
Exs
r.
CKBG
Fif
CHZF
Bpn
CJGK
Esg
CJML
Ev
CJRN
Ext
CKBH
Fig
CHZG
Epo
cjGl
Esh
CJMN
Eva
CJRP
Exu
CJWB
Fa
CKBJ
Fih
CHZJ
Epp
CJGM
Esi
CJMP
Evb
CJRQ
Exv
CJWD
Faa
CKBL
Fii
CHZK
Epq
CJGN
Esj
CJMQ
Eve
CJRS
Exw
CJWF
Fab
CKBM
Fij
CHZL
Epr
CJGP
Esk
CJMR
Evd
CJBT
Exx
CJWG
Fae
CKBN
Pik
CHZM
Eps
CJGQ
Esl
CJMS
Eve
CJBV
Exv
CJWH
Fad .
CKBP
Fil
CHZN
Ept
CJGR
Esm
CJMT
Evf
CJRW
Exz
CJWK
Fae
CKBQ
Pirn
CHZP
Epu
CJGS
Esn
CJMV
Evg
CJBX
Ey
CJWL
Faf
CKBR
Fin
CHZQ
Epv
CJGT
Eso
CJMW
Evh
^CJEY
Eya
CJWM
Fag
CKBS
Fio
CHZR
Ep-w
CJGV
Esp
CJMX
Evi
CJBZ.
Eyb
CJWN
Fah
CKBT
Fip
CHZS
Epx
CJGW
Esq
CJMY
Evj
CJSB
Eye
CJWP
Fai
CKBV
Fiq
CHZT
Epy
CJGX
Esr
CJMZ
Evk
CJSD
Eyd
CJWQ
Faj
CKBW
Fir
CHZV
Epz
CJGY
Ess
CJNB
Evl
CJSF
Eye
CJWB
Fak
CKBX
Pis
CHZW
Eq
CJGZ
Est
CJND
Evm
CJSG
Eyf
CJWS
Fal
CKBY
Fit
CHZX
Eqa
CJHB
Esu
CJNP
Evn
CJSH
Eyg
CJWT
Pa,Tn
CKBZ
Fin
CHZY
Eqb
CJHD
Esv
CJNG
Evo '
CJSK
Eyh
CJWV
Fan
CKDB
Piv
CJBD
Eqc
CJHF
Esw
CJNH
Evp
CJSL
Eyi
CJWX
Fao
CKDF
Fiw
CJBF
Eqd
CJHG
■Esx
CJNK
Evq
CJSM
Eyj
CJWY
Fap
CKDG
Fix
CJBG
Eqe
CJHK
Esy
CJNL
Evr
CJSN
Eyk
CJWZ
Faq
CKDH
Fiy
CJBH
Eqf
CJHL
Esz
CJNM
Evs
CJSP
Eyl
CJXB
Far
CKDJ
Fiz
CJBK
Eqg
CJHM
Et
CJNP
Evt
CJSQ
Eym
CJXD
Fas
CKDL
F.i
CJBL
Eqh
CJHN
Eta
CJNQ
Evu
CJSB
Eyn
CJXF
Pat
CKDM
Fk
CJBM
Eqi
CJHP
Etb
CJNR
Evv
CJST
Eye
CJXG
Fan
CKDN
Fla
CJBN
Eqj
CJHQ
Etc
CJNS
Evw
CJSV
Eyp
CJXH
Fav
CKDP
Fie
CJBP
Eqk
CJHR
Etd
CJNT
Evx
CJSW
Eyq
CJXK
Paw
CKDQ
Fli
CJBQ
Eql
CJHS
Ete
CJNV
Evy
CJSX
Evr
CJXL
Fax
CKDB
Flo
CJBR
Eqm
CJHT
Etf
CJNW
Evz
CJSY
Eys
CJXM
Fay
CKDS
Fin
CJBS
Eqn
CJHV
Etg
CJNX
Evv
CJSZ
Eyt
CJXN
Faz
CKDT
Fly
CJBT
Eqo
CJHW
Eth
CJNY
Ewa
CJTB
Eyu
CJXP
Fb
CKDV
Fm
CJBV
Eqp
CJHX
Eti
CJNZ
Ewb
CJTD
Eyv
CJXQ
Fc
CKDW
Fn
CJBW
Eqq
CJHY
Etj
CJPB
Ewo
CJTF
Eyw
CJXB
Fd
CKDX
Fo
CJBX
Eqr
CJHZ
Etk
CJPD
Ewd
CJTG
Eyx
CJXS
Fe
CKDY
Foa
CJBY
Eqs
CJKB
Etl
CJPP
Ewe
CJTH
Eyy
CJXT
Fea
CKDZ
-Fob
CJBZ
Eqt
CJKn
Etm
CJPG
Ewf
CJTK
Eyz
CJXV
Feb
CKFB
Foe
CJDB
Eqn
CJKP
Etn
CJPH
Ewg
CJTL
Ez
CJXW
Pec
CKFD
Fod
CJDF
Eqv
CJKG
Eto
CJPK
Ewh
CJTM
Eza
CJXY
Fed
CKFG
Foe
CJDG
Eqw
CJKH
Etp
CJPL
Ewi
CJTN
Ezb
CJXZ
Fee
CKFH
Fof
CJDH
Eqx
CJKL
Etq
CJPM
Ewj
CJTP
Eze
CJYB
Fef
CKFJ
Fog
CJDK
Eqy
CJKM
Etr
CJPN
Ewk
CJTQ
Ezd
CJYD
Peg
CKFL
Fob
CJDL
Eqz
CJKN
Ets
CJPQ
Ewl
CJTB
E^e
CJYF
Feh
CKFM
Foi
CJDM
Er
CJKP
Ett
CJPR
Ewm
CJTS
Ezf
CJYG
Fei
CKFN
S°?
CJDN
Era
CJKQ
Etii
CJPS
Ewn
CJTV
Ezg
CJYH
Fej
CKFP
Fok
CJDP
Erb
CJKR
Etv
CJPT
Ewo
CJTW
Ezh
CJYK
Fek
CKFQ
Fol
CJDQ
CJDR
Ere
CJKS
Etw
CJPV
Ewp
CJTX
Ezi
CJYL
Pel
CKFB
Fom
Erd
CJKT
Etx
CJPW
Ewq
CJTY
Ezj
CJYM
Fern
CKFS
Fon
CTDS
Ere
CJKV
Ety
CJPX
Ewr
CJTZ
Ezk
CJYN
Fen
CKFT
Poo
CJDT
Erf
CJKW
Etz
CJPY
Ews
CJVB
Ezl
CJYP
Feo
GKFV
Fop
CJDV
Erg
CJKX
Eu
CJPZ
Ewt
CJVD
Ezm
CJYQ
Pep
CKFW
Foq
CJDW
Erh
CJKY
Eua
CJQB
Ewu
CJVF
Ezn
CJYB
Feq
CKFX
For
CJDX
Eri
CJKZ
Eub
CJQD
Ewv
CJVG
Ezo
CJYS
Per
CKFY
Fos
20
ALPHABETICAL SPELLING TABLE.
Part 1.
CKFZ
CKGB
CKGD
CKGF
CKGH
CKGJ
CKGL
CKGM
CKGN
CKGP
CKGQ
CKGR
CKGS
CKGT
CKGV
CKGW
CKGX
CKGY
CKGZ
CKHB
CKHD
CKHF
CKHG
CKHJ
CKHL
CKHM
CKHN
CKHP
CKHQ
CKHR
CKHS
CKHT
CKHV
CKHW
CKHX
CKHY
CKHZ
CKJB
CKJD
CKJF
CKJG
CKJH
CKJL
CKJM
CKJN
CKJP
CKJQ
CKJR
CKJS
CKJT
CKJV
CKJW
CKJX
CKJY
CKJZ
Fot
Fou
Fov
Fow
Fox
Foy
Foz
Fp
Fq
Fr
Fra
Fre
Fri
Fro
Fni
Fry
Fs
Ft
Fu
Fua
Fub
Fuc
Fud
Fue
Fuf
Fug
Fuh
Fui
Fuj
Fuk
Fal
Fum
Fun
Fuo
Fup
Fuq
Fur
Fus
Fut
Fuu
Fuv
Fuw
Fux
Fuy
Fuz '
Fv
Fw
Fx
Fy
Fya
Fye
Fyi
Fyo
Fyu
Fz
CKLB
CKLD
CKLF
CKLG
CKLH
CKLJ
CKLM
CKLN
Ga
Gaa
Gab
Gao
Gad
Gae
Gaf
Gag
CKLP
CKLQ
CKLR
CKLS
CKLT
CKLV
CKLW
CKLX
CKLY
CKLZ
CKMB
CKMD
CKMF
CKMG
CKMH
CKMJ
CKML
CKMN
CKMP
CKMQ
CKMR
OEMS
CKMT
CKMV
CKMW
CKMX
CKMY
CKMZ
CKNB
CKND
CKNF
CKNG
CKNH
CKNJ
CKNii
CKNM
CKNP
CKNQ
CKNR
CKNS
CENT
CKNV
CENW
CKNX
CKNY
CKNZ
CKPB
CKPD
CKPF
CKPG
CKPH
CKPJ
CKPL
CKPM
CKPN
CKPQ
CKPR
CKPS
CKPT
CKPV
CKPW
CKPX
CKPY
CKPZ
CKQB
CKQD
CKQF
CKQG
CKQH
CKQJ
CKQL
CKQM
CKQN
CKQP
Gah
Gai
Gaj
Gak
Gal
Gam
Gan
Gao
Gap
Gaq
Gar
Gas
Gat
Gau
Gav
Gaw
Gax
Gay
Gaz
Gb
Gc
Gd
Ge
Gea
Geb
Gee
Ged
Gee
Gef
Geg
Geh
Gei
Gej
Gek
Gel
Gem
Gen
Geo
Gep
Geq
Ger
Ges
Get
Geu
Gev
Gew
Gex
Gey
Gez
Gf
Gg
Gh
Gha
Ghe
Ghi
Gho
Ghu
Ghy
Gi
Gia
Gib
Gic
Gid
Gie
Gif
Gig
Gih
Gii
Gij
Gik
Gil
Gim
Gin
Gio
CKQR
CKQS
CKQT
CKQV
CKQW
CKQX
CKQY
CKQZ
CKRB
CKRD
CKRF
CKRG
CKRH
CKRJ
CKRL
CKRM
CKRN
CKRP
CKBQ
CKRS
CKRT
CKBV
CKRW
CKRX
CKRY
CKRZ
CKSB
CKSD
CKSF
CKSG
CKSH
CKSJ
CKSL
CKSM .
CKSN
CKSP
CKSQ
CKSR
CKST
CKSV
CKSW
CKSX
CKSY
CKSZ
CKTB
CKTD
CKTF
CKTG
CKTH
CKTJ
CKTL
CKTM
CKTN
CKTP
CKTQ
CKTB
CRTS
CKTV
CKTW
CKTX
CKTY
CKTZ
CKVB
CKVD
CKVF
CKVG
CKVH
CKVJ
CKVL
CKVM
CKVN
CKVP
CKVQ
CKVR
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
Gog
Goh
Goi
Goj
Gok
Gol
Gom
Gon
Goo
Gop
Goq
Gor
Gos
Got
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
CKVS
CKVT
CKVW
CKVX
CKVY
CKVZ
CKWB
CKWD
CKWF
CKWG
CKWH
CKWJ
CKWL
CKWM
CKWN
CKWP
CKWQ
CKWR
CKWS
CKWT
CKWV
CKWX
CKWY
CKWZ
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
Gun
Guo
Gup
Guq
Gur
Gus
Gut
Guu
Guv
Guw
Gux
Guy
Guz
Gv
Gw
Gx
Gy
Gya
Gye
Gyi
Gyo
Gyu
Gz
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
CKZJ
CKZL
CKZM
CKZN
CKZP
CKZQ
CKZR
CKZS
CKZT
CKZV
CKZW
CKZX
CKZY
CLBD
CLBF
GLBG
CLBH
CLBJ
CLBK
CLBM
CLBN
CLBP
CLBQ
CLBR
CLBS
CLBT
CLBV
CLBW
CLBX
CLBY
CLBZ
CLDB
CLDF
CLDG
CLDH
CLDJ
CLDK
CLDM
CLDN
CLDP
CLDQ
CLDR
CLDS
CLDT
CLDV
CLDW
CLDX
OLDY
CLDZ
CLFB
CLFD
CLFG
CLFH
CLFJ
CLFK
CLFM
CLPN
CLFP
CLFQ
CLFR
CLFS
CLFT
CLFV
CLFW
CLFX
CLFY
CLFZ
CLGB
CLGD
CLGF
CLGH
CLGJ
Hei
Hej
Hek
Hel
Hem
Hen
Heo
Hep
Heq
Her
Hes
Het
Heu
Hev
Hew
Hex
Hey
Hez
H£
Hg
Hh
Hi
Hia
Hib
Hie
Hid
Hie
Hif
Hig
Hih
Hii
Hij
Hik
Hil
Him
Hin
Hio
Hip
Hiq
Hir
His
Hit
Hiu
Hiv
Hiw
Hii
Hiy
Hiz
Hj
Hk
HI
Hla
Hie
Hii
Hlo
Hlu
Hly
Hm
Hn
Ho
Hoa
Hob
Hoc
Hod
Hoe
Hof
Hog
Hoh
Hoi
Hoj
Hok
Hoi
Hom
Hon
CLGK
CLGM
CLGN
CLGP
CLGQ
CLGR
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
CLJW
CLJX
CLJY
CLJZ
CLKB
CLKD
CLKF
CLKG
CLKH
CLKJ
CLKM
CLKN
CLKP
CLKQ
CLKR
CLKS
CLKT
CLKV
CLKW
CLKX
CLKY
CLKZ
Hoc
Hop
Hoq
Hor
Hos
Hot
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
Huv
Huw
Hux
Huy
Huz
Hv
Hw
Hx
Hy
Hya
Hye
Hyi
Hyo
Hyu
Hyy
Hz
Paet I.
ALPHABETICAL SPELLING TABLE.
21
.
L
CLRB
111
CLWF
He
CMBJ
Iny
CMHL
Iqr
CMNP
Itk
CLRD
lim
CLWG
Ilf
CMBK
Inz
CMHN
Iqs
CMNQ
Itl
CLMB
la
CLRF
lin ,
CLWH
Ilg
CMBL
lo
CMHP
Iqt
CMNR
Itm
CLMD
laa
CLRG
lio
CLWJ
Ilh
CMBN
loa
CMHQ
Iqu
CMNS
Itn
CLMF
lab
CLRH
lip
CLWK
Hi
CMBP
lob
CMHR
Iqv
CMNT
Ito
CLMG
lac
CLRJ
liq
CLWM
nj
CMBQ
loc
CMHS
Iqw
CMNV
Itp
CLMH
lad
CLRK
lir
CLWN
Ilk
CMBR
lod
CMHT
Iqx
CMNW
Itq
CLMJ
lae
CLRM
lis
CLWP
ni
OMBS
loe
CMHV
iqy
CMNX
Itr
CLMK
laf
CLRN
lit
CLWQ
nm
CMBT
lof
CMHW
Iqz
CMNY
Its
CLMN
lag
CLRP
liu
CLWR
nn
CMBV
loh
CMHX
Ir
CMNZ
Itt
CLMP
lah
CLRQ
liv
CLWS
no
CMBW
CMHY
Ira
CMPB
Itu
CLMQ
lai
CLRS
liw
CLWT
Up
CMBX
loi
CMHZ
Irb
CMPD
Itv
CLMR
laj
CLRT
lis
CLWV
nq
CMBY
loj
CMJB
Ire
CMPF
Itw
CLMS
lak
CLRV
liy
CLWX
Ilr
CMBZ
lok
CMJD
Ird
CMPG
Itx
CLMT
lal
CLRW
liz
CLWY
lis
CMDB
lol
CMJF
Ire
CMPH
Ity
CLMV
lam
CLRX
I]
OLWZ
lit
CMDF
lom
CMJG
Irf
CMPJ
Itz
CLMW
Ian
CLRY
I]a
CLXB
Ilu
CMDG
Ion
CMJH
Irg
CMPK
lu
CLMX
lao
CLRZ
I]b
CLXD
nv
CMDH
loo
CMJK
Irh
CMPL
Ina
CLMY
lap
CLSB
I3C
CLXF
Ilw
CMDJ
lop
CMJL
Iri
CMPN
lub
^ll^LMZ
laq
CLSD
I]d
CTiXG
Ilx
CMDK
loq
CMJN
Irj
CMPQ
Inc
^S0LNB
lar
CLSF
Ije
CLXH
ny
CMDL
lor
CMJP
Irk
CMPR
lud
«3LND
las
CLSG
iDf
CLXJ
Ilz
CMDN
los
CMJQ
Irl
CMPS
lue
CLNF
lat
CLSH
I]g
CLXK
Im
CMDP
lot
CMJR
Irm
CMPT
luf
CLNG
laii
CLSJ
loh
CLXM
Ima
CMDQ
lou
CMJS
Im
CMPV
lug
CLNH
lav
CLSK
131
CLXN
Imb
CMDR
lov
CMJT
Irb
CMPW
luh
ICLNJ
law
CLSM
I3J
CLXP
Imc
CMDS
low
CMJV
Irp
CMPX
lui
CLNK
Tax
CLSN
I]k
CLXQ
Imd
CMi)T
lox
CMJW
Irq
CMPY
Ini
CLNM
lay
CLSP
Ijl
CLXR
Ime
CMDV
loy
CMJX
Irr
CMPZ
luk
CLNP
Taz
CLSQ
lom
CLXS
Imf
CMDW
loz
CMjy
Irs
CMQB
lul
>CLNQ
lb
CLSR
Ijn
CLXT
Img
CMDX
Ip
CMJZ
Irt
CMQD
lum
CLNR
Ic
CLST
I]0
CLXV
Imh
CMDY
Ipa
CMKB
Im
CMQF
lun
CLNS
Id
CLSV
lap
CLXW
Imi
CMDZ
Ipb
CMKD
Irv
CMQG
luo
CLNT
le
CLSW
I3q
CT-XY
Imj
CMFB
Ipc
CMKF
Irw
CMQH
lup
CLNV
lea
CLSX
Ijr
CLXZ
Imk
CMFD
Ipd
CMKG
Irx
CMQJ
luq
CLNW
leb
CLSY
Ijs
CLYB
Iml
CMPG
Ipe
CMKH
Iry
CMQK
lur
CLNX
lec
CLSZ
lot
CLYD
Imm
CMFH
Ipf
CMKJ
Irz
CMQL
lus
CLNY
led
CLTB
I311
CLYF
Imn
CMFJ
Ipg
CMKL
Is
CMQN
lut
CLNZ
lee
CLTD
I]v
CLYG
Imo
CMFK
Ipb
CMKN
Isa
CMQP
luu
CLPB
lef
CLTF
I. w
CLVH
Imp
CMFL
Ipi
CMKP
Isb
CMQR
Inv
CLPD
leg
CLTG
I]X
CLYJ
Imq
CMFN
Ipj
CMKQ
Isc
CMQS
luw
CLPF
let
CLTH
ijy
CLYK
Imr
CMFP
Ipk
CMKR
Isd
CMQT
lui
CLPG
lei »
CLTJ
I z
CLYM
Ims
CMFQ
Ipl
CMKS
Ise
CMQV
luy
CLPH
lej
CLTK
Jk
CLYN
Imt
CMFR
Ipm
CMKT
Isf
CMQW
luz
CLPJ
lek
CLTM
Ika
CLYP
Imu
CMFS
Ipn
CMKV
Isg
CMQX
Iv
CLPK
lel
CLTN
Ikb
CLYQ
Imv
CMPT
Ipo
CMKW
Isb
CMQY
Iva
CLPM
Jem
CLTP
Ike
CLVR
Imw
CMFV
Ipp
CMKX
Isi
CMQZ
Ivb
CLPN
len
CLTQ
Ikd
CLYS
Imx
CMFW
Ipq
CMKY
Isj
CMRB
Ivc
CLPQ
CLPR
leo
CLTR
Ike
CLYT
Imy
CMFX
Ipr
CMKZ
Isk
CMRD
Ivd
lep
CLTS
Ikf
CLYV
TmK
CMPY
Ips
CMLB
Isl
CMRP
Ive
CLPS
t ^
leq
ler
CLTV
Ikg
CLYW
In
CMFZ •
Ipt
CMLD
Ism
CMRG
Ivf
CLPT
CLTW
Ikh
CLYX
Ina
CMGB
Ipu
CMLF
Isn
CMRH
Ivg
CLPV
les
CLTX
Iki
CLYZ
Inb
CMGD
Ipv
CMLG
Iso
CMRJ
Ivb
CLPW
let
CLTY
Ikj
CLZB
Inc
CMGF
Ipw
CMLH
Isp
CMRK
Ivi
CLPX
leu
CLTZ
Ikk
CLZD
Ind
CMGH
Ipx
CMLJ
Isq
CMRL
Ivj
CLPY
lev
CLVB
Ikl
CLZF
Ine
CMGJ
ipy
CMLK
Isr
CMRN
Ivk
CLPZ
lew
CLVD
Ikm
CLZG
liif
CMGK
Ipz
CMLN
Iss
CMRP
Ivl
CLQB
CLQD
CLQF
CLQG
CLQH
CLQJ
CLQK
CLQM
CLQN
CLQP
CLQR
CLQS
CLQT
CLQV
CLQW
CLQX
CLQY
CLQZ
lex
CLVF
Ikn
CLZH
Ing
CMGL
Iq
CMLP
Ist
CMRQ
Ivm
ley
lez
CLVG
Iko
CLZJ
Inh
CMGN
Iqa
CMLQ
Isu
CMRS
Ivn
CLVH
Ikp
CLZK
Ini
CMGP
Iqb
CMLR
Isv
CMRT
Ivo
If
CLVJ
Ikq
CLZM
In.i
CMGQ
Iqc
CMLS
Isw
CMRV
Ivp
Ig
Ih
CLVK
Ikr
CLZN
Ink
CMGR
Iqd
CMLT
Isx
CMRW
Ivq
CLVM
Iks
CLZP
Inl
CMGS
Iqe
CMLV
Isy
CMRX
Ivr
li
CLVN
Ikt
CLZQ
Inm
CMGT
Iqf
CMLW
Isz
CMRY
Ivs
lia
CLVP
Iku
CLZH
Inn
CMGV
Iqg
CMLX
It
CMRZ
Ivt
lib
CLVQ
CLVR
Ikv
CLZS
Ino
CMGW
Iqh
CMLY
Ita
CMSB
Ivu
lie
Ikw
CLZT
Inp
CMGX
Iqi
CMLZ
Itb
CMSD
Ivv
lid
CLVS
Ikx
CLZV
Inq
CMGY
Iqj
CMNB
Itc
CMSF
Ivw
lie
CLVT
Iky
CLZW
Inr
CMGZ
Iqk
CMND
ltd
CMSG
Ivx
lif
CLVW
Ikz
CLZX
Ins
CMHB
Iql
CMNF
Ite
CMSH
Ivy
lig
lib
CLVX
11
CLZY
Int
CMHD
Iqm
CMNG
Itf
CMSJ
Ivz
CLVY
Ila
CMBD
Inu
CMHF
Iqn
CMNH
?g
CMSK
Iw
lii
CLVZ
lib
CMBF
Inv
CMHG
Iqo
CMNJ
Itb
CMSL
Iwa
?i
CLWB
lie
CMBG
Inw
CMHJ
Iqp
CMNK
Iti
CMSN
Iwb
CLWD
lid
CMBH
Inx
CMHK
Iqq
CMNL
Itj
CMSP
Iwc
22
ALPHABETICAL SPELLING TABLE.
Pakt I.
CMSQ
;CMSR
CMST
CMSV
CMSW
CMSX
CMSY
CMSZ
CMTB
CMTD
CMTF
CMTG
CMTH
CMTJ
CMTK
Iwd
Iwe
Iwf
Iwg
Iwh
Iwi
Iwj
Iwk
Iwl
Iwm
Iwn
Iwo
Iwp
Iwq
Iwr
CMXS
CMXT
CMXV
CMXW
CMXY
CMXZ
CMYB
CMYD
CMYF
CMYG
CMYH
CMYJ
CM^K
CMYL
CMYN
lyx
lyy
lyz
Iz
Iza
Izb
Izc
Izd
Ize
Izf
Izg
Izh
Izi
Izk
CNDH
CNDJ
CNDK
CNDL
CNDM
CNDP
CNDQ
CNDB
CNDS
CNDT
CNDV
CNDW
CNDX
CNDY
CNDZ
Jau
Jav
Jaw
Jax
Jay
Jaz
Jb
Jc
Jd
Je
Jea
Jeb
Jec
Jed ,
Jee
CNJK
CNJL
CNJM
CNJP
CNJQ
CNJR
CNJS
CNJT
CNJV
CNJW
CNJX
CNJY
CNJZ
CNKB
CNKD
Jl
Jla
Jle
Jli
Jlo
Jlu
Jly
Jm
Jn
Jo
Joa
Job
Joe
Jod
Joe
CNPL
CNPM
CNPQ
CNPB
CNPS
CNPT
CNPV
CNPW
CNPX
CNPY
CNPZ
Jv
Jw
Jx
Jy
Jya
Jye
Jyi
Jyo
Jyu
Jyy
Jz
CNSX
CNSY
CNSZ
CNTB
CNTD
CNTF
CNTG
CNTH
CNTJ
CNTK
CNTL
CNTM
CNTP
CNTQ
CNTE
CNTS
CNTV
CNTW
CNTX
Keu
Kev
Kew
Kex
Key
Kez
Kf
^
Kha
Khe
Khi
Kho
Khu
Khy
Ki
Kia
Kib
Kic
Kid
Kie
Kif
CMTL
Iws
CMYP
Izl
CNFB
Jef
CNKF
Jof
CMTN
CMTP
Iwt
Iwu
CMYQ
OMYR
Izm
Izn
CNFD
CNFG
Jeg
Jeh
CNKG
CNKH
Jog
Job
>.
CMTQ
CMTR
Iwv
CMYS
Izo
CNFH
Jei
CNKJ
Joi
Iww
CMYT
Izp
CNFJ
Jej
CNKL
Joj
CNTY
CMTS
Iwx
CMYV
Izq
CNFK
Jek
CNKM
Jok
CNTZ
CMTV
Iwy
CMYW
Izr
CNFL
Jel
CNKP
Jol
K.
CNVB
CMTW
Iwy
Ix
CMYX
Izs
CNFM
Jem
CNKQ
Jom
CNVD
Kig
CMTX
CMYZ
Izt
CNFP
Jen
CNKB
Jon
CNQB
Ka
CNVF
Kih
CMTY
Ixa
CMZB
Izu
CNFQ
Jeo
CNKS
Joo
CNQD
Kaa
CNVG
Kii
CMTZ
Ixb
CMZD
Izv
CNFB
Jep
CNKT
Jop
CNQF
Kab
CNVH
P?
CMVB
Ixc
CMZF
Izw
CNFS
Jeq
CNKV
Joq
CNQG
Kac
CNVJ
Kik
CMVD
Ixd
CMZG
TZT
CNFT
Jer
CNKW
Jor
CNQH
Kad
CNVK
Kil
CMVF
Ixe
CM/,H
Izy
CNFV
Jes
CNKX
Jos
CNQJ
Kae
CNVL
Kim
CMVG
Ixf
CMZJ
Izz
CNFW
Jet
CNKY
Jot
CNQK
Kaf
CNVM
Kin
CMVH
Ixg
CMZK
CNFX
Jen
CNKZ
Jou
CNQL
Kag
CNVP
Kio
CMVJ
Ixh
CMZL
CNFY
Jev.
CNLB
Jov
CNQM
Ka,b
CNVQ
Kip
CMYK
Ixi
CMZN
CNFZ
Jew
CNLD
Jow
CNQP
Ka,i
CNVB
Kiq
CMVL
Ixj
CMZP
CNGB
Jex
CNLF
Jox
CNQB
Kaj
CNVS
Kir
CMVN
Ixk
CMZQ
CNGD
Jey
CNLG
Joy
CNQS
Kak
CNVT
Kis
CMVP
Ixl
CMZR
CNGF
Jez
CNLH
Joz
CNQT
Kal
CNVW
Kit
CMVQ
TxTn
CMZS
CNGH
Jf
CNLJ
Jp
CNQV
Kam
CNVX
Kiu
CMVR
Ixn
CMZT
CNGJ
Jg
CNLK
Jq
CNQW
Kan
CNVY
Kiv
CMVS
Ixo
CMZV
CNGK
Jh
CNLM
Jr
CNQX
Kao
CNVZ
Kiw
CMVT
Ixp
CMZW
CNGL
Jha
CNLP
Jra
CNQY
Kap
CNWB
Kix
CMVW
Ixq
CMZX
CNGM
Jhe
CNLQ
Jre
CNQZ
Kaq
CNWD
Kiy
CMVX
Ixf
CMZY
CNGP
Jhi
CNLB
Jri
CNBB
Kar
£INWF
Kiz
CMVY
Ixs
CNGQ
Jho
CNLS
Jro
CNBD
CNBF
Kas
CNWG
Kj
CMVZ
Ixt
CNGB
Jhu
CNLT
Jru
Kat
CNWH
Kk
CMWB
Ixu
CNGS
Jhy
CNLV
Jry
CNBG
Kau
CNWJ
Kl
CMWD
Ixv
CNGT
Ji
CNLW
Js
CNBH
Kav
CNWK
Kla
CMWF
Ixw
CNGV
Jia
CNLX
Jt
CNBJ
Kaw
CNWL
Kle
CMWG
Ixx
CNGW
Jib
CNLY
Jn
CNBK
Kax
CNWM
Kli
CMWH
Ixy
CNGX
Jic
CNLZ
Jua .
CNRL
Kay
CNWP
Klo
CMWJ
Ixz
CNGY
Jid
CNMB
Jub
CNBM
Kaz
CNWQ
Kin
CMWK
ly
CNGZ
Jie
CNMD
Juc
CNBP
Kb
CNWB
Kly
CMWL
lya ■
J.
CNHB
Jif
CNMF
Jud
CNBQ
Kc
CNWS
Km
CMWN
lyb
CNHD
Jig
CNMG
Jne
CNBS
Kd
CNWT
Kn
CMWP
lyc
CNBD
Ja
CNHF
Jih
CNMH
Juf
CNBT
Ke
CNWV
Ko
CMW.Q
lyd
CNBF
Jaa
CNHG
Jii
CNMJ
Jug
CNBV
Kea
CNWX
Koa
CMWB
lye
CNBG
Jab
CNHJ
Jij
CNMK
Jnh
CNBW
Keb
CNWY
Kob
OMWS
lyf
CNBH
Jac
CNHK
Jik
CNML
Jni
CNBX
Keo
CNWZ
Koc
CMWT
lyg
CNBJ
Jad
CNHL
Jil
CNMP
Juj
CNBY
Ked
CNXB
Kod
CMWV
lyh
CNBK
Jae
CNHM
Jim
CNMQ
Jnk
CNBZ
Kee
CNXD
Koe
CMWX
lyi
CNBL
Jaf
CNHP
Jin
CNMB
Jul
CNSB
Kef
CNXF
Kof
CMWY
lyi
CNBM
Jag
CNHQ
Jio
CNMS
Jum
CNSD
Keg
CNXG
Kog
CMWZ
lyk
CNBP
Jah
CNHB
Jip
CNMT
Jun
CNSP
Keh
CNXH
Koh
CMXB
lyi
CNBQ
Jai
CNHS
Jiq
CNMV
Juo
CNSG
Kei
CNXJ
Koi
CMXD
lym
CNBR
Jaj
CNHT
Jir
CNMW
tTup
CNSH
Kej
CNXK
Koj
CMXF
lyn
CNBS
J*ik
CNHV
Jis
CNMX
Juq
CNSJ
Kek
CNXL
Kok
CMXG
lyo
CNBT
Jal
CNHW
Jit
CNMY
Jur ■
CNSK
Kel
CNXM
Kol
CMXH
lyp
CNBV
Jam
CNHX
Jin
CNMZ
Jus
CNSL
Kem
CNXP
Kom
CMXJ
lyq
CNBW
Jan
CNHY
Jiv
CNPB
Jut
CNSM
Ken
CNXQ
Kon
CMXK
lyr
CNBX
Jao
CNHZ
Jiw
CNPD
Jun
CNSP
Keo
CNXB
Koo
CMXL
lys
CNBY
Jap
CNJB
Jix
CNPF
Juv
CNSQ
Kep
CNXS
Kop
CMXN
lyt
CNBZ
Jaq
ICNJD
•Jiy
CNPG
Juw
CNSB
Keq
CNXT
Koq
CMXP
lyu
CNDB
Jar
CNJF
Jiz
CNPH
Jux
CNST
Ker
CNXV
Kor
CMXQ
lyv
CNDP
J as
CNJG
Jj
CNPJ
Juy
CNSV
Kes
CNXW
Kos
CMXR
lyw,
ONDG
J at
CNJH
Jk
CNPK
Juz
CNSW
Ket
CNXY
Kot
—
Part I.
ALPHABETICAL SPELLING TABLE.
23
ONXZ
Kou
CPDN
Lah
CPJR
Liv
CPNT
Lut
OPTG
Mei
CPYJ
Moo
CNYB
Kov
CPDQ
Lai
CPJS
Liw
CPNV
Luu
CPTH
Mej
CPYK
Mop
CNYD
Kow
CPDB
Lai
Lak
CPJT
Lix
CPNW
Luv
CPTJ
Mek
CPYL
Moq
CNYF
Kox
CPDS
CPJV
Liy
CPNX
Luw
CPTK
Mel
CPYM
Mor
CNYG
Koy
CPDT
T,al
CPJW
Xiiz
CPNY
Lux
CPTL
Mem
CPYN
Mos
CNYH
Koz
OPDV
Lam
CPJX
Lj
CPNZ
Luy
CPTM
Men
CPYQ
Mot
CNYJ
Kp
CPDW
Lan
CPJY
Lk
CPQB
Luz
CPTN
Meo
CPYB
Mou
CNYK
Kq
CPDX
Lao
CPJZ
LI
CPQD
Lv
CPTQ
CPTE
Mep
CPYS
Mov
CNYL
Kr
CPDY
Lap
CPKB
LI a
CPQF
Lw
Meq
CPYT
Mow
CNYM
Kra
CPDZ
Laq
CPKD
Lie
CPQG
Lx
CPTS
Mer
CPYV
Mox
CNYP
Kre
CPFB
Lar
CPKF
Lli
CPQH
Ly
CPTV
Mes
CPYW
Moy
CNYQ
Kri
CPFD
Las
CPKG
Llo
CPQJ
Lya
CPTW
Met
CPYX
Moz
CNYR
Kro
CPFG
Lat
CPKH
Liu
CPQK
Lye
CPTX
Meu
CPYZ
Mp
CNYS
Kra
CPFH
Lau
CPKJ
Lly
CPQL
Lyi
CPTY
Mev
CPZB
Mq
CNYT
Kry
CPFJ
Lav
CPKL
Lm
CPQM
Lyo
CPTZ
Mew
CPZD
Ml-
CNYV
Ks
CPFK
Law
CPKM
Ln
CPQN
Lyu
CPVB
Mex
CPZF
Mra
CNYW
Kt
CPFL
Lax
CPKN
Lo
CPQB
Lyy
CPVD
Mey
CPZG
Mre
CNYX
Ku
CPFM
Lay
CPKQ
Loa
CPQS
Lz
CPVF
Mez
CPZH
Mri
CNYZ
Kua
CPFN
Laz
CPKR
Lob
CPQT
CPVG
Mf
CPZJ
Mro
CNZB
Kub
CPFQ
Lb
CPKS
Loe
CPQV
CPVH
Mg
CPZK
Mru
CNZD
Kuc
CPFR
Lc
CPKT
Led
CPQW
CPVJ
Mb
CPZL
Mry
CNZF
Knd
CPFS
Ld
CPKV
Loe
CPQX
CPVK
Mi
CPZM
Ms
CNZG
Kue
CPFT
Le
CPK-VV
Lof
CPQY
CPVL
Mia
CPZN
Mt
CNZH
Kuf
CPFV
Lea
CPKX
Log
CPQZ
CPVM
Mib
CPZQ
Mu
CNZJ
Kug
CPFW
Leb
CPKY
Lob
CPVN
Mic
CPZB
Mua
CNZK
Kuh
CPFX
Lee
CPKZ
Loi
CPVQ
Mid
CPZS
Mub
CNZL
Kui
CPF!«:
Led
CPLB
Loj
CPVB
Mie
CPZT
Muc
CNZM
Kuj
CPFZ
Lee
CPLD
Lok
CPVS
Mif
CPZV
Mud
ClsTZP
Kuk
CPGB
Lef
CPLF
Lol
CPVT
Mig
CPZW
Mue
CNZQ
Kul
CPGD
Leg
CPLG
Lom
CPVW
Mib
CPZX
Muf
CNZR
Kiim
CPGF
Leh
CPLH
Lon
CPVX
Mii
CPZY
Mug
CNZS
Kun
CPGH
Lei
CPLJ
Loo
CPVY
Mij
CQBD
Mub
CNZT
Kuo
CPGJ
Lej
CPLK
Lop
CPVZ
Mik
CQBF
Mui
CNZV
Kup
CPGK
Lek
CPLM
Loq
TS..
CPWB
Mil
CQBG
^'^^
CNZW
Kuq
CPGL
Lei
CPLN
Lor
CPWD
Mim
CQBH
Muk
CNZX
Knr
CPGM
Lem
CPLQ
Los
CPRB
Ma
CPWF
Min
CQBJ
Mul
CNZY
Kus
CPGN
Len
CPLB
Lot
CPRD
Maa
CPWG
Mio
CQBK
Mum
OPBD
Kilt
CPGQ
Leo
CPLS
Lou
CPBF
Mab
CPWH
Mip
CQBL
Mun
CPBF
Kiiu
CPGR
Lep
CPLT
Lov
CPBG
Mac
CPWJ
Miq
CQBM
Muo
CPBG
Kuv
OPGS
Leq
CPLV
Low
CPBH
Mad
CPWK
Mir
CQBN
Mup
CPBH
Kuw
CPGT
Ler
CPLW
Lox
CPBJ
Mae
CPWL
Mis
CQBP
Muq
CPBJ
Kiix
CPGV
Les
CPLX
Loy
CPBK
Ma£
CPWM
Mit
CQBB
Mur
CPBK
Ktiy
CPGW
Let
CPLY
Loz
CPRL
Mag
CPWN
Miu
CQBS
Mus
CPBL
Kxiz
CPGX
Leu
CPLZ
Lp
CPBM
Mab
CPWQ
Miv
CQBT
Mut
CPBM
Kv
CPGY
iLev
CPMB
.Lq
CPBN
Mai
CPWB
Miw
CQBV
Muu
CPBN
Kw
CPGZ
Lew
CPMD
Lr
CPBQ
Maj
CPWS
Mix
CQBW
Muv
CPBQ
CPBR
Kx
CPHB
Lex
CPMF
Lra
CPBS
Mak
CPWT
Miy
CQBX
Muw
Ky
CPHD
Ley
CPMG
Lre
CPBT
Mai
CPWV
Miz
CQBY
Mux
CPBS
Kya
CPHF
Lez
CPMH
Lri
CPBV
Mam
OPWX
Mj
CQBZ
Muy
CPBT
Kye
CPHG
L£
CPMJ
Lro
CPBW
Man
CPWY
Mk
CQDB
Muz
CPBV
Kyi
CPHJ
Lg
CPMK
Lru
CPBX
Mao
CPWZ
Ml
CQDF
Mv
CPBW
Kvo
CPHK
Lh
CPML
Lry
CPBY
Map
CPXB
Mia
CQDG
Mw
CPBX
Kyu
CPHL
Li
CPMN
Ls
CPBZ
Maq
CPXD
Mle
CQDH
Mx
CPBY
Kvy
CPHM
Lia
CPMQ
Lt
CPSB
Mar
CPXF
Mli
CQDJ
JJy
CPBZ
Kz
CPHN
Lib
CPMR
Lu
CPSD
Mas
CPXG
Mlo
CQDK
Mya
CPHQ
Lie
CPMS
Lua
CPSF
Mat
CPXH
Mlu
CQDL
Mye
CPHB
Lid
CPMT
Lub
CPSG
Man
CPXJ
Mly
CQDM
JJy^
CPHS
Lie
CPMV
Luc
CPSH
Mav
CPXK
Mm
CQDN
Myo
CPHT
Lif
CPMW
Lud
CPSJ
Maw
CPXL
Mn
CQDP
Myu
CPHV
Lig
CPMX
Lue
CPSK
Max
CPXM
Mo
CQDB
Myy
CPHW
Lib
CPMY
Luf
CPSL ■
May
CPXN
Moa
CQDS
Mz
CPHX
Lii
CPMZ
Lug
CPSM
Maz
CPXQ
Mob
CQDT
CPHY
Lij
CPNB
Lub
CPSN
Mb
CPXB
Moc
CQDV
CPHZ
Lik
CPND
Lui
CPSQ
Me
CPXS
Mod
CQDW
L.
CPJB
Lil
CPNF
Luj
CPSB
Md
CPXT
Moe
CQDX
CPJD
Lim
CPNG
Luk
CPST
Me
CPXV
Mof
CQDY
CPDB
La
CPJF
Lin
CPNH
Lul
CPSV
Mea
CPXW
Mog
CQDZ
CPDF
Laa
CPJG
Lio
CPNJ
Lum
CPSW
Meb
CPXY
Mob
CPDG
Lab
CPJH
Lip
CPNK
Lun
CPSX
Mec
CPXZ
Moi
CPDH
Lac
CPJK
Liq
CPNL
Luc
CPSY
Med
CPYB
Moj
CPDJ
Lad
CPJL
Lir
CPNM
Lup
CPSZ
Mee
CPYD
Mok
CPDK
Lae
CPJM
Lis
CPNQ
Luq
CPTB
Mef
CPYF
Mol
CPDL
Laf
CPJN
Lit
CPNB
Lur
CPTD
Meg
CPYG
Mom
CPDM
Lag
OPJQ
Liu
CPNS
Lus
CPTF
Meb
CPYH
Mon
24
ALPHABETICAL SPELLING TABLE.
Pakt I.
N.
CQKB
Nil
CQPF
Nnj
CQTR
CQTS
Obb
CQYT
Odv
CRFX
Ogo
CQKD
Nim
CQPG
Nnk
Obo
CQYV
CQYW
Odw
CRFY
Ogp
CQFB
Ka
CQKF
Nin
CQPH
Nul
CQTV
Obd
Odx
CRFZ
Ogq
CQPD
Naa
CQKG
Nio
CQPJ
Num
CQTW
Obe
CQYX
Ody
CRGB
Ogr
CQFG
Nab
CQKH
Nip
CQPK
Ntm
CQTX
Obf
CQYZ
Odz
CRGD
Ogs
CQFH
Nac
CQKJ
Niq
CQPL
Nuo
CQTY
Obg
CQZB
Oe
CRGF
Ogt
CQFJ
Nad
CQKL
Nir
CQPM
Nup
CQTZ
Obh
CQZD
Oea
CRGH
Ogu
CQFK
Nae
CQKM
Nis
CQPN
Nuq
CQVB
Obi
CQZF
Oeb
CRGJ
Ogv
CQFL
Naf
CQKN
Nit
CQPR
Nur
CQVD.
Obj
CQZG
Oec
CRGK
Ogw
CQFM
Nag
CQKP
Niu
CQPS
Nns
CQVF
Obk
CQZH
Oed
CRGL
Ogx
CQFN
Nah
CQKR
Niv
CQPT
Nut
CQVG
Obi
JQZJ
Oee
CRGM
Ogy
CQPP
Nai
CQKS
Niw
CQPV
Nuu
CQVH
Obm
CQZK
Oef
CRGN
Ogz
CQFR
Naj
CQKT
Nix
CQPW
Nuv
CQVJ
Obn
CQZL
Oeg
CRGP
Oh
CQFS
Nak
CQKV
Niy
CQPX
Nuw
CQVK
Obo
CQZM
Oeh
CRGQ
Oha
CQFT
Nal
CQKW
Niz
CQPY
Nux
CQVL
Obp
CQZN
Oei
ORGS
Ohb
CQFV
Nam
CQKX
Nj
CQPZ
Nuy
CQVM
Obq
CQZP
Oe.i
CRGT
Ohe
CQFW
Nan
CQKY
Nk
CQRB
Nuz
CQVN
Obr
CQZR
Oek
CRGV
Ohd
CQFX
Nao
CQKZ
Nl
CQRD
Nv
CQVP
Obs
CQES
Oel
CRGW
Ohe
CQFY
Nap
CQLB
Nla
CQRF
Nw
CQVR
Obt
CQZT
Oem
CRGX
Ohf
CQFZ
Naq
CQLD
Nle
CQRG
Nx
CQVS
Obu
CQZV
Oen
ORGY
Ohg
CQGB
Nar
CQLF
Nli
CQRH
Ny
CQVT
Obv
CQZW
Oeo
CRGZ
Ohh
CQGD
Nas
CQLG
Nlo
CQRJ
Nya
CQVW
Obw
CQZX
Oep
CRHB
Ohi
CQGF
Nat
CQLH
Nlu
CQRK
Nye
CQVX
Obx
CQZY
Oeq
CRHD
Ohj
CQGH
CQGJ
Nan
CQLJ
Nly
CQRL
Nyi
CQVY
Oby
CRBD
Oer
CRHF
Ohk
Nav
CQLK
Nm
CQRM
Nyo
CQVZ
Obz
CRBF
Oes
CRHG
Ohl
CQGK
Naw
CQLM
Nn
CQRN
Nyu
CQWB
Oc
CBBG
Oet
CRHJ
Ohm
CQGL
Nax
CQLN
No
CQRP
Nyy
CQWD
Oca
CRBH
Oeu
CRHK
Ohn
CQGM
Nay
CQLP
Noa
CQRS
Nz
CQWF
Ocb
CRBJ
Oev
CRHT,
Oho
CQGN
Naz
CQLR
CQLS
Nob
CQRT
CQWG
Occ
CRBK
Oew
CRHM
Ohp
CQGP
Nb
Noc
CQRV
CQRW
CQWH
Ocd
CRBL
Oex
CRHN
Ohq
CQGR
Nc
CQLT
Nod
CQWJ
Oce
CBBM
Oey
CRHP
Ohr
CQGS
Nd
CQLV
Noe
CQRX
CQWK
Ocf
CRBN
Oez
CRHQ
Ohte
CQGT
Ne
CQLW
Nof
CQRY
CQWL
Ocg
CRBP
Of
CRHS
Oht
CQGV
Nea
CQLX
Nog
CQRZ
CQWM
Och
CRBQ
Ofa
CRHT
Ohn
CQGW
Neb
CQLY
Noh
CQWN
Oci
CRBS
Ofb
CRHV
Ohv
CQGX
Nee
CQLZ
Noi
CQWP
Ocj
CRBT
Ofc
CRHW
Ohw
CQGY
Ned
CQMB
Noj
CQWR
Ock
CRBV
Ofd
CRHX
Ohx
CQGZ
Nee
CQMD
Nok
CQWS
Ocl
CRBW
Ofe
CRHY
Ohy
CQHB
Nef
CQMF
Nol
CQWT
0cm
CRBX
Off
CRHZ
Ohz
CQHD
S^g
CQMG
Nom
CQWV
Ocn
CRBY
Ofg
CRJB
Oi
CQHF
Neh
CQMH
Non
CQWX
Oco
CRBZ
Ofh
CRJD
Oia
CQHG
Nei
CQMJ
Noo
CQWY
Ocp
CRDB
Ofi
CRJF
Oib
CQHJ
SI
CQMK
Nop
CQWZ
Ocq
CRDF
Ofj
CRJG
Oic
cqhk:
Nek
CQML
Noq
0.
CQXB
Ocr
CRDG
Ofk
CRJH
Oid
CQHL
Nel
CQMN
Nor
CQXD
Ocs
CRDH
Ofl
CRJK
Oie
CQHM
Nem
CQMP
Nos
CQSB
Oa
CQXF
Oct
CRDJ
Ofm
CRJL
Oif
CQHN
Nen
CQMR
Not
CQSD
Oaa
CQXG
Ocu
CRDK
Ofn
CRJM
Oig
CQHP
Neo
CQMS
Nou
CQSF
Oab
CQXH
Ocv
CRDL
Ofo
CRJN
Oih
CQHR
Nep
CQMT
Nov
CQSG
Oac
CQXJ
Ocw
CRDM
Ofp
CRJP
Oii
CQHS
Neq
CQMV
Now
CQSH
Oad
CQXK
OCX
CRDN
Ofq
CRJQ
Oil
CQHT
Ner
CQMW
Nox
CQSJ
Oae
CQXL
Ocy
CRDP
Ofr
CRJS
Oik
CQHV
Nes
CQMX
Noy
CQSK
Oaf
CQXM
Ocz
CEDQ
Ofs
CRJT
Oil
CQHW
Net
CQMY
Noz
CQSL
Oag
CQXN
Od
CRDS
Oft
CRJV
Oim
CQHX
Neu
CQMZ
Np
CQSM
Oah
CQXP
Oda
CRDT
Ofu
CRJW
Oin
CQHY
Nev
CQNB
Nq
CQSN
Oai
CQXR
Odb
CRDV
Ofv
CRJX
Oio
CQHZ
New
CQND
Nr
CQSP
Oaj
CQXS
Ode
CRDW
Ofw
CRJY
Oip
Oiq
Oir
CQJB
Nex
CQNF
Nra
CQSR
Oak
CQXT
Odd
CRDX
Ofx
CRJZ
CQJD
Ney
CQNG
Nre
CQST
Oal
CQXV
Ode
CRBY
Ofy
CRKB
CQJF
Nez
CQNH
Nri
CQSV
Oata
CQXW
Odf
CRDZ
Ofz
CRKD
Ois
CQJG
Nf
CQNJ
Nro
CQSW
Oan
CQXY
Odg
CRFB
Og
CRKF
Oit
CQJH
5f
CQNK
Nru
CQSX •
Oao
CQXZ
Odh
CRFD
Oga
CRKG
Oin
CQJK
Nh
CQNL
Nry
CQSY
Oap
CQYB
Odi
CRFG
Ogb
CRKH
Oiv
CQJL
Ni
CQNM
Ns
CQSZ
Oaq
CQYD
Odj
CRFH
Ogc
CRKJ
Oiw
CQJM
Nia
CQNP
Nt
CQTB
Oar
CQYF
Odk
ORFJ
Ogd
CRKL
Oix
CQJN
Nib
CQNR
Nu
CQTD
Oas
CQYG
CQYH
Odl
CRFK
Oge
CRKM
Oiy
Oiz
CQJP
Nic
CQNS
Nua
CQTF
Oat
Odm
CRFL
Ogf
CRKN
CQJR
Nid
CQNT
Nub
CQTG
Oau
CQYJ
Odn
CRFM
Ogg
CRKP
Oja
Ojb
Ojc
Ojd
Oje
Ojf
8il
CQJT
Nie
Nif
CQNV
CQNW
Nno
Nud
CQTH
CQTJ
Oav
Oaw
CQYK
CQYL
Odo
Odp
CRFN
CRFP
Ogh
Oei
CRKQ
CRKS
CQJV
Nig
CQNX
Nue
CQTK.
Oax
CQYM
Odq
CRFQ
Ogj
CRKT
CQJW
Nih
CQNY
Nuf
CQTL
Oay
CQYN
Odr
CRFS
oik
CRKV
CQJX
Nii
CQNZ
S'^g
CQTM
Oaz
CQYP
Ods
CRFT
Ogl
CRKW
CQJY
Nij
CQPB
Nnh
CQTN
Ob
CQYR
Odt
CRFV
Ogm
CRKX
CQJZ JSik
CQPD
Nui
X!QTP
Oba
CQVS
Odu
CRFW
Ogn
CRKY
Part I.
ALPHABETICAL SPELLING TABLE.
25
CRKZ
0]i
CRQD
Omb
CRWG
0pm
CSBK
Osg
CSHM
Ov
CSMP
Oxt
CRLB
0]j
CRQF
Omc
CRWH
Opn
CSBL
Osb
CSHN
Ova
CSMQ
Oxn
CRLD
Ojk
CRQG
Omd
CRWJ
Opo
CSBM
Osi
CSHP
Ovb
CSMR
Oxv
CRLP
0]1
CRQH
Ome
CRWK
Opp
CSBN
Osj
CSHQ
Ovc
CSMT
Oxw
CRLG
Oom
CRQJ
Omf
CRWL
Opq
CSBP
Osk
CSHR
Ovd
CSMV
Oxx
CRLH
n
CRQK
Omg
CRWM
Opr
CSBQ
Osl
CSHT
Ove
CSMW
Oxy
CRLJ
Ojo
CRQL
Omh
CRWN
Ops
CSBR
Osm
CSHV
Ovf
CSMX
Oxz
CRLK
0]p
CRQM
Omi
CRWP
Opt
OSBT
Osn
CSHW
Ovg
CSMY
Oy
CRT.M
Ojq
CRQN
Omj
CRWQ
Opu
CSBV
Oso
CSHX
Ovb
CSMZ
Oya
CRLN
Ojr
CRQP
Omk
CRWS
Opv
CSBW
Osp
CSHY
Ovi
CSNB
Oyb
CRLP
03s
CRQS
Oml
CRWT
Opw
CSBX
Osq
CSHZ
Ovj
CSND
Oye
CRLQ
0]t
CRQT
OTnnfi
CRWV
Opx
CSBY
Osr
CSJB
Ovk
CSNF
Oyd
CRLS
Oju
CRQV
Ottiti
CRWX
Opy
CSBZ
Oss
CSJD
Ovl
CSNG
Oye
eRLT
Ojv
CRQW
Omo
CRWY
Opz
CSDB
Ost
CSJF
Ovm
CSNH
Oyf
CRLV
0]w
CRQX
Omp
CRWZ
Oq
CSDF
Osn
CSJG
Ovn
CSNJ
Oyg
CRLW
O3X
CRQY
Omq
CRXB
Oqa
CSDG
Osv
CSJH
Ovo
CSNK
Oyb
CRT,X
Ojy
CRQZ
Omr
CRXD
Oqb
CSDH
Osw
CSJK
Ovp
CSNL
Ovi '
CRLY
z
CRSB
Oms-
CRXF
Oqc
CSDJ
Osx
CSJL
Ovq
CSNM
Oyj
CRLZ
Ok
ORSD
Omt
CRXG
Oqd
CSDK
Osy
CSJM
Ovr
CSNP
Oyk
CRMB
Oka
ORSF
Omu
CRXH
Oqe
CSDL
Osz
CSJN
Ovs
CSNQ
Oyl
CRMD
Okb
CRSG
Omv
CRXJ
Oqf,
CSDM
Ot
CSJP
Ovt
CSNR
Oym
CRMF
Okc
CRSH
Omw
CRXK
Oqg
CSDN
Ota
CSJQ
Ovu
CSNT
Oyn
CRM&
Okd
CRSJ
Omx
CRXL
Oqb
CSDP
Otb
CSJR
Ovv
CSNV
Oyb
CRMH
Oke
CRSK
Omy
CRXM
Oqi
CSDQ
Otc
CSJT
Ovw
CSNW
Oyp
CRMJ
Okf
CRSL
Omz
CRXN
Oqj
CSDR
Otd
CSJV
Ovx
CSNX
Oyq
CRMK
Okg
CRSM
On
CRXP
Oqk
CSDT
Ote
CSJW
Ovy
CSNY
Oyr
CRML
Okh
CRSN
Ona
CRXQ
Oql
CSDV
Otf
CSJX
Ovz
CSNZ
Oys
CRMN
Oki
CRSP
Onb
CRXS
Oqm
CSDW
Otg
CSJY
Ow
CSPB
Oyt
CRMP
Okj
CRSQ
One
CRXT
Oqn
CSDX
0th
CSJZ
Owa
CSPD
Oyn
CRMQ
Okk
CRST
Ond
CRXV
Oqo
CSDY
Oti
CSKB
Owb
CSPF
Oyv
CRMS
Okl
CRSV
One
CRXW
Oqp
CSDZ
Otj
CSKD
Owe
CSPG
Oyw
CRMT
Okm
CRSW
Onf
CRXY
Oqr
CSPB
Otk
CSKF
Owd
CSPH
Oyx
CRMV
Okn
CRSX
Ong
CRXZ
Oqs
CSFD
Otl
CSKG
Owe
CSPJ
Oyy
CRMW
Oko
CRSY
Onb
CRVB
Oqt
CSFG
Otm
CSKH
Owf
CSPK
Oyz
CRMX
Okp
CRSZ
Oni
CRYD
Oqn
OSFH
Otn
CSKJ
Owg
CSPL
Oz
CRMY
Okq
CRTB
do
CRVF
Oqv
CSFJ
Oto
CSKL
Owb
CSPM
Oza
CRMZ
Okr
CRTD
Ooa
CRYG
Oqw
CSFK
Otp
CSKM
Owi
CSPN
Ozb
CRNB
Oks
CRTF
Oob
CRYH
Oqx
CSFL
Otq
CSKN
Owj
CSPQ
Ozc
CRND
Okt
ORTG
Ooc
CRYJ
Oqy
CSFM
Otr
CSKP
Owk
CSPR
Ozd
CRNF
Oku
ORTH
Ood
CRYK
Oqz
CSFN
Ots
CSKQ
Owl
CSPT
Oze
CRNG
Okv
CRTJ
Ooe
CRYL
0?
CSFP
Ott
CSKR
Owm
CSPV
Ozf
CRNH
Okw
CRTK
Oof
CRYM
Ora
CSFQ
Otu
CSKT
Own
CSPW
Ozg
CRNJ
Okx
CRTL
Oog
CRYN
Orb
CSFR
Otv
CSKV
Owo
CSPX
Ozb
CRNK
Oky
CRTM
Oob
CRYP
Ore
CSFT
Otw
CSKW
Owp
CSPY
Ozi
CRNL
Okz
CRTN
Ooi
CRYQ
Ord
CSFV
Otx
CSKX
Owq
CSPZ
Ozj
CRNM
01
CRTP
O03
CRYS
Ore
CSFW
Oty
CSKY
Owr
CSQB
Ozk
CRNP
Ola
CRTQ
Ook
CRYT
Orf
CSFX
Otz
CSKZ
Ows
CSQD
Ozl
CRNQ
Olb
CRTS
Ool
CRYV
Org
CSFY
On
CSLB
Owt
CSQF
Ozm
CRNS
Olc
CRTV
Oom
CRVW
Orb
CSFZ
Oua
CSLD
Own
csqg
Ozn
CRNT
Old
CRTW
Oon
CRYX
Ori
CSGB
Oub
CSLF
Owv
CSQH
Ozo
CRNV
Ole
CRTX
Oop
CRYZ
Orj
CSGD
One
CSLG
Oww
CSQJ
Ozp
CRNW
Olf
CRTY
Ooq
CRZB
Ork
CSGP
Ond
CSLH
Owx
CSQK
Ozq
CRNX
Olg
CRTZ
Oor
CRZD
Orl
CSGH
One
CSLJ
Owy
CSQL
Ozr
CRNY
Olh
CRVB
Oos
CRZP
Orm
CSGJ
Onf
CSLK
Owz
CSQM
Ozs
CRNZ
Oli
CRVD
Oot
CRZG
Om
CSGK
Ong
CSLM
Ox
CSQN
Ozt
CRPB
Oik
CRVP
Oou
CRZH
Oro
CSGL
Oub
CSLN
Oxa
CSQP
Ozn
CRPD
CRVG
Oov
CRZJ
Orp
CSGM
Oui
CSLP
Oxb
CSQR
Ozv
CRPF
on
CRVH
Oow
CRZK
Orq
CSGN
Ouj
CSLQ
Oxc
CSQT
Ozw
CRPG
Olm
CRVJ
Oox
CRZL
Orr
CSGP
Ouk
CSLR
Oxd
CSQV
Ozx
CRPH
Oln
CRVK
Ooy
CRZM
Ors
CSGQ
Oul
CSLT
Oxe
CSQW
Ozy
CRPJ
Olo
CRVL
Ooz
CRZN
Ort
CSGR
Ouni
CSLV
Oxf
CSQX
Ozz
CRPK
Olp
Olq
CRVM
Op
CRZP
Oru
CSGT
Oun
CSLW
S^g
CSQY
CRPL
CRVN
Opa
CRZQ
Orv
CSGV
Ono
CSLX
Oxb
CSQZ
CRPM
Olr
CRVP
Opb
CRZS
Orw
OSGW
Oup
CSLY
Oxi
CRPN
01s
CRVQ
Ope
CRZT
Orx
CSGX
Ouq
CSLZ
Oxj
CRPQ
CRPS
Olt
CRVS
Opd
CRZV
Ory
CSGY
Our
CSMB
Oxk
Olu
CRVT
Ope
CRZW
Orz
CSGZ
Ous
CSMD
0x1
CRPT
Olv
CRVW
Opf
CRZX
Os
CSHB
Out
CSMF
Oxm
CRPV
Olw
CRVX
Opg
CRZY
Osa
CSHD
Oun
CSMG
Oxn
CRPW
Olx
CRVY
Oph
CSBD
Osb
CSHF
Ouv
CSMH
0x0
CRPX
Oly
CRVZ
Opi
CSBF
Ose
CSHG
Ouw
CSMJ
Oxp
CRPY
Olz
CRWB
Opj
CSBG
Osd
CSHJ
Oux
CSMK
Oxq
CRPZ
Om
CRWD
Opk
CSBH
Ose
CSHK
Ouy
CSML
Oxr
CRQB
Oma
CRWF
Opl
CSBJ
Osf
CSHL
Ouz
CSMN
Oxs
26
ALPHABETICAL SPELLING TABLE.
Part I.
p.
CSXB
Pic
CTDG
Pse '
CTHR
Qal
CTMV
%
CSXD
Pid
CTDH
Psh
CTHS
Qam
CTMW
CSRB
Pa
CSXF
Pie
CTDJ
Psi
CTHV
Qan
CTMX
Qla
CSRD
Paa
CSXG
Pif
CTDK
Psj
CTHW
Cao
CTMY
9^?
CSRF
Pab
CSXH
Pig
CTDL
Pso
CTHX.
Qap
CTMZ
Qli
CSRG
Pac
CSXJ
Pih
CTDM
Pst
CTHY
Qaq
CTNB
Qlo
CSRH
Pad
CSXK
Pii
CTDN
Psu
CTHZ
Qar
CTND
Qlu
CSRJ
Pae
CSXL
Pij
CTDP
Psy
CTJB
Qas
CTNF
Qly
CSRK
Paf
CSXM
Pik
CTDQ
Psz
CTJD
Qat
CTNG
Qm
CSRL
Pag
CSXN
Pil
CTDR
Pt
CTJF
Qau
CTNH
Qn
CSRM
Pah
CSXP
Pirn
CTDS
Pta
CTJG
Qav
CTNJ
Qoa
CSRN
Pai
CSXQ
Pin
CTDV
Pte
CTJH
Qaw
CTNK
Qob
CSRP
Paj
CSXR
Pio
CTDW
Pti
CTJK
Qax
CTNL
^°A
CSRQ
Pak
CSXT
Pip
CTDX
Pto
CTJL .
Qay
CTNM
Qod
CSRT
Pal
CSXV
Piq
CTDY
Ptu
CTJM
Qaz
CTNP
Qo?
CSRV
Pam
csxw
Pir
CTDZ
Pty
CTJN
Qb
CTNQ
Qof
OSRW
Pan
CSXY
Pis
CTFB
Pu
CTJP
Qc
CTNR
Qog
CSRX
Pao
csxz
Pit
CTFD
Piia
CTJQ
Qd
eras
CTNY 1
Qoh
CSRY
Pap
CSYB
Piu
CTFG
Pub
CTJR
Qea
Qoi
CSRZ
Paq
CSYD
Piv
CTFH
Puc
CTJS
Qeb
CTNW
Qoj
CSTB
Par
CSYF
Piw
CTFJ
Pud
CTJV
Qec
CTNX
Qok
CSTD
Pas
CSYG
Pix
CTFK
Pue
CTJW
Qed
CTNY
Qol
CSTF
Pat
C8YH
Piy
CTFL
Puf
CTJX
Qee
CTNZ
Qom
CSTG
Pan
CSYJ
Piz
CTFM
Pug
CTJY
Qef
CTPB
Qop
CSTH
Pav
CSYK
Pj
CTFN
Puh
CTJZ
Qeg
CTPD
Qoq
CSTJ
Paw
CSYL
Pk
CTFP
Pui
CTKB
Qeh
CTPF
Qor
CSTK
Pax
CSYM
PI
CTFQ
Puj
CTKD
Qei
CTPG
Qos
CSTL
Pay
CSYN
Pla
CTFR
Puk
CTKF
Qej
CTPH
Qot
CSTM
Paz
CSYP
Pie
CTFS
Pul
CTKG
Qek
CTPJ
Qov
CSTN
Pb
CSYQ
Pli
CTFV
Pum
CTKH
Qel
CTPK
CSTP
Pc
CSYR
Plo
CTFW
Pun
CTKJ
Qem
CTPL
Qow
CSTQ
Pd
CSYT
Plu
CTFX
Puo
CTRL
Qen
CTPM
Qox .
CSTR
Pe
CSYV
Ply
CTFY
Pup
CTKM
Qeo
CTPN
Qoy
CSTV
Pea
CSYW
Pm
CTFZ
Puq
CTKN
Qep
CTPQ
Qoz
CSTW
Peb
CSYX
Pn
CTGB
Pur
CTKP
Qeq
CTPR
Qp
CSTX
Pec
CSYZ
Po
CTGD
Pus
CTKQ
CTPS
Qr
CSTY
Ped
CSZB
Poa
CTGF
Put
CTKR
Qes
CTPV
Qs
CSTZ
Pee
CSZD
Pob
CTGH
Puu
CTKS
Qet
CTPW
Qt
CSVB
Pef
CSZF
Poc
CTGJ
Puv
CTKV
Qeti
CTPX
Qu
CSVD
Peg
CSZG.
Pod
CTGK
Puw
CTKW
Qev
CTPY
Qua
CSVF
Peh
CSZH
Poe
CTGL
Pux
CTKX
Qew
CTPZ
Qub
CSVG
Pei
CSZJ
Pof
CTGM
Puy
CTKY
Qex
CTQB
Que
CSVH
Pej
CSZK
Pog
CTGN
Puz
CTKZ
Qey
CTQD
Qud
CSVJ
Pek
CSZL
Poh
CTGP
Pv
CTLB
Qez
CTQF
Que
CSVK
Pel
CSZM
Poi
CTGQ
Pw
CTLD
Qf
CTQG
Quf
CSVL
Pern
CSZN
Poj
CTGR
Px
CTLF
Qg
CTQH
Qig
CSVM
Pen
CSZP
Pok
CTGS
Pya
CTLG
Qh
CTQJ
Quh
CSVN
Peo
CSZQ
Pol
CTGV
Pye
CTLH
Qi
CTQK
Qui
CSVP
Pep
CSZR
Pom
CTGW
Pyi
CTLJ
Qla
CTQL
Qui
CSVQ
Peq
CSZT
Pon
CTGX
Pyo
CTLK
Qib
CTQM
Quk
CSVR
Per
cszv
Poo
CTGY
Pyu
CTLM
Qic
CTQN
Qui
CSVT
Pes
cszw
Pop
CTGZ
Pz
CTLN
Qid
CTQP
Qum
CSVW
Pet
cszx
Poq
CTLP
Qie
CTQR
Qun
■ csvx
Pen
CSZY
Por
CTLQ
Qif
CTQS
Quo
CSVY
Pev
CTBD
Pos
CTLR
Qig
CTQV
Qup
csvz
Pew
CTBF
Pot
CTLS
Qih
CTQW
Quq
CSWB
Pex
CTBG
Pou
CTLV
Qii
CTQX
CSWD
Pez
CTBH
Pov
CTLW
Qij
CTQY
Qus
CSWF
Pf
ICTBJ
Pow
CTLX
Qik
CTQZ
Qut
CSWG
Pg
CTBK
Pox
CTLY
Qil
CTRB
Quu
CSWH
Ph
CTBL
Poy
CTLZ
Qim
CTRD
Quv
CSWJ
Pha
CTBM
Poz
a.
CTMB
Qin
CTRF
Quw
CSWK
Phe
CTBN
Pp
CTMD
Qio
CTRG
Qux
CSWL
Phf
CTBP
Pq
CTHB
Qa
CTMF
Qip
CTRH
Quy
CSWM
Phi
CTBQ
Pr
CTHD
Qaa
CTMG
Qiq
CTRJ
Quz
CSWN
Phi
CTBR
Pra
CTHF
Qac
CTMH
Qir
CTRK
Qv
CSWP
Pho
CTBS
Pre
CTHG
Qad
CTMJ
Qis
CTRL
Qw
CSWQ
Phr
CTBV
Pri
CTHJ
Qae
CTMK
Qit
CTRM
Qx
CSWR
Pht
CTBW
Pro
CTHK
Qaf
CTML
Qiu
CTRN
Qy
CSWT
Phu
CTBX
Pru
CTHL
Qag
CTMN
Qiv
CTRP
Qya
cswv
Phy
CTBY
Pry
CTHM
Qah
CTMP
Qiw
CTRQ
Qy?
cswx
Pi
CTBZ
Ps
CTHN
Qal
CTMQ
Qix
CTRS
CSWY
Pia
CTDB
Psa
CTHP
Qaj
CTMR
Qiy
CTRV
Qyo
cswz
Pib
CTDF
Psc
CTHQ
Qak
CTMS
Qiz
CTRW
Qyu
CTRX
CTEY
CTEZ
CTSB
CTSD
CTSF
CTSG
CTSH
CTSJ
CTSK
CTSL
CTSM
CTSN
CTSP
CTSQ
CTSR
CTSV
CTSW
CTSX
CTSY
CTSZ
CTVB
CTVD
CTVF
CTVG
CTVH
CTVJ
CTVK
CTVL
CTVM
CTVN
CTVP
CTVQ
CTVR
CTVS
CTVW
CTVX
GTVY
CTVZ
CTWB
CTWD
CTWF
CTWG
CTWH
CTWJ
CTWK
CTWL
CTWM
.CTWN
CTWP
CTWQ
CTWR
CTWS
CTWV
CTWX
CTWY
CTWZ
CTXB
CTXD
CTXF
CTXG
CTXH
CTXJ
Part I.
ALPHABETICAL SPELLING TABLE.
27
CTXK
CTXL
CTXM
•CTXN
1 CTXP
CTXQ
CTXB
CTXS
CTXV
CTXW
CTXY
CTXZ
CTYB
CTYD
CTYF
CTYG
CTYH
CTYJ
CTYK
CTYL
Bi
Bia
Bib
CVDN
CVDP
CVDQ
Rnd
Rne
Rnf
CVHZ
CVJB
CVJD
Sea
See
Sch
CVISTD
CVNF
CVNG
Ska
Ske
Ski
CVSG
CVSH
CVSJ
Sno
Sup
Snq
CVXB
CVXS
CVXT
Teh
Tci
Too
Bic
Bid
CVDB
Bug
CVJP
Sei
CVNH
Sko
CVSK
Sur
CVXW
Ten
CVDS
Buh
CVJG
Scl
CVNJ
Skn
CVSL
Sns
CVXY
Tcy
Tcz
Eie
Bif
CVDT
Bni
CVJH
Sco
CVNK
Sky
CVSM
Snt
cvxz
CVDW
Bnj
CVJK
Scr
CVNL
Sla
CVSN
Snn
CVYB
Td
R;g
CVDX
Bnk
CVJL
Sen
CVNM
Sle
CVSP
Snv
OV VD
Te
Bih
Bii
Bi.i
CVDY
CVDZ
Rnl
Bnm
CVJM
CVJN
Scy
Sd
CVNP
CVNQ
Sli
Slo
CVSQ
CVSB
Suw
Sux
CVYF
OVYG
Tea
Teb
CVFB
Bnn
CVJP
Se
CVNE
Sin >.
CVST
Suy
CVYH
Tec
Bik
Ril
CVFD
Euo
CVJQ
Sea
CVNS
Sly
CVSW
Suz
CVYJ
Ted
CVFG
Bnp
CVJR
Seb
CVNT
.Sm
cvsx
Sv
CVYK
Tee
Rim
CVFH
Bnq
CVJS
Sec
CVISW
Sn
CVSY
Sw
CVYL
Tef
Bin
CVPJ
Rnr
CVJT
Sed
CVNX
So
cvsz
Swa
CVYM
Teg
Teh
Bio
CVFK
Rns
CVJW
See
CVNY
Soa
CVTB
Swe
CVYN
Bip
CVFL
Rnt
CVJX
Sef
CVNZ
Sob
CVTD
Swi
CVYP
Tei
Biq
CVFM
Run
CVJY
Seg
CVPB
Soc
CVTF
Swo
CVYQ
CVYB
Tej
Tek
Rir
CVPN
Ruv
CVJZ
Seh.
CVPD
Sod
CVTG
Swu
Bis
CVFP
Rnw
CVKB
Sei
CVPF
Soe
CVTH
Sx
CVYS
Tel
CTYM
Bit
CVFQ
Rnx
CVKD
Sej
CVPG
Sof
CVTJ
Syl
OVYT
Tern
CTYN
Biu
CVFB
Ruy
CVKP
Sek
CVPH
Sog
CVTK
Sym
OVYW
Ten
CTYP
Biv
CVFS
Ruz '
CVKG
Sei
CVPJ
Soh
CVTL
Syn
CVYX
Teo
CTYQ
Biw
CVFT
Bv
CVKH
Sem
CVPK
Soi
OVTM
Syr
CVYZ
Tep
Teq
Ter
CTYB
Eix
CVFW
Ew
CVKJ
Sen
CVPL
Soi
CVTN
Sys
CVZB
CTYS
Riy '
CVFX
Ex
CVKL
Seo
CVPM
Sok
CVTP
Sz
CVZD
CTYV
Biz
CVFY
By
CVKM
Sep
CVPN
Sol
CVTQ
CVZF
Tes
CTYW
5^
CVFZ
Bya
CVKN
Seq
CVPQ
Som
CVTB
CVZG
Tet
CTYX
Bk
CVGB
Eye
CVKP
Ser
CVPB
Son
CVTS
CVZH
Ten
CTYZ
Bl
CVGD
Eyi
CVKQ
Ses
CVPS
Soo
CVTW
CVZJ
Tev
CTZB
Bla
CVGP
Ryo
CVKB
Set
CVPT
Sop
CVTX
CVZK
Tew
CTZD
Ble
CVGH
Ryu
CVKS
Sen
CVPW
Soq
CVTY
CVZL
Tex
GTZP
Bli
CVGJ
Ryy
CVKT
Sev
CVPX
Sor
CVTZ
CVZM
Tey
Tez
CTZG
Bio
CVGK
Rz
CVKW
Sew
CVPY
Sos
CVZN
CTZH
Bin
CVKX
Sex
CVPZ
Sot
CVZP
Tf
CTZJ
Bly
CVKY
Sey
CVQB
Son
CVZQ.
Tg
CTZK
Bm
CVKZ
Sez
CVQD
Sov
CVZB
Th
CTZL
Rn
CVLB
Sf
CVQF
Sow
CVZS
Tha
CTZM
Bo
CVLD
Sg
CVQG
Sox
CVZT
The
CTZN
Boa
CVLF
Sha
CVQH
Soy
CVZW
Thi
CTZP
Rob
CVLG
She
CVQJ
Soz
CVZX
Tho
CTZQ
Roc
CVLH
Shi
CVQK
Sp
CVZY
Thr
CTZB
Rod
CVLJ
Sho
CVQL
Spa
T.
CWBD
Thn
CTZS
Roe
s.
CVLK
Sht
CVQM
Spe ;
CWBF
Thw
CTZV
Rof
CVLM
Shn
CVQN
Spi
crwB
Ta
CWBG
Thy
CTZW
Rog
CVGL
Sa
CVLN
Shy
CVQP
Spo
CVWD
Taa
CWBH
Ti
CTZX
Roh
CVGM
Saa
CVLP
Si
CVQE
Spy
CVWF
Tab
CWBJ
Tia
CTZY
Roi
CVGN
Sab
CVLQ
Sia
CVQS
Sq
CVWG
Tac
CWBK
Tib
CVBD
Roj
CVGP
Sac
CVLB
Sib
CVQT
Squ
CVWH
Tad
CWBL
Tic
CVBF
Bok
CVGQ
Sad
CVLS
Sic
CVQW
Sr
CVWJ
Tae
CWBM
Tid
CVBG
Bol
CVGB
Sae
CVLT
Sid
CVQX
Ss
CVWK
Taf
CWBN
Tie
CVBH
Bom
CVGS
Saf
UVLW
Sie
CVQY
St
CVWL
Tag
CWBP
Tif
CVBJ
Bon
CVGT
Sag
CVLX
Sif
CVQZ
Sta
CVWM
Tah
PWBQ
Tig
CVBK
Roo
CVGW
Sah
CVLY
Sig
CVEB
Ste
CVWN
Tai
CWBR
Tih
CVBL
Bop
CVGX
Sai
CVLZ
Sih
CVBD
Sti
CVWP
Taj
CWBS
Tii •
CVBM
Boq
CVGY
Sa.i
CVMB
Sii
CVBF
Sto
CVWQ
Tak
CWBT
Tij
CVBN
Bor
CVGZ
Sak
CVMD
Si.i
CVBG
Str
CVWB
Tal
CWBV
Tik
CVBP
Ros
CVHB
Sal
CVMP
Sik
CVEH
Stu
cvws
Tarn
OWBX
Til
CVBQ
Rot
CVHD
Sam
CVMG
Sil
CVBJ
Sty
CVWT
Tan
CWBY
Tim
CVBE
Ron
CVHF
San
CVMH
Sim
CVBK
Sn
cvwx
Tao
CWBZ
Tin
CVBS
Rov
CVHG
Sao
CVMJ
Sin
CVBL
Sua
CVWY
Tap
CWDB
Tio
CVBT
Row-
CVHJ
Sap
CVMK
Sio
CVBM
Sub
CVWZ
Taq
CWDP
Tip
CVBW
Box
CVHK
Sag
CVML
Sip
CVEN
Sue
CVXB
Tar
CWDG
Tiq-
CVBX
Boy
CVHL
Sar
CVMN
Siq
CVBP
Sud
CVXD
Tas
CWDH
Tir
CVBY
Boz
CVHM
Sas
CVMP
Sir
CVEQ
Sue
CVXF
Tat
CWDJ
Tis
CVBZ
Ep
OVHN"
Sat
CVMQ
Sis
CVBS .
Suf
CVXG
Tan
CWDK
Tit
CVDB
Rq
CVHP
San
CVMB
Sit
CVBT
Sug
CVXH
Tav
CWDL
Tin
CVDP
Rr
CVHQ
Sav
CVMS
Sin
CVBW
Snh
CVXJ
Taw
CWDM
Tiv
CVDG
Rs
CVHB
Saw
CVMT
Siv
CVBX
Sni
CVXK
Tax
CWDN
Tiw
CVDH
Rt
CVHS
Sax
CVMW
Siw
CVBY
Suj
CVXL
Tay
CWDP
Tix
CVDJ
Rn
CVHT
Say
CVMX
Six
CVEZ
Suk
CVXM
Taz
CWDQ
Tiy
CVDK
Bna
CVHW
Saz
CVMY
Siy
CVSB
Snl
CVXN
Tb
CWDB
Tiz
CVDL
Bnb
CVHX
Sb
CVMZ
Siz
CVSD
Sum
CVXP
Tc
CWDS
Tj
CVDM
Bnc
OVHY
Sc
CVNB
Sj
CVSF
Snn
CVXQ
Tee
CWDT
Tja
28
ALPHABETICAL SPELLING TABLE.
Part 1.
CWDV
Tje
CWJY
Tug
CWNL
Uay
CWSN
Udr
CWYQ
Ugk
CXFT
Ujd
CWDX
Tji
CWJZ
Tub
CWNM
Uaz
CWSP
Uds
CWYR
Ugl
CXFV
Uje
CWDY
Tjo
CWKB
Tui
CWNP
Ub
CWSQ
Udt
CWYS
Ugm
CXFW
Ujf
CWDZ
Tju
CWKD
Tuj
CWNQ
Uba
CWSR
Udu
CWYT
Ugn
CXFY
Ujg
CWFB
CWKF
Tuk
CWNR
Ubb
CWST
Udv
CWYV
Ugo
CXFZ
Ujb
CWFD
Tjz
CWKG
Tul
OWNS
Ubc
CWSV
Udw
CWYX
Ugp
CXGB
U3i
UWJb'G
Tk
CWKH
Tum
CWNT
Ubd
cwsx
Udx
CWYZ
Ugq
PXGD
Ujj
CWFH
Tl
CWKJ
Tun
CWNV
Ube
CWSY
Udy
CWZB
Ugr
CXGF
U]k
UWFJ
Tla
CWKL
Tuo
CWNX
Ubf
CWSZ
Udz
CWZD
Ugs
CXGH
U]l
CWFK
Tie
CWKM
Tup
CWNY
Ubg
CWTB
Ue
CWZF
Ugt
CXGJ
Ujm
UWFL
Tli
CWKN
Tuq
CWNZ
Ubh
CWTD
Uea
CWZG
Ugu
OXGK
Ujn
CWFM
Tlo
CWKP
Tur
CWPB
Ubi
CWTF
Ueb
CWZH
Ugv
CXGL
U30
CWFN
Tlu
CWKQ
Tus
CWPD
Ubj
CWTG
Uec
CWZJ
Ugw
CXGM
Ujp
CWFP
Tly
CWKR
Tut
CWPF
Ubk
CWTH
Ued
CWZK
Ugx
CXGN
TJ]q
CWFQ
Tm
CWKS
Tuu
CWPG
Ubl
CWTJ
Uee
OWZL
Ugy
CXGP
Uor
CWFR
Tn
OWKT
Tuv
CWPH
Ubm
CWTK
Uef
OWZM
Ugz
CXGQ
Ujs
CWFS
To
CWKV
Tuw
CWPJ
Ubn
CWTL
Ueg
CwzTsr
Uh
CXGR
Uot
CWFT
Toa
CWKX
Tux
CWPK
Ubo
CWTM
Ueb
cwap
Uha
CXGS
Uju
CWFV
Tob
CWKY
Tuy
CWPL
Ubp
CWTN
Uei
CWZQ
Ubb
CXGT
Ujv
CWFX
Toe
CWKZ
Tuz
CWPM
Ubq
CWTP
Uej
CWZR
Ubc
CXGV
Ujw
CWFY
Tod
CWLB
Tv
CWPN
Ubr
CWTQ
Uek
CWZS
Ubd
CXGW
Ux
CWFZ
Toe
CWLD
Tva
CWPQ
Ubs
CWTR
Uel
CWZT
Ube
CXGY
Uy
CWGB
Tof
CWLF
Tve
CWPR
Ubt
CWTS
Uem
cwzv
Ubf
CXGZ
Ujz
CWGD
Tog
CWLG
Tvi
CWPS
Ubu
cwrv
Uen
CWTIX
Ubg
CXHB
Uk
CWGF
Toh
CWLH
Tvo
CWPT
Ubv
CWTX
Ueo
CWZY
Ubh
CXHD
Uka
CWGH
Toi
CWLJ
Tvu
UWPV
TJbw
CWTY
Uep
CXBD
Ubi
CXHF
Ukb
UWGJ
Toj
CWLK
Tvy
CWPX
Ubx
CWTZ
Ueq
CXBF
Ubj
CXHG
Ukc 1
UWGK
Tok
CWLM
Tw
CWPY
Uby
CWVB
Uer
CXBG
Ubk
CXHJ
Ukd
CWGL
T61
CWLN
Tx
CWPZ
Ubz
CWVD
Ues
CXRH
Uhl
CXHK
Uke
CWGM
Tom
CWLP
Ty .
CWQB
Uc
GWVF
Uet
CXBJ
Ubm
CXHL
Ukf
CWGN
Ton
CWLQ
Tya
CWQD
Uca
CWVG
Ueu
CXBK
Ubn
CXHM
Ukg
CWGP
Too
CWLR
Tye
CWQF
Ucb
CWVH
Uev
CXBL
Ubo
CXHN
Ukh
CWGQ
Top
OWLS
Tyi
CWQG
Ucc
CWVJ
Uew
CXBM
Ubp
CXHP
Uki
CWGR
Toq
OWLT
Tyo
CWQH
Ucd
CWVK
Uex
CXBN
Ubq
CXHQ
Ukj
CWGS
Tor
CWLV
Tyu
CWQJ
Uce
CWVL
Uey
CXBP
Ubr
CXHR
Ukk
OWGT
Tos
CWLX
Tyy
CWQK
tJcf
CWVM
Uez
CXBQ
Ubs
CXHS
Ukl
CWGV
Tot
CWLY
Tyz
CWQL
Ucg
CWVN
Uf
CXBR
Uht
CXHT
Ukm
CWGX
Tou
UWLZ
CWQM
Ucb
OWVP
Ufa
CXBS
Ubu
CXHV
Ukn
CWGY
Tov
CWQN
Uci
CWVQ
Ufb
CXBT
Uhv
CXHW
Uko
CWGZ
Tow
CWQP
CWQR
Ucj
CWVR
Ufc
CXBV
Uhw
CXHY
Ukp
GWHB
Tox
Uck
cwvs
Ufd
CXBW
Ubx
CXHZ
Ukq
CWHD
Toy
CWQS
Ucl
OWVT
Ufe
CXBY
Uby
CXJB
Ubr
CWHF
Toz
CWQT
Ucm
cwvx
UfE
CXBZ
Ubz
CXJD
Uks
CWHG
JP
CWQV
Ucn
CWVY
Ufg
CXDB
Ui
CXJF
Ukt
CWHJ
Tq
CWQX
Uco
CWVZ
Ufb
CXDF
Uia
CXJG
Uku
CWHK
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CWQY
Ucp
CWXB
Ufl
CXDG
Uib
CXJH
Ukv
CWHT,
Tra
CWQZ
Ucq
CWXD
Ufj
CXDH
Uic
CXJK
Ukw
CWHM
Tre
tJ.
CWRB
Ucr
CWXF
Ufk
CXDJ
Uid
CXJL
Ukx
CWHN
Tri
UWRD
Ucs
0WX6
Ufl
CXDK
Uie
CXJM
Uky
Ukz
CWHP
Tro
CWMB
Ua
CWRF
Uct
CWXH
Ufm
CXDL
Uif
CXJN
UWHQ
Tru
CWMD
Uaa
CWRG
Ucu
CWXJ
Ufn
CXDM
Uig
CXJP
Ul
CWHR
Try
CWMF
Uab
CWRH
Ucv
CWXK
Ufo
CXDN
Uib
CXJQ
CXJR
Ula
CWHS
Ts .
CWMG
Uac
CWRJ
Ucw
CWXT,
Ufp
CXDP
Uii
Uib
CWHT
Tsa
(JWMH
Uad
UWRK
Ucx
CWXM
Ufq
CXDQ
Uij
CXJS
Ulc
CWHV
Tsc
CWMJ
Uae
CWRL
Ucy
CWXN
Ufr
CXDB
Uik
CXJT
Uld
CWHX
Tse
CWMK
Uaf
CWRM
Ucz
CWXP
Ufa
CXDS
Uil
CXJV •
Ule
CWHY
Tsh
CWML
Uag
CWRN
Ud
CWXQ
Uft
CXDT
Uim
CXJW
Ulf
CWHZ
Tsi
CWMN
Uah
CWRP
Uda
GWXR
Ufu
CXDV
Uin
CXJY
Ulg
Uib
CWJB
S^^
CWMP
Uai
CWRQ
Udb
CWXS
Ufv
CXDW
Uio
CXJZ
(JWJD
Tsk
CWMQ
Uaj
CWRS
Udc
CWXT
Ufw
CXDY
Uip
CXKB
Uli
UWJF
Tsl
CWMR
Uak
CWRT
Udd
CWXV
Ufx
CXDZ
Uiq
CXKD
Ulj
Ulk
UWJG
Tso
CWMS
Ual
CWRV
Ude
CWXY
Ufy
CXFB
Uir
CXKF
CWJH
Tss
CWMT
Uam
CWRX
Udf
CWXZ
Ufz
CXFD
Uis
CXKG
UU
CWJK
Tst
CWMV
Uan
CWRY
Udg
CWYB
Ug
CXFG
Uit
CXKH
Ulm
CWJL
Tsu
CWMX
Uao
CWRZ
Udh
CWYD
Uga
CXFH
Uiu
CXKJ
Uln
GWJM
Tsz
CWMY
Uap
CWSB
Udi
CWYF
Ugb
CXFJ
Ulv
CXKL
Ulo
UWJN
Tt
CWMZ
Uaq
CWSD
Udj
CWYG
Ugc
CXFK
Uiw
CXKM
Ulp.
Ulq
Ulr
CWJP
Tu
CWNB
Uar
CWSF
Udk
CWYH
Ugd
CXKL
Uix
CXKN
UWJQ
Tua
CWND
Uas
CWSG
Udl
CWYJ
Uge
CXFM
Uiy
CXKP
OWJR
Tub
CWNF
Uat
CWSH
Udm
CWYK
Ugf
CXFN
Uiz
CXKQ
CXKR
Uls
CWJS
Tuc
CWKG
Uau
CWSJ
Udn
CWYL
Ugg
CXFP
Uj
Uja
Ult
CWJT
Tiid
CWNH
Uav
CWSK
Udo
CWYM
Ugh
> XFQ
CXKS
Ulu
CWJV
Tne
CWNJ
Uaw
CWSL
Udp
CWYN
Ugi
CXFR
Uib
CXKT
Ulv
CWJX
Tuf
CWNK
Uax
CWSM
Udq
CWYP
Ugj
CXFS
Ujc
CXKV
Ulw
1
Part I.
ALPHABETICAL SPELLING TABLE.
29
CXKW
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CXPZ
Uoq
CXVD
Urj
CYBH
Uuc
CYHK
Uww
CYLS
Vea
CXKY
Uly
CXQB
Uor
CXVF
Urk
CYBJ
Uud
CYHT,
Uwx
CYLT
Veb
CXKZ
CXLB
Ulz
CXQD
Uos
CXVG
Url
CYBK
Uue
CYHM
Uwy
CYLV
Vec
Um
CXQF
Uot
CXVH
Urm
CYBL
Uuf
CYHN
Uwz
CYLW
Ved
CXTiD
Mma
CXQG
Uou
CXYJ
Urn
CYBM
Uug
CYHP
Ux
CYLX
Vee
CXLF -
Umb
CXQH
Upv
CXVK
Uro
CYBN
Uub
CYHQ
Uxa
CYLZ
Ve£
CXLG
Umc
CXQJ
Uow
CXVL
tJrp
CYBP
Uui
CYHR
Uxb
CYMB
Veg
Veb
CXLH
Umd
CXQK
Uox
CXVM
Urq
GYBQ
Unj
CYHS
Uxc
CYMD
CXLJ
Ume
CXQL
Uoy
CXVN
Ur?
OYBR
Unk
CYHT
Uxd
CYMF
Vei
CXLK
Umf
CXQM
Uoz
CXVP
Urs
CYBS
Unl
CYHV
Uxe
GYMG
Vei
CXFiM
S™g
CXQN
Up
CXVQ
Urt
OYBT
Unm
CYHW
Uxf
CYMH
Vek
CXLN
Umh
CXQP
Upa
CXVR
Uru
CYBV
Uun
CYHX
Uxg
CYMJ
Vei
CXLP
Umi
CXQR
Upb.
CXVS
Urv
CYBW
Uuo
CYHZ
Uxb
CYMK
Vem
CXTiQ
Umj
OXQS
Upc
CXVT
Urw
CYBX
Unp.
CYJB
Uxi
CYML
Yen
CXLI ,
Umk
CXQT
Upd
CXVW
Urx
OYBZ
Unq
OYJD
Uxj
CYMN
Veo
CXLS
Uml,
CXQV
Upe
CXVY
Ury
OYDB
Unr
CYJP
Uxk
CYMP
Yep
CXLT
Umm
CXQW
Upf
CXVZ
Urz
CYDF
Uus
OYJG
Uxl
CYMQ
Veq
CXLV
Umn
CXQY
Upg
OXWB
Us
CYDG
Unt
CYJH
Uxm
CYMB
Ver
CXLW
Umo
CXQZ ^
Upb
CXWD
Usa
CYDH
Uuu
CYJK
Uxn
GYMS
Ves
CXLY
Ump
CXRB
Upi
OXWF
Usb
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Unv
CYJL
Uxo
GYMT
Vet
CXLZ
Umq
CXRD
Upj
CXWG
Use
CYDK
Unw
CYJM
Uxp
GYMV
Ven
CXMB
Umr
CXRF
Upk
CXWH
Usd
CYDL
Unx
CYJN
Uxq
CYMW
Vev
CXMD
Urns
CXRG
Upl
CXWJ
Use
QYDM
Uny
CYJP
Uxr
CYMX
Vew
CXMF
Umt
CXRH
Upm
CXWK
Usf
CYDN
Unz
CYJQ
Uxs
CYMZ
Vex
CXMG
Umii
CXRJ
Upn
CXWL
Usg
CYDP
Uv
CYJR
Uxt
CYNB
Vey
CXMH
Umv
CXRK
Upo
CXWM
Usb
CYDQ.
Uva
OYJS
Uxu
GYND
Vez
CXMJ
Umw
CXRL
Upp
OXWN
Usi
CYDR
Uvb
CYJT
Uxv
CYNF
Vf
CXMK
Umx
CXRM
Upq
CXWP
Usj
CYDS
Uvc
CYJV
Uxw
CYNG
Vg
CXML
Umy
CXRN
Upr
CXWQ
Usk
CYDT
Uvd
CYJW
Uxx
GYNH
Vb
CXMN
Umz
CXRP
Ups
CXWR
Usl
CYDV
Uve
OYJX
Uxy
GYNJ
Vi
CXMP
Un
CXRQ
Upt
CXWS
Usm
CYDW
Uvf
CYJZ
Uxz
CYNK
Via
CXMQ
Una
CXRS
Upu
CXWT
Usn
CYDX
Uvg
CYNL
Vib
CXME
Unb
CXRT
Upv
CXWV
Uso
CYDZ
Uvb
CVNM
Vic
CXMS
Unc
CXKV
Upw
OXWY
Usp
CYFB
Uvi
CYNP
Vid
CXMT
Und
CXRW
Upx
CXWZ
Usq
CYFD
Uvj
CYNQ
Vie
CXMV
Une
CXRY
Upy
CXYB
Usr
UVFG
Uvk
GVNR
Vif
cxTvrw
Unf
CXRZ
Upz
CXYD
Uss
CYFH
Uvl
GYNS
Vig
CXMY
Ung
CXSB
Uq
CXYP
Ust
CYFJ
Uvm ;
GYNT
Vib
CXMZ
Unb
CXSD
Uqa
CXYG
Usu
CYFK
Uvn
CYNV
Vii
CXNB
Uni
CXSF
Uqb
CXYH
Usv
CYFL
Uvo
GYNW
Vij
CXND
Unj
CXSG
Uqc
CXYJ
Usw
CYFM
Uvp
GYNX
Vik
CXNF
Unk
CXSH
Uqd
CXYK
Usx
CYFN
Uvq
CYNZ
Vil
CXNG
Unl
CXSJ
Uqe
CXYL
Usy
CYFP
Uvr
V.
CYPB
Vim
CXNH
Unm
CXSK
Uqf
CXYM
Usz
CYFQ
Uvs
CYPD
Yin
CXNJ
Unn
CXSL
Uqg
OXYN
Ut
CYFR
Uvt
CYKB
Va
CYPF
Vio
CXNK
Uno
CXSM
Uqb
OXYP
Uta
CYFS
Uvn
OYKD
Vaa
GYPG
Vip
CXNL
Unp
CXSN
Uqi
CXYQ
Utb
CYFT
Uvv
CYKF
Vab
CYPH
Viq
CXNM
Unq
CXSP
Uqj
OXYR
Utc
CYFV
Uvw
OYKG
Vad
CYPJ
Vir
CXNP
Unr
CXSQ
Uqk
OXYS
Utd
CYFW
Uvx
CYKH
Vae
GYPK
Vis
CXNQ
Uns
CXSR
Uql
CXYT
Ute
CYFX
Uvy
CYKJ
Vaf
CYPL
Vit
CXNR
Unt
CXST
Uqm
CXYV
Utf
CYFZ
Uvz
CYKL
Yag
CYPM
Yin
CXNS
Unu
CXSV
Uqn
CXYW
Utg
CYGB
Uw
CYKM
Vab
CYPN
Viv
CXNT
Unv
cxsw
Uqo
CXYZ
Utb
CYGD
Uwa
CYKN
Vai
GYPQ
Viw
CXNV
Unw
CXSY
Uqp
CXZB
Uti
CYGF
Uwb
CYRP
Yaj
CYPR
Vix
CXNW
Unx
CXSZ
Uqq
CXZD
Utj
CYGH
Uwc
CYKQ
Vak
GYPS
Viy
CXNY
Uny
CXTB
Uqr
CXZF
Utk
CYGJ
Uwd
CYKR
Val
GYPT
Viz
CXNZ
Unz
CXTD
Uqs
CXZG
Utl
GYGK
Uwe
CYKS
Yam
GYPV
Vi
CXPB
Uo
CXTF
Uqt
CXZH
Utm
CYGL
Uwf
CYKT
Van
GYPW
Vk
CXPD
Uoa
CXTG
Uqu
OXZJ
Utn
CYGM
Uwg
OYKV
Vao
GYPX
Via
GXPP
Uob
CXTH
Uqv
CXZK
Uto
CYGN
Uwb
CYKW
Vap
CYPZ
Vie
CXPG
Uoc
CXTJ
Uqw
CXZL
Utp
CYGP
Uwi
CYKX
Vaq
GYQB
Vli
CXPH
Uod
CXTK
Uqx
CXZM
Utq
CYGQ
Uwj
CYKZ
Var
GYQD
Vlo
CXPJ
Uoe
CXTL
Uqy
CXZN
Utr
CYGR
Uwk
CYLB
Vas
GYQF
Vln
CXPK
Uof
CXTM
Uqz
CXZP
Uts
CYGS
Uwl
CYLD
Vat
GYQG
Vly
CXPL
Uog
CXTN
Ur
CXZQ
Utt
CYGT
Uwm
CYLF
Van
GYQH
Vm
CXPM
Uob
CXTP
Ura
CXZR
Utu
CYGV
Uwn
CYLG
Vav
CYQJ
Vn
CXPN
Uoi
CXTQ
Urb
CXZS
Utv
CYGW
Uwo
CYLH
Vaw
CYQK
Vo
CXPQ
Uoj
CXTB
Urc
CXZT
Utw
CYGX
Uwp
CYLJ
Vax
GYQL
Voa
CXPR
Uok
CXTS
Urd
CXZV
Utx
CYGZ
Uwq
CYLK
Vay
GYQM
Vob
CXPS
Uol
CXTV
Ure
cxzw
Uty
CYHB
Uwr
CYLM
Vaz
CYQN
Voo
CXPT
Uom
CXTW
Urf
CXZY
Utz
CYHD
Uws
CYLN
Vb
GYQP
Vod
CXPV
Uon
CXTY
Urg
UVBD
Un
CYHF
Uwt
CYLP
Vc
GYQB
Voe
CXPW
Uoo
CXTZ
Urb
CYBF
Una
CYHG
Uwn
CYLQ
Vd
CYQS
Vo£
CXPY
Uop
CXVB
Uri
CYBG
Uub
CYHJ
Uwv
CYLR
Ve
•
CYQT
Vog
30
ALPHABETICAL SPELLING TABLE.
Part I.
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
CYSJ
CYSK
CYSL
OYSM
CYSN
CYSP
CYSQ
CYSR
CYST
CYSV
CYSW
CYSX
CYSZ
CYTB
CYTD
CYTF
CYTG
CYTH
CYTJ
CYTK
CYTL
CYTM
CYTN'
CYTP
CYTQ
CYTR
CYTS
CYTV
CYTW
CYTX
CYTZ
CYVB
CYVD
CYVF
CYVG
CYVH
CYYJ
OYVK
CYVL
CYVM
CYVN
CYVP
CYVQ
CYVR
CYVS
CYVT
OYVW
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
Vru
Vry
Vs
Vt
Vu
Vua
Vub
Vuo
Vud
Vue
Vuf
Vug
Vuh
Vui
Vuj
Vuk
Vul
Vum
Vun
Vuo
Vup
Vuq
Vur
Vus
Vut
Vtiu
Vuv
Vuw
Vux
Vny
Vuz
Vv
Vw
Vx
Vy
Vya
Vyd
Vye
Vyi
Vyl
Vym
Vyn
Vyo
Vyr
Vys
Vyt
Vyu
Vyv
Vyx
CYVX
CYVZ
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
CZBM
Who
Vz
CZBN
Whu
CZBP
Why
CZBQ
Wi
CZBR
Wia
CZBS
Wib
CZBT
Wic
CZBV
Wid
CZBW
Wie
CZBX
Wif
CZBY
Wig
W.
CZDB
Wih
CZDF
Wii
Wa
CZDG
Wij
Waa
CZDH
Wik
Wab
CZDJ
Wil
Wac
CZDK
Wim
Wad
CZDL
Win
Wae
CZDM
Wio
Waf
CZDN
Wip
Wag
CZDP
Wiq
Wah
CZDQ
Wir
Wai
CZDR
Wis
Waj
CZDS
Wit
Wak
CZDT
Wiu
Wal
CZDV
Wiv
Warn
CZDW
Wiw
Wan
CZDX
Wix
Wao
CZDY
Wiy
Wap
CZFB
Wiz
Waq
CZFD
Wj
War
CZFG
Wk
Was
CZFH
Wl
Wat
CZFJ
Wla
Wau
C^FK
Wle
Wav
CZFL
Wli
Waw
CZFM
Wlo
Wax
CZFN
Wlu
Way
CZFP
Wly
Waz
CZFQ
Wm
Wb
CZFR
Wn
Wc
CZFS
Wo
Wd
CZFT
Woa
We
CZFV
Wob
Wea
CZFW
Woe
Web
CZFX
Wod
Wee
CZFY
Woe
Wed
CZGB
Wof
Wee
CZGD
Wog
Weh
CZGF
Woh
Wei
CZGH
Woi
Wej
CZGJ
Woj
Wek
CZGK
Wok
Wei
CZGL
Wol
Wem
CZGM
Worn
Wen
CZGN
Won
Weo
CZGP
Woo
Wep
CZGQ
Wop
Weq
CZGR
Woq
Wer
CZGS
Wor
Wes
OZGT
Wos
Wet
OZGV
Wot
Weu
CZGW
Wou
Wev
CZGX
Wov
Wew
CZGY
Wow
Wex
CZHB
Wox
Wey
CZHD
Woy
Wez
CZHF
Woz
Wf
CZHG
Wp
Wg
CZHJ
Wq
Wh
CZHK
Wr
Wha
CZHL
Wra
Whe
CZHM
Wre
Whi
CZHN
Wri
CZHP
CZHQ
CZHR
CZHS
CZHT
CZHV
CZHW
CZHX
CZHY
CZJB
CZJD
CZJF
CZJG
CZJS
CZJK
CZJL
CZJM
CZJN
CZJP
CZJQ
CZJR
CZJS
CZJT
CZJV
CZJW
CZJX
CZJY
CZKB
CZKD
CZEF
CZKG
CZKH
CZKJ
CZKL
CZKM
CZKN
CZKP
CZKQ
CZKR
CZKS
CZKT
CZKV
CZKW
CZKX
CZKY
CZLB
CZLD
CZLF
CZLG
CZLH
CZLJ
CZLK
CZLM
CZLN
CZLP
CZLQ
CZLR
CZLS
CZLT
CZLV
CZLW
CZLX
CZLY
Wro
Wru
Wry
Ws
Wt
Wu
Wua
Wub
Wuc
Wud
Wue
Wuf
Wug
Wuh
Wui
Wuj
Wuk
Will
Wum
Wun
Wuo
Wup
Wur
Wus
Wut
Wuv
Wux
Wuy
Wuz
Wv
Wva
Wx
Wxa
Wxo .
Wxu
Wy
Wya
Wye
Wyi
Wyj
Wyl
Wym
Wyn
Wyo
Wyp
Wyr
Wys
Wyt
Wyv
Wyx
Wyz
Wz
Wza
Wze
Wzi
Wzo
Wzu
W^y
CZMB
CZMD
CZMF
CZMG
CZMH
CZMJ
CZMK
CZML
CZMN
CZMP
CZMQ
CZMR
CZMS
CZMT
CZMV
CZMW
CZlrfX
CZMY
CZNB
CZND
CZNF
CZNG
CZNH
CZNJ
CZNK
CZNL
CZNM
CZNP
CZNQ
CZNR
CZNS
CZNT
CZNV
CZNW
CZNX
CZNY
CZPB
CZPD
CZPF
CZPG
CZPH
CZPJ
CZPK
CZPL
CZPM
CZPN
CZPQ
CZPR
CZPS
CZPT
CZPV
CZPW
CZPX
CZPY
CZQB
CZQD
CZQF
CZQG
CZQH
CZQJ
CZQK
CZQL
CZQM
CZQN
CZQP
CZQR
CZQS
CZQT
CZQV
CZQW
CZQX
CZQY
Xa
Xao
Xae
Xai
Xam
Xan
I Xao
! Xap
!Xar
Xas
Xat
Xau
Xav
Xaw
Xay
Xaz
Xb
Xba
Xbe
Xbi
Xbo
Xbu
Xc
Xea
iXce
iXci
Xco
!Xeu
IXd
IXe
' Xea
Xei
Xeo
Xer
Xes
Xet
Xeu
Xh
Xi
Xia
Xie
Xio
Xiu
Xiz
Xla
Xle
Xli
Xlo
Xlu
Xm
Xma
Xme
Xmi
Xmo
Xmu
Xn
Xna
Xni
Xno
Xo
Xoa
Xoe
Xoi
Xou
Xr
Xra
Xre
Xri
Xro
Xu
Xua
Xue
CZRB
CZRD
CZRF
CZRG
CZRH
CZRJ-
CZRK
CZRL
CZRM
CZRN
CZRP
CZRQ
CZRS
CZRT
CZRV
CZRW
CZRX
CZRY
Xui
Xuo
Xy
CZSB
CZSD
CZSP
CZSG
CZSH
CZSJ
CZSK
CZSL
CZSM
CZSN
CZSP
CZSQ
CZSR
CZST
CZSV
CZSW
CZSX
CZSY
CZTB
CZTD
CZTF
CZTG
CZTH
CZTJ
CZTK
CZTL
CZTM
CZTN
CZTP
CZTQ
CZTR
CZTS
CZTV
CZTW
CZTX
CZTY
CZVB
CZVD
CZVF
CZVG
CZVH
CZVJ
CZVK
CZVL
CZVM
Xyb
Xyc
Xyd
Xye
Xyo
Xyr
Xz
Xza
Xze
Xzi
Xzo
Xzu
Ya
Yal
i Yam
I Yan
I Yas
Yat
Yav
■ Yaw
Ye
Yea
i Yed
i Yei
I Yeb
i Yi
! Yl-
lYla
Ylo
Ym
" Yma
! Ymo
' Yn
Yna
Yno
Yo
You
Yp
Yr
Ys
■Ysa
Yse
Ysi
Yso
Ysu
Yt
Yta
Yte
Yti
Yto
Ytu
Yu
Yua
Yuil
Yhs
Yut
Yx
Part I.
ALPHABETICAL SPELLING TABLE.
31
CZVN
CZVP
CZVQ
CZVR
CZVS
CZVT
czvw
czvx
CZVY
Yxa
Yxo
Yz
Yza
Yze
Yzi
Yzo
Yzu
CZWB
CZWD
CZWF
CZWG
CZWH
CZWJ
CZWK
CZWL
CZWM
CZWN
CZWP
CZWQ
CZWR
CZWS
CZWT
CZWV
CZWX
CZWY
Za
Zac
Zai
Zao
Zd
Ze
Zea
Zee
Zei
Zeo
Zi
Zia
Zie
Zio
Zl
Zla
Zlo
Zo
CZXB
CZXD
CZXF
CZXG
CZXH
CZXJ
CZXK
CZXL
CZXM
CZXN
CZXP
CZXQ
CZXR
CZXS
CZXT
CZXV
CZXW
CZXY
CZYB
CZYD
Zoa
Zoe
Zon
Zor
Zos
Zot
Zov
Zow
Zr
Zry '
Zu
Zua
Zue
Zui
Zuo
Zv
Zva
Zvo
Zy
Zya
CZYF
CZYG
CZYH
CZYJ
CZYK
CZYL
CZYM
CZYN
OZYP
CZYQ
CZYR
CZYS
Zyd
Zye
Zyf
Zyi
Zyl
Zym
Zyn
Zyo
Zyp
Zyt
CZYT
CZYV
CZYW
CZYX
ITUMERAL SIGNALS.
Under the arrangement shown below, every flag hoisted after Numeral Signal No. 1
has been made, and until Numeral Signal No. 3 or Alphabetical Signal No. 1 {see page 13)
has been made, represents one or more figures^ as indicated in the Numeral Table below.
If the number to be signalled consists of more than four figures, two or more hoists
must be used, as no hoist is to contain more than four flags ; and if any figure occurs
more than once in the same number, the figure must on its sefcond occurrence begin or
be in a second hoist, and on its third occurrence it must begin or be in a third hoist,
unless use can be made of the signals K to Z in the Numeral Table below.
The following are the signals to be used :
Signal.
Meaning. ■
Code Fiaq oteb Fi,a» M
Code Flag over Flag N.
CoDE Flag over Flag O.
Numeral Signal No. 1, indicating that the flags hoisted after it, until
Numeral Signal No. 3 or Alphabetical Signal No. 1 is made, do not
represent the signals in the Code, but express figures, as indicated in
the Numeral Table below, and have the special numerical values there
given to them.
Numeral Signal No. 2, indicating the Decimal Point.
Numeral Signal No 3, indicating that the Numeral Signals are ended ;
the signals which follow are to be looked out in the Code in' the usual
manner.
Numeral Table.
Examples.
A 1
B 2
C --- 3
D 4
E 5
F 6
G 7
H 8
I 9
J 10
K 11
L 22
M 33
N 44
---- 55
P 66
Q 77
To make 78,865 :
1st hoist. Code Flag over M = The signals which follow are Numeral
Signals, and are to be looked out in the
Numeral Table.
2d hoist, GRFE = 78,865
3d hoist. Code Flag over O = The Numeral Signals are ended.
To make 787:
1st hoist, Code Flag over M = The signals which follow are Numeral
Signals, and are to be looked out in the
Numeral Table.
2d hoist, GH =78) „„„
3d hoist, G = 7 f - ^'^^
4th hoist. Code Flag over O = The Numeral Signals are ended.
R 88
S 99
T 100
U
V 00
W 000
X - OOOO
Y. OOOOO
Z 000000
To make 9.99876:
1st hoist, Code Flag over M = The signals which follow are Numeral
Signals, and are to be looked out in tM
Numeral Table. '
2d hoist, I =9 )
3d hoist. Code Flag over N = Decimal point )■ = 9.99876
4th hoist, SHGF = 99876 )
5th hoist. Code Flag over O = The Numeral Signals are ended.
Signals for certain Decimals and Fractions will be found on page 34.
(32)
NUMERAL TABLE.
CODE FLAG UlSTDBE TWO FLAGS.
(
signal.
Number.
Signal.
Number.
Signal
Number.
Code Flag under UA
Code Flag under W A
50
Code Flag under Y A
100
" UB
1
" WB
51
" YB
200
" uc
2
" wc
53
" YC
800
■■ UD
3
" WD
53
" YD
400
" UE
4
" WE
54
" YE
500
" UF
5
•' WF
5S
■• YF
600
" UG
6
" WG
56
" YG
700
" UH
7
" WH
57
" YH
800
" UI
8
" WI
58
" YI
900
" UJ
9
" WJ
59
'• YJ
1,000
" UK
10
.. WK
60
" YK
2,000
" UL
11
■• WL
61
" YL
3,000
i " '■ UM
13
" WM
63
" YM
4,000
1 " " UN
13
" WN
63
" YN
5,000
1 " " uo
14
" WO
64
" YO
6,000
" UP
15
" WP
65
" YP
7,000
" UQ
16
'• WQ
66
" " YQ
8,000
" '■ UB
17
" WR
67
" " YR
9,000
" US
18
" ws
68
" , " YS
10, 000
" UT
19
.. WT
69
.. YT
ll,0u0
" UV
20
" wu
70
" YU
12,000
« " uw
21
.. wv
71
.. YV
13, 000
" ux
23
" WX
73
.. YW
14, 000
" UY
28
" WY
73
" YX
15, 000
" UZ
34
" wz
74
" YZ
16, 000
" VA
25
•' XA
75
'■ ZA
17,000
" VB
26
" XB
76
" ZB
18, 000
'■ VC
27
" XC
77
" zc
19,000
" VD
28
" XD
78
" ZD
30,ooe
" VE
29
" XF,
79
" ZB
80, 000
.. yp
30
" XF
80
■" ZF
40, 000
" VG
31
" XG
81
" ZG
50, 000
•' VH
32
•' XH
83
" ZH
60, 000
" VI
33
" XI
83
■' ZI
70, 000
" VJ
84
" XJ
84
" ZJ
80,000
" VK
35
" XK
85
" ZK
90, 000
" VL
36
" XL
86
" ZL
100, 000
" VM
37
" XM
87
" ZM
300, 000
" VN
38
" XN
88
" ZN
300, 000
" vo
89
" xo
89
" zo
400,000
• ' VP
40
" XP
90
" ZP
500,000
" VQ
41
'■ XQ
91
• ZQ
600, 000
■ 42
" XE
93
" ZB
700, 000
vs
43
" XS
93
" zs
800,000
« .' vx
44
" XT
94
" ZT
SOO, 000
" " vu
45
■• XU
95
" zu
1, 000, 000
<< " vw
46
" XV
96
•■ zv
3, 000, 000
" " vx
47
" XW
97
" zw
3,000,000
.■ " VY
48
" XY
98
" zx
4, 000, 000
" vz
49
" XZ
99
" ZY
5,000,000
See also page 82 for alternative method of making Numeral Signals.
For Decimals and Fractions, see page 34.
EXAMPLES.
Numbers which can not be represented in one hoist to be shown as follows:
TTi T.,innii TnTnnke97i- To make 165.09:
10,011
97i
165.09
76564—09-
(33)
34
NUMERAL TABLE.
DECIMALS AKD FRACTIONS.
Part I-
BOO
BCP
BCQ
BCR
BCS
BCT
BCU
BCV
BCW
BOX
BOY
BCZ
BDA
BDC
BDE
BDP
BDG
BDH
BDI
BDJ
Decimal.
—.01, or, ^
—.02, or, T^, or, -^^
—.03, or, jh
— .04, or, y^^, or,i^
—.05, or, T-fir. or, -^V
—.06, or, j^, or, ^\
—.07, or, -^hs
—.08, or, -jI^, or, ^%
-.09, or, ^
Fraction.
— tV. or, .1 "
-i, or, .2
—j%, or, .3
— f , or, A
— i, or, .5
— I , or, .6
—A. or, .7
-4, or, .8
-1%. or, .9 J
. lOOths. Hundredths.
lOths. Tenths.
BDK
BDL
BDM
BDN
BDO
BDP
BDQ
BDB
BDS
BDT
BDU
BDV
BDW
BDX
BDY
BDZ
Fraction — Continued.
-7
— XT
B
8
16ths. Sixteenths.
f i Bds. Thirds.
SIGNALS MADE BY ONE FLAG.
TO BE USED ONLY BETAVEEN VESSELS TOWIKG AND BEIKG TOWED.
The flag is to be held in the hand, and only to be shown just above the Gunwale.
Signals about—
1
Meaning when made—
By tlie ship towed.
By the ship towing.
Cables,
or.
Hawsers.
A
B
C
D
E
F
G
H
I
J
K
L
M
N
—Is the towing cable (or, hawser) fast?
—The towing cable (or, hawser) is fast.
—The towing cable (or, hawser) is not
fast.
—Equalize the strain on the cables (or,
hawsers).
—Can not slack more cable (or, hawser).
—Shorten in the port cable (or, hawser).
— Shorten in the starboard cable (or,
hawser).
— Shorten in both cables (or, hawsers).
—Veer the port cable (or, hawser).
—Veer the starboard cable (or, hawser).
— Veer both cables (or, hawsers).
— Cast off the port hawser.
—Cast off the starboard hawser.
— Cast off both hawsers.
Is the towing cable (or, hawser) fast?
The towing cable (or, hawser) is fast.
The towing cable (or, hawser) is not
fast.
Equalize the strain on the cables (or,
hawsers).
Can not slack more cable (or, hawser).
Shorten in the port cable (or, hawser).
Shorten in the starboard cable (or,
hawser).
Shorten in both cables (or, hawsers).
Veer the port cable (or, hawser).
Veer the starboard cable (or, hawser).
Veer both cables (or, hawsers).
Cast off the port hawser.
Cast off the starboard hawser.
Cast off both hawsers.
Speed.
O
P
Jbl
S
— Go as slow as possible.
— Go easy.
— Go half speed.
— Go full speed.
— Stop the engines.
Am going as slow as possible.
Am going easy.
Am going half speed.
Am going full speed. /
Must stop.
Steering.
T
U
V
w
—Steer more to port.
— Steer more to starboard.
— Steady as you go.
— Steer six points from the wind.
Steer more to port.
Steer more to starboard.
Steady as you go.
Ship will not steer properly.
Sail.
X
Y
— Make sail.
— Set fore and aft sails.
Make sail.
Set fore and aft sails.
Special.
z
—Man overboard.
Man overboard.
SIGNALS BY NIGHT.
To be used only between ships towing and being towed, and to be made by short
flashes of light or blapts of the whistle one second in duration.
Steer more to port — "- Steer more to starboard —
Cast off hawsers — — — —
(35)
URGENT AND IMPORTAIil^T SIGI*fALS.
TWO-FLAG SIGNALS.
ABANDON— ASSISTANCE.
AB
AC
AD
AE
AF
AG
AH
AI
AJ
AK
AL
AM
AN
AO
AP
AQ
AE
AS
AT
AU
AV
AW
AX
AY
AZ
BA
BC
BD
BE
BF
BG
BH
BI
BJ
BK
BL
BM
BN
BO
BP
BQ
BR
BS
BT
Abandon.
— Abandon the vessel as fast as possible.
— Do not abandon the vessel.
— Do not abandon the vessel until the tide
has ebbed.
— Do you intend to abandon 1
— I do not intend to abandon the vessel.
—I must abandon the vessel.
— I shall abandon my vessel unless you will
keep by us.
— I will not abandon you. I will remain by
you (or vessel indicated).
— I (or, They) wish to abandon, but have
not the means.
— Is she (or vessel indicated) abandoned?
Accident, or. Damage.
— Accident ; dangerously wounded (or, hurt).
— Accident; want a surgeon (or, doctor).
— Are you (or. Is — , vessel indicated) in a
condition to proceed ?
— Are you (or. Is — , vessel indicated) mate-
rially damaged (or, injured)?
— Boat is capsized (bearing, if necessary).
— Boat is lost.
— Boat is stove.
— Boat is swamped.
— Boiler burst; — men killed.
— Boiler burst ; — men killed — wounded.
— Boiler burst ; no one hurt.
— ^Boiler burst ; no one seriously hurt.
— Boiler burst; number of killed and
wounded not yet known.
— Boiler burst ; several men killed.
— Boiler burst ; several men wounded.
— Can damage be repaired at sea ?
— Can damage be repaired by yom selves?
— Damage can be put to rights in — hours.
— Damage can be repaired at sea.
— Damage can not be repaired at sea. (or place
indicated) .
— Damage, or. Defects can not be repaired
without assistance.
— Damaged, or. Sprung mast ; can not carry
sail.
— Damaged rudder ; can not steer.
—Engines broken down ; I am disabled.
— "Has any accident happened ? Is anything
the matter ?
— Have you lost all your boats ?
—How long will you (or vessel indicated) be
repairing damage ?
— I am very seriously damaged.
— I have lost all my boats.
— In case of accident (or, necessity).
Is your cargo much damaged ?
— Man overboard.
Met with an accident.
Want a boat ; man overboard.
BU
BV
BW
BX
BY
BZ
CA
CB
CD
CE
CF
CG
CH
CI
CJ
CK
CL
CM
CN
CO
CP
CQ
CR
CS
CT
cu
cv
cw
ex
CY
cz
DA
DB
DC
DB
DF
Accident — Continued.
— When did the accident happen ?
— Where will you go to repair damage 1
Afloat and Aground.
— Afloat aft.
— Afloat forward.
— Am afloat.
— Am aground.
— Am aground ; likely to break up ; require
immediate assistance.
— Are you afloat ?
— Can not be got off (or, afloat) by any
means now available.
— I am aground ; send what immediate as-
sistance you can.
— Lose no time in shoring up.
— May be got off (or, afloat) if prompt as-'
sistance be given.
— Vessel (or vessel indicated) ashore near —
(or, on — ).
— Was the tide high when you grounded?
— Was the tide low when you grounded ?
— When did you ground ?
Anchorage. (See Harbor. )
Assistance.
In Distress; Want Immediate Assist-
ance NC
Note. —See Distress Signals, page 7.
— Am disabled ; communicate with me.
—Am drifting ; want assistance.
— Can I procure any assistance in the way
of — ?
—Can you assist — (vessel indicated) ?
— Can not assist.
— Could not render assistance.
— Do not require assistance (or, further
assistance).
—Do yoa require any assistance (or, help) of
(or, from) — ?
— Do you require further assistance ?
—Do you require immediate assistance ?
—I require assistance from Lloyd's agent.
—Lighthouse, or. Light-ship at — wants
immediate assistance.
—No assistance can be rendered ; do the best
you can for yourselves.
—Render all the assistance possible— to .
—Require help (or, assistance) of (or, from)-.
—Rudder disabled; will you assist me (into
— port indicated, if necessary) 1
—Send immediate assistance.
—We are coming to your assistance.
—Will you assist me (or vessel indicated)''.
—With some assistance I shall be able to set
things to rights.
(86)
Part I.
URGENT AND IMPORTANT SIGNALS.
37
ATTENTION— CAUTION.
DG
DH
DI
DJ
DK
DL
DM
DN
DO
DP
DQ
DR
DS
DT
DU
DV
DW
DX
DY
DZ
EA
EB
EC
ED
EP
EG
EH
EJ
i EK
Attention, or. Demand.
— Attend to signals.
— Attention is called to page — , paragraph
— , of the International Code.
N. B.—Tlie page to be signaled first and
then the paragraph. This signal should
be employed only between vessels using
the United States edition, as otlierwise
the pages referred to tcill not correspond.
— CaZZs the attention of the first (or, nearest)
ship on the bearing (from the person
signaling) pointed out by compass
signal.
— Calls the attention of the second ship, etc.
— Calls the attention of the third ship, etc.
— Calls the attention of the fourth ship, etc.
— Calls the attention of the fifth ship, etc.
— Calls the attention of the sixth ship, etc.
—Calls the attention of the shore signal sta-
tion on the bearing (from the person
signaling) pointed out by compass sig-
nal.
— Calls the attention of the vessel coming
into the anchorage on the bearing (prom
the person signaling) pointed out by
compass signal.
— Calls the attention of vessel leaving the
anchorage on the bearing (from the per-
son signaling) pointed out by compass
signal.
— Calls the attention of the vessel whose dis-
tinguishing signal follows.
— Look out. Pay attention.
— Pay strict attention to signals during the
night.
— Repeat ship's name ; your flags were not
made out.
— Show your distinguishing signal.
— Show your ensign.
— Vessels just arrived, show your distin-
guishing signals.
— Vessels just arrived, show your ensigns.
— Vessels just weighed (or, leaving), make
your distinguishing signals.
— Vessels that vnsh to be reported make
your distinguishing signals.
— Vessels wishing to be reported on leaving,
make your distinguishing signals.
— What ship is that (bearing to be indicated,
if necessary)i.
Bearings.
Note. — Unless otherwise indicated, bear-
ings in points and ipoints are to be
iinderstood as Compass bearings, i. e.,
bearings as shoivn by the Compass and
uncorrected for either local attraction or
variation. But bearings when given in
degrees are to be considered as Magnetic
bearings, i. e.. Compass bearings cor-
rected for local attraction due to the ves-
sel (deviation). Both are to be reckoned
from the vessel signaling the bearing.
-At — • (time indicated), — (place indicated),
bore — , distant — miles.
-Best berth (or, anchorage) bears from me — .
-Entrance bears — . i
-How did the land bear when last seen V !
-How does the entrance bear ? |
-Place indicated bears — .
II
EL
EM
EN
EO
EP
EQ
ER
ES
ET
EU
EV
EW
EX
EY
EZ
FA
FB
FC
FD
FE
FG
FH
FI
FJ
FK
FL
FM
FN
FO
FP
FQ
FR
?S
FT
FU
FV
FW
FX
FY
FZ
GA
GB
GC
GD
GE
GF
GH
GI
Bearings— CoTi^mwed.
— There are moorings on — (bearing indi-
cated).
— There is a strange sail on — • (bearing indi-
cated).
— There is a telegraph cable on — (bearing
indicated).
— What are the bearing and distance of —
(ship or place indicated)'!.
Boats.
— Bank is encumbered by fishing boats.
— Bar is impassible for boats on the ebb tide.
— Boat, or Lifeboat, can not come.
— Boat in distress (bearingr, if necessary).
— Boat is coming to your assistance.
— Boat is going to you.
— Boat is on board {or, alongside).
— Can boats land ? Can landing be effected?
— Can not send a boat.
— Do not attempt to land in your own boats.
— Do you want a lifeboat ?
— ^Have no lifeboat. No lifeboat here.
— Have you seen (or, heard) anything of my
(or, the) boat 1
— I shotild like to know the nature of the
sickness, if any, before I send my boat
(or, communicate).
— Let your boats keep to windward until
they are picked up.
Lifeboat is going to you.
No boat available.
— Send a boat (number, if necessary).
Send boats suitable for landing passengers.
Send lifeboat to save crew.
— Vessel indicated, wants boats.
— We have sent for a lifeboat.
Caution, or, Danger.
— Allow no communication. Allow no per-
son on board.
— Appearances are threatening ; be on your
guard.
— ^Are you in danger ?
— Bad weather is expected.
—Bar, or Entrance, is dangerous.
— Bar is impassible.
— Be very careful in your intercourse with
strangers.
— Caution is requisite ; take care.
— Channel, or Fairway, is dangerous.
— Dangerous to (or, Do not) come into less
than — feet of water.
— Do not attempt to make the harbor (or,
anchorage).
— Do not 1 isk an anchorage unless you have
very good ground tackle
—Do not trust to the weather ; it has not
done yet.
— Heavy weather coming; look sharp.
— Is there any danger— in — (of, or, from)?
— It IS dangerous to allow too many people
on board at once.
— It is dangerous to lose the wind.
— Prepare for a hurricane.
— Reef, or Shoal, stretches a long way out.
Shoal water, or Danger, in direction indi-
cated.
— Stranger (or vessel on bearing indicated) is
suspicious.
The attempt is dangerous.
38
URGENT AND IMPORTANT SIGNALS.
Part I.
CAUTION— DAMAGE.
GJ
GK
GL
GM
ON
GO
GP
GQ
GR
GS
GT
GU
GV
GW
GX
GY
GZ
HA
HB
HC
HD
HE
HP
HG
HI
HJ
HK
HL
HM
HN
HO
HP
HQ
HR
HS
HT
Caution — Continued,
— Thick fog coming on.
— Wait until the weather moderates.
—We are in danger of parting.
—You are all clear of danger.
— You are in a dangerous {or, unsafe) posi-
tion. Your position is dangerous.
You are standing into danger JD
—You are within gunshot, or. You are with-
in reach of guns (or, of batteries).
Cheonometer.
— My chronometer gains daily — .
— My chronometer has run down.
—My chronometer is fast on Greenwich (or,
first meridian) mean time.
— My chronometer is slow on Greenwich
{or, first meridian) mean time.
— My chronometer loses daily — .
— Will you give me a comparison? Wish to
get a rate for my chronometer.
Note. — The vessel showing the mean time
will hoist the signal indicating the hour,
and dip it sharply shortly after it has
been answered, the minutes and seconds
' at the instant of dipping will immedi-
ately follow. To insure accuracy, a
second comparison should be made.
— Would like to have another comparison.
Coal.
— Are you (or, Is — , vessel indicated) in want
of coal ?
Can coal be had ^at — ?
— Can you spare me coal ?
—Coal — a ton at — .
— Coal can be got at — {or, from — ).
— In want of coal (amount to follow).
— Indicate nearest place I can get coal.
—No coal to be got at — .
— Owners desire me to inform you to coal
at — .
— What quantity of coal have you left ?
Collision.
— Has the vessel with which you have been
in collision proceeded on her voyage ?
— Have you been in collision ?
— I have been in collision with — .
— I have sunk (or, run down) a vessel.
—My ship has lost her headway ; you may
feel your way past me.
— Vessel seriously damaged ; wish to trans-
fer passengers.
— With what vessel have you been in colli-
sion?
Combustibles.
— Have you any combustibles on board?
— I am loaded with combustibles.
— I have no combustibles on board,
— No combustibles (or, explosives) near the
fire.
— Vessels with combustibles not allowed in
Communicate. Communication.
— Ask stranger (or vessel indicated) if he
will communicate.
HU
HV
HW
HX
HY
HZ
lA
IB
IC
ID
IE
IF
IG
IH
IJ
IK
IL
IM
IN
10
IP
IQ
IR
IS
IT
lU
IV
IW
IX
lY
IZ
JA
JB
JC
Communicate — Continued. .
—Can yoii forward my communication by
telegraph V
Come nearer, Stop, or. Heave-to; I have
something important to communicate.
Code Flag over h
— Do not have any communication with — .
Do you (or. Does — , vessel indicated) call
anywhere (or, at — )?
FoUovring communication is confidential
(or, private).
■Forward my communication by telegraph,
and pay for its transmission.
— Have no communication with the shore
(or vessel indicated).
Have received the following communica-
tion (or, instructions) from your ovraer
(or, agents).
— Have you any message (telegram, orders,
or, communication) for me?
— Have you had any communication with
infected vessels (or, places) ?
— Heave-to, or I vvrill fire into you.
— I am going to signal the contents of an
important telegram, to be communi-
cated to you.
— I can not stop to have (or, receive) any
communication.
— I have had no communication with —
(place or vessel indicated).
— Important to communicate by (or, vyith) — .
— Unless your communication is very im-
portant, I must be excused.
— Will you forward (or, communicate) the
following signal for me ?
. — Will you leave a message for me ?
1 — Will you telegraph to — (ship or person
I named) the intelligence I am about to
communicate ?
Company.
— Let us keep together (or, in Company) for
mutual support (or, protection).
— Parted company with — on the — (or,
at—).
— Shall we keep company ?
— What company do you belong to ?
— When did you part company from — ?
Convoy.
— Convoy to disperse and make for destina-
tion.
— Convoy to disperse and reassemble at
rendezvous (or place indicated).
— Connoy to keep ahead of escort.
— Convoy to keep as close as possible.
—Convoy to keep astern of leader (or, escort).
— Convoy to keep on port side of leader (or,
escort).
— Convoy to keep on starboard side of leader
(or, escort).
— Convoy to spread as far as possible, keep-
ing within signal distance.
— Do not go through (or, near) — (place indi-
cated) vnthout a convoy.
— Rendezvous at — (pori indicated or on
bearing indicated) from — (place indi-
cated) distant — miles.
— Rendezvous in latitude — , and longi-
tude — .
Damage. (See Accident. )
Part I.
URGENT AND IMPORTANT SIGNALS.
39
DAJIGEE— DISTRESS.
JD
JE
JF
JG
JH
Jl
JK
JL
JM
JN
JO
JP
JQ
JR
JS
JT
JU
JV
JW
JX
JY
JZ
KA
KB
KG
KD
KB
KF
KG
KH
KI
KJ
KL
KM
EN
KO
KP
KQ
KR
KS
KT
KCJ
KV
KW
KX
Danger. (See also Caution. )
— You are standing into clanger.
Derelict.
Beware of derelict ; dangerous to naviga-
tion.
■Derelict reported off — (or, in the vicinity
of-).
•Have you seen derelict ?
— Saw derelict in latitude — and longitude
— on the — .
Despatch. Despatches.
— Any letters (or, papers) from — ?
— ^Despatch is necessary.
— Go for despatches.
— Had any letters (or, despatches) arrived
at—?
— Have (or vessel indicated has) despatches
for — .
— Have (or vessel indicated has) despatches
from — .
— ^Have letters (mails, or, despatches) for
you {or vessel or person indicated).
— Have you letter (mails, or, despatches) for
me {or for vessel, person, or place indi-
cate!) ?
— ^I am the bearer of important despatches.
— I have Government despatches {or, — ).
— I shall make for the anchorage {or, — )
with all despatch.
— Refer to my despatches {or letters).
— Refer to your despatches {or, letters).
— Send for despatches {or, letters).
— Telegraphic despatches arrived from — .
— Will you take despatches {or, letters) 1
Directions fob Saving Crew. (See also
Abandon. )
— ^Boat should endeavor to land where flag
is waved {or, light is shown).
— Endeavor to send a line by boat (cask, kite,
raft, etc.).
— ^Is the line fast ?
— Keep a light burning.
—Landing is impossible.
— Lights, or Fires, will be kept at the best
place for coming on shore.
— Look out for rocket-line {or, line).
— Loot-out will be kept on the beach all
night.
— Remain by the ship.
Directions to a Vessel at Anchor.
— Beach your vessel at all risks.
— Cut away your masts.
— Get steam up as fast as possible.
— Get steam up ; report when ready.
— Get under way as fast as you can.
— Hoist the blue-peter.
— Hold on until high water.
— Keep steam ready {or, up).
— Let go another anchor.
— Ride it out if possible.
—Shift your berth. Your berth is not safe.
— Veer more cable.
— Weigh and proceed as ordered.
—Weigh, Cut, or, Slip. Wait for nothing.
Get an offing.
— You will be aground at low water.
KY
KZ
LA
LB
LC
LD
LE
LF
L6
LH
LI
LJ
LK
LM
LN
LO
LP
LQ
LR
LS
LT
LU
LV
LW
LX
LY
LZ
MA
MB
MC
MD
ME
MF
MG
MH
MI
MJ
MK
ML
MN
MO
MP
MQ
MR
MS
MT
MU
MV
MW
MX
MY
MZ
Directions to a Vessel under way.
Anchor as convenient.
— Anchor Instantly.
Bar is not dangerous.
— Bear up instantly.
— Buoy, or Mark, is not in its proper position.
— Channel dangerous without a pilot.
— Do not anchor on any account.
—Get her on the other tack {or, Get her head
round) or you will be on shore.
— Go ahead.
— Go ahead easy. Easy ahead.
— Go ahead full speed.
— Go astern.
— Go astern easy. Easy astern.
—Go astern full speed.
— Haul your wind on the port tack.
— Haul your wind on the starboard tack.
— Heave all aback. Go astern.
— Heave to ; head off shore.
— Heave to until — .
—It is not safe to go so fast.
— Keep, or. Stand closer in, or. Keep under
the land.
— Keep in the center of the channel.
— Keep on the port side of channel.
— Keep on the starboard side of the channel.
— Keep the vessel under command.
— Keep to windward.
—Leave the buoy {or, beacon) to port.
— Leave the buoy (or, beacon) to starboard.
— Not room to wear.
— Open. Get farther away.
—Put your helm hard-a-port ; ship's head to
go to starboard.
— Put your helm hard-a-starboard ; ship's
head to go to port.
— Reduce speed. Ease her.
—Standoff. Get an offing. Put to sea at once.
— Stand on.
— Steady your helm.
— Steer more to port. ( To be kept flying until
course is sufficiently altered).
— Steer more to starboard. {To be kept fly-
ing until course is sufficiently altered. )
— Stop her.
—Stop instantly.
— Tack instantly.
— Wear instantly.
Disabled Steamer. (See afeo Accident.)
— Engines completely disabled.
— Have broken main shaft.
— Have lost screw, or. Screw disabled.
— Have passed steamer with machinery dis-
abled.
— Have passed steamer with steering gear
disabled.
— Have you seen disabled steamer ?
— One screw disabled ; can work the other.
— Passed disabled steamer at — .
— Ship disabled ; will you tow me ? (Into —
port indicated, if necessary. )
— Steering gear disabled.
Distress.
In Distress; Want Immediate Assist-
ance NC
Note. — See Distress Signals, page 7.
A vessel {or vessel indicated) ashore near —
{or, on — ) CH
40
URGENT AND IMPORTANT SIGNALS.
Part I.
DISTRESS— ICE.
NA
NB
NC
ND
NE
NF
NG
NH
NI
NJ
NK
NL
NM
NO
NP
NQ
NR
NS
NT
NU
NV
NW
NX
NY
NZ
OA
OB
OC
OD
OE
OF
OG
OH
Distress — Continued.
— Aground ; want immediate assistance.
Am aground ; likely to break'up ; require
immediate assistance - ca
Am drifting; ; want assistance cm
Boat is capsized {bedring, if necessary) -xv
Boat in distress (fieoriMgr, if necessary).. m,
— Can not save the ship; take people off.
Can not stop the leak qh
— In distress; want immediate assistance.
(See Distress Signals, page 7. )
— Did you see a vessel in distress?
— Do you think we ought to pass a vessel in
this distressed condition 1
— Dying for want of water.
— Fire gains rapidly ; take people off.
— Fire, or, Leak ; want immediate assistance.
— Have lost all boats ; can you take off crew '?
Have you seen or heard of a vessel wrecked
or in distress zu
— I am attacked ; want assistance. Help, I
am attacked.
— I am dragging ; I can veer no more cable ;
no more anchors to let go.
— I am in danger (or, shoal water); direct
me how to steer.
— I am on fire.
— I am sinking (or, on fire) ; send all avail-
able boats to save passengers and crew.
— I am unmanageable.
— I have sprung a leak.
I must abandon the vessel ag
— I want assistance ; please remain by me.
I will not abandon you ; I will remain by
you (or vessel indicated) ai
— In distress ; want assistance.
In distress ; want immediate assistance.NC
Note. — i>'ee Distress Signals, page 7.
— Is not vessel (bearing, if necessary) in dis-
tress ?
— Leak is gaining rapidly.
Light-house, or. Light-ship at — wants
immediate assistance cw
Rudder disabled. Will you assistnae? (into
— ■ port indicated, if necessary) da
' Ship disabled. Will you tow me ? (into —
port indicated, if necessary) my
— Short of provisions. Starving.
— Vessel indicated in distress ; wants imme-
diate assistance.
— Vessel indicated appears in distress.
— With immediate assistance fire can be ex-
tinguished.
Draft of Water.
— Drawing too much water.
— I draw — feet aft and — feet forward.
What draft of water in feet could you
lighten to 1
What is your draft of water ?
Enemy.
— ^Enemy is closing with you, or, Vqu are
closing the enemy.
— Enemy is in sight.
— Enemy's cruisers have been seen to the — ,
steering to the — .
— Enemy's fleet has been seen to the — ,
steering to the — .
— Enemy's torpedo boats have been seen to
the — , steering to the — .
OI
OJ
OK
OL
OM
ON
OP
OQ
OR
OS
OT
OU
OV
OW
OX
OY
OZ
PA
PB
PC
PD
PE
PF
PG
PH
PI
PJ
PK
Enemy — Continued.
— Have been chased by the enemy.
— Keep a good lookout, as it is reported that
enemy's war vessels are going about dis-
guised as merchantmen.
— Saw the enemy's fleet off — .
— Vessel in sight is an enemy.
Engines.
Ease her. Reduce speed mf
Go ahead lg
Go ahead easy. Easy ahead lh
Go ahead full speed li
Go astern -U
1 Go astern easy. Easy astern lk
Go astern full speed lm
Stop her ml
Stop instantly mn
Fire.
— Are you on fire ?
— Fire can easily be got at.
— Fire difficult to get at.
— Fire gaining.
Fire gains rapidly; take people off ng
— Fire in hold amongst the cargo.
Fire, or Leak; want immediate assist-
ance NH
Heave to or I will fire into you id
I am on fire nm
I am sinking (or, on fire) ; send all available
boats to save passengers and crew. . .no
— Is fire extinguished ?
No combustibles (or, explosives) near the
fire HK
— Vessel indicated is on fire.
— Where is the fire V
With immediate assistance fire can be
extinguished ny
Harbor, or. Anchorage.
• Best anchorage (or, berth) bears from
me — EF
— Best berth (or, anchorage) is in — fathoms.
— Channel, or Fairway, is buoyed.
— Harbor, or Anchorage, is good enough
with winds from — .
—Harbor, or Anchorage, is indifferent.
—Harbor, or Anchorage, is safe vpith all
winds.
— How does the harbor (or, anchorage) bear?
— Is the anchorage (or, my anchorage) safe
with all winds (or, winds from — )?
— Is the channel buoyed ?
—Permission is urgently requested to enter
harbor.
— Unsafe anchorage.
Ice.
— Have encountered ice between 30° and 35°
of longitude on the — *
—Have encountered ice between 35° and 40°
of longitude on the — *
—Have encountered ice between 40' and 45°
of longitude on the — *
—Have encountered ice between 45° and 50°
of longitude on the — *
—Have encountered ice between 50° and 55°.
of longitude on the — *
—Have encountered ice between 55° and 60°
of longitude on the — *
*Date to be Indicated If necessary.
Part I.
URGENT AND IMPORTANT SIGNALS.
41
ICE— NEWS AND NEWSPAPERS.
-PL
PM
PN
PO
PQ
PR
PS
PT
PU
PV
PW
PX
PY
PZ
QA
QB
QC
QD
QE
QF
QH
QI
QJ
QK
QL
QN
QO
QP
QR
QS
Ice — Cmitinued.
— Have encountered ice between 60° and 65°
of longitude on the — *
— Have encountered ice between 65° and 70°
- of longitude on the — *
— Have encountered ice between 70° and 75°
of longitude on the — *
— Have encountered ice between 75° and 80°
of longitude on the — *
— Have passed ice in latitude — and longi-
tude — on the — *
— Have you fallen in with ice? (State
whether berg or field )
— What latitude and longitude did you {or,
they) have ice in ?
Want a Pilot.
Note. — See Pilot Signals, page 8.
Land, Landmarks, and Lights.
— All the lights are out along the coast of — .
— At — {tivie indicated) light bore — .
— Can you give me a leading mark (or, di-
rection) for making the land hereabouts
(or at place indicated) ?
— Do not bring the light to the — (hearing
indicated) of — (bearing indicated).
— Do you, or. Did you get a good look at the
land to know exactly where we are 'I
— Had we not better run in and make the
land?
— I shall keep hold of the land (or, light), or,
I shall keep the land ( or, light) bearing — .
— Indicate the bearing of light (lighthouse,
or, lightship).
—Keep the light between — (bearing indi-
cated) and — (bearing indicated).
— Light is not to be depended on.
— The lightship at — is not at anchor on her
station, or. Lightship at — is out of
position.
—What bearing shall I keep the light (or,
landmark) on?
Latitude and Longitude. (Seepage 56).
Leak.
— Can you stop the leak ?
— Can not stop the leak.
— Do you consider leak dangerous ?
Fire, or Leak; want immediate assist-
ance NH
—Have you sprung a leak 1 Are you (or. Is
— , vessel indicated) leaking?
I am sinking (or, on fire) ; send all avail-
able boats to save the passengers and
crew ^^
I have sprung a leak nq
Leak is gaining rapidly nu
— Leak is stopped.
—Vessel indicated has sprung a leak.
feet water in the hold.
Letters, or. Mails. (See also Despatches).
—Has the mail arrived— (from — , if neces-
sary) 1
— Has the mail sailed— (for — i/ necessary/)?
—I will take mails for you.
—Send your letters.
_Tell — (person indicated) not to forward
any more letters for me.
QT
QU
QV
QW
QX
QZ
RA
RB
RC
RD
RE
RF
RG
RH
RI
RJ
RK
RL
RM
RN
RO
RP
RQ
RS
RT
RU
RV
RW
RX
RY
RZ
SA
SB
Lett ERS — Continued.
When does the mail leave ?
Will you forward my letters to — ?
Lifeboat.
Boat, or Lifeboat, can not come er
Do you want a lifeboat ez
Have nolifeboat. No lifeboat here fa
Lifeboat is going to you pe
Send lifeboat to save crew fj
W% have sent for a lifeboat fl
Lights.
— Do not show a light on any account.
— I will show a light to-night when I alter
course.
— I will show a light to-night when I tack.
— Keep a light at your bowsprit end.
Lights. (Masthead and Side. )
Your lights are out (or, want trimming).
Made by - ■ - flashes or
blasts of a steam whistle. (Seepage 548).
Lighters.
— Lighter coming off.
— Lighter is adrift.
— There are no lighters available.
—Will you send ofE lighters as fast as possi-
ble?
Machinery. Boilers and Engineers.
(See also Accident. )
— Anything wrong with the engines ?
— Boiler can not be repaired.
Boiler leaking seriously.
—Boiler tubes leaking (or- leaky).
— Can you supply me with anyone to take
charge (or., act) as engineer ?
— Hot bearings.
Machinery out of order.
I am going to stop; machinery requires
adjusting.
— The damage to the machinery is not seri-
ous, and is such as can be repaired by
the vessel's own engineers.
Navigation.
— Did you get good observations ?
— Have you a Book of Navigation Tables ?
— Have you a Book of Sailing Directions ?
— Have you a chart of coast (or place indi-
cated) 1
— Have you a Nautical Almanac for the cur-
rent year (or year indicated) ?
— May I depend on your time ?
— No recent observations. I did not get an
observation.
— Reckoning not to be depended on.
— What is my position by bearings 1
—What is the name of lighthouse (light-
ship, or, point) in sight ?
— When did you ^ee the land ?
— When were your last observations for
time ?
—Where am I? What is my present posi-
tion ? '
News and Newspapers.
— Are there any men-of-war about ?
j— Can you lend (or, give) me a newspaper?
I
* Date to be indicated if necessary.
42
URGENT AND IMPORTANT SIGNALS.
Part I.
NEWS AND NEWSPAPERS— SIGNALS.
SO
SD
SE
SF
SG
SH
SI
SJ
SK
SL
SM
SN
SO
SP
SQ
SR
ST
SU
SV
sw
sx
GT
SZ
ta
TB
TO
TD
TE
TF
TG
TH
TI
TJ
TK
TL
TM
TN
TO
TP
TQ
News and Newspapers — Continued.
— Newspapers up to -^ {date indicated; state
where from, if necessary).
— No news of — .
—What is the date of latest news from — ?
— What is the news from — '!
— When did you sail ?
— Where are you bound 1
— Where are you from ?
— Where is the admiral (or, senior of&cer) ?
— Where is the — fleet (or, squadron)?
— Would you like to see our newspapers 1
Orders :
— Have orders (or, telegram) for you.
— Have orders for you not to touch {or, call)
at — .
— Have orders to telegraph your passing.
— Have received orders for you not to pro-
ceed without further instructions.
— Have received orders for you to await in-
structions from owners at — .
— Have received orders for you to discharge
cargo at — .
— Have telegraphed for your orders.
— Have you received any orders from — 1
— I will telegraph for your orders if you will
await reply.
^I wish to obtain orders from my owner,
Mr. — at — .
N. B. — This signal is to be followed by —
1. Vessel's distinguishing signal, if not
already made.
2. Owner's name by Spelling.
3. Owner's address by Spelling, if not
in the Geographical Table.
—Keep oflf and on and await instructions.
— Owners desire me to inform you to dis-
charge cargo first at — {place indicated).
— Proceed in execution of previous orders.
— Proceed to — (port indicated).
— Shall I telegraph for your orders ?
— Telegraph instructions — to — .
— There are no orders for you here.
— Wait for Orders.
— You are ordered to proceed to — .
— Your orders are at — (or. will be at — ).
— Your original orders are cancelled ; I am
directed to inform you to proceed to — .
Pilot.
—Dangerous without a pilot.
— Have you seen a pilot vessel {or, boat) ?
— Pilot boat most likely — (on bearing indi-
. cated) (or, offl — ).
Want a pilot pt
N. B.—See Pilot Signals, page 8.
— Where can I get (or, look for) a pilot ?
Port.
— Wish to enter port or dock.
Provisions.
— Are you in want of provisions ?
— I have only — days' provisions.
Quarantine and Pr.^tique.
Am, or. Is in quarantine. {Number of days
to he indicated, if necessary. )
— Clean bill of health — from — .
TR
TS
TU
TV
TW
TX
TY
TZ
UA
UB
UO
UD
UE
UF
UG
UH
UI
UJ
UK
UL
UM
UN
UO
UP
UQ
UR
US
UT
uv
uw
ux
UY
UZ
VA
VB
VC
VD
VE
VF
VG
VH
VI
VJ
VK
VL
Quarantine and Pratique — Continued.
—Do you come from any port putting yoa
in quarantine ?
— Have (or vessel indicated has) pratique.
— Have you a clean bill of health 2
— Hoist a quarantine flag.
— You have pratique.
Reply.
— Wait for answer (or, reply).
— What was the answer (or, reply)?
— Will await answer (or, reply).
— Will you await answer (or, reply) ?
Report.
— Do you wish to be reported ?
— Report me by post to my owners (or, to
Mr. — ) at — .
—Report me by telegraph to Lloyd's.
— Report me by telegraph to owners {or. to
Mr. — ) at — . .
— Report me by telegraph to "Shipping
Gazette."
— Report me to Lloyd's.
— Report me (or, my communication) to
Lloyd's agent at — .
— Report me to ' ' New York Herald " Office,
London.
— Report me to "New York Herald" Office,
New York.
— Report me to "New York Herald" Office,
Paris.
— Report me to the Borsenhalle at Hamburg.
— Report me to — .
— Report (the vessel indicated) all well, in
latitude — and longitude — (indicated) ,
on the — (date indicated).
Sea.
— Calm sea.
— Considerable sea.
— Heavy sea. Much sea.
— Much swell on.
— Not much sea.
— Rollers. Rollers setting in.
— Too much sea. •
— Very heavy sea.
— What is the sea like ?
Sick. Sickness.
— Any sickness at — ?
— Can I land my sick ?
— Is the sickness contagious ?
— Sickness is contagious.
— Sickness is not contagious.
—What is the sickness ?
Signals.
—Annul the last hoist; I will repeat it.
— Annul the whole signal.
—What is the name of ship (or, signal sta-
tion) in sight ?
—I am going to repeat signal from— (hoist
indicated. )
—Repeat your signal, or Repeat your signal
from — (hoist indicated. )
—I wish to signal; will you come within
easy signal distance ?
— Signal IS answered.
—What is the date of your signal book ?
Part I.
URGENT AND IMPORTANT SIGNALS.
43
SIGNALS— TOWING AND TUGS.
VM
VN
vo
VP
VQ
VR
vs
VT
VU
VW
VX
VY
VZ
WA
WB
WC
WD
WE
WF
WG
WH
WI
WJ
WK
WL
WM
WN
WO
WP
WQ
WR
ws
WT
wu
wv
wx
WY
Siais A.LS— Continued.
— Can not distinguish your flags; come
nearer, or, make distant signals.
—Will you repeat the signals being made to
me?
—You may work the semaphore.
Soundings.
N.B. — Depth of water is always to be
shown in feet.
—I am in — feet of water.
—What is the depth of water on the bar ?
—What is the least depth of water we shall
have {or, ought to have)?
— What soundings have you got ?
— You will have water enough over the bar
{depth in: feet to follow).
-r-You will not have less than — feet of
water.
Spaes.
—Can you rig a jury mast?
— Have you any spars that will do for — ?
Steam. {See also KL and KM.)
— How long will you be getting up steam ?
—Is steam up ? Are you at full speed ?
— Shall I get up steam ?
— Steam is not ready ; will be up in — .
— Steam is ready.
Steam Whistle, or. Siren.
—Blow steam whistle {or, siren) at inter
vals.
— Will signal with steam whistle {or, siren)
during fog {or, darkness).
Steer. {See also Directions to a Vessel
UNDER WAY. )
— Alter course to — {point indicated) .
— My helm is hard-a-port ; ship's head going
to starboard.
— My helm is hard-a-starboard ; ship's head
going to port.
— Port your helm. Ship's head to go to
starboard.
— Starboard your helm. Ship's head to go
to port.
Surgeon, or. Doctor.
— Have you a surgeon ?
— May I send a sick person to see your sur-
geon?
— No surgeon available.
— Surgeon will come immediately.
— Want a surgeon ; send me one from the
nearest place.
— -Will your surgeon come on board ?
Telegraph and Messages.
—Answer by telegraph.
—Can telegram be forwarded from — ?
—Communication by telegraph is stopped.
—Forward reply to my message by tele-
graph to — .
— I have picked up telegraph cable.
— In anchoring look out for telegraph cable.
— Open telegram for me and signal its con-
tents.
— Send following message by post to owners
{or, to Mr. — ) at — .
WZ
XA
XB
XC
XD
XE
XF
XG
XH
XI
XJ
XK
XL
XM
XN
XO
XP
XQ
XR
XS
XT
xu
XV
xw
XY
XZ
Telegraph and Messages — Continued.
— Send following message by post to owners
{or, to Mr. — ) at — by signal letters
instead of at length in writing.
— Send following message by telegraph to
owners {or, to Mr. — -) at — .
— Send my message through the telegraph
by signal letters.
— Shall I open your telegram and signal its
contents ?
— Telegraph following message to — {ship
or person named) at — .
Tide.
— Asks precise time of high water and min-
imum depth at that time.
Note. — Reply will be —
1. By time signal.
3. A numeral signal indicating number
of feet.
— How is the tide ? What tide have we now ?
^Keep out of the tide, or. current.
— What is the rise and fall of the tide ?
—When will the tide ebb ?
— When will the tide flow ?
— When will the tide turn ?
Time.
— My Greenwich {or, first meridian) mean
time is — .*
^When will be the best time for crossing
the bar?
— Will you show me your Greenwich {or,
first meridian) time?*
*In signaling longitude, or time, vessels
should always reckon from the merid-
ian of Qreenwich, except French ves-
sels, which will use the meridian of
Paris, and Spanish vessels, which will
use the meridian of Cadiz. If any
doubt is entertained, the vessel to
which the signal is made should hoist
NBL (What is your first meridian?)
Note. — The vessel showing the mean
time will hoist the signal denoting the
hour {see page 58) and dip it sharply
shortly after it has been answered;
fhe minutes and seconds at the instant
of dipping will immediately follow.
To assure accuracy, a second compari-
son should be made.
Torpedoes and Mines.
— Beware of torpedo boats.
— Beware of torpedoes; channel {or, fair-
way) is mined.
— Channel, or Fairway, is not mined.
— Have you seen torpedo boat {or, boats)?
— Is there danger of mines {or, torpedo
boats)?
— Saw torpedo boat {or, boats) {number, if
necessary) at — {or, near — ).
Towing and Tugs.
— Can you take me in tow?
— Can not take you in tow.
—I wish to be taken in tow.
— Shall I take you in tow?
— There are no tugs available.
u
URGENT AND IMPORTANT SIGNALS.
Part I.
•TOWING AND TUGS— WRECK.
YA
YB
YC
YD
YE
YF
YG
YH
YI
YJ
YK
YL
YM
YN
YO
YP
YQ
YR
YS
YT
YU
YV
YW
YX
YZ
ZA
Towing and Tvas—Continited.
— Tug is going to you.
Want a tug ._ YP
Note. — For Signals between ships toiv-
ing and being towed, see page 35.
Want.
— Want a cable (size to follow).
— Want an anchor.
— Want an anchor and cable.
— Want assistance.
— Want assistance ; mutiny.
— Want a boat immediately {if more than
one, number to follow).
— Want a chart of channel {or, harbor,
etc. ) .
— Want coal immediately.
— Want hands.
Want immediate assistance NC
(See Distress Signals, page 7. )
— Want immediate instructions.
— Want immediate medical assistance.
— Want a lighter immediately. (If more
than one, number to follow. )
Want a pilot -.- _ pt
(See Pilot Signals, page 8. )
— Want police.
— Want provisions immediately.
— Want a tug (if more than one, number
to follow).
— Want warp run out.
— Want water immediately.
War and Peace.
— Armistice has been arranged.
— Is peace proclaimed?
— Is war declared?- or. Has war com-
menced?
— Peace is proclaimed.
— War between — and — .
— War is declared (or, has commenced).
Water. (See also Soundings. )
— Are you in want of water?
—I have only — days' water.
Want water immediately yr
ZB
ZC
ZD
ZE
ZF
ZG
ZH
ZI
ZJ
ZK
ZL
ZM
ZN
ZO
ZP
ZQ
ZR
zs
ZT
ZU
ZV
zw
zx
ZY
Weather.
— Bad weather.
— Foggy weather.
—Gale is expected from — .
— I do not like the look of the weather.
— Moderate weather.
— No weather report (forecast).
Prepare for a hurricane gd
—Squally weather ; blowing hard.
—Stormy (boisterous) weather from the — .
— Thick weather.
— What is the meteorological forecast for
to-day?
— What is the meteol-ological forecast for
to-morrow? .
Weighing.
— Are you (or. Is- — , vessel indicated)
aweigh?
— I am aweigh.
— I shall weigh as soon as weather per-
mits (or. moderates).
— I shall weigh immediately (or at time
indicated).
— Prepare to weigh.
— Ready for weighing (or, to weigh).
— Weigh immediately (or, ,at time indi-
cated).
— When do you propose sailing?
Wreck.
— Have you seen or heard of a vessel
wrecked or in distress?
— Passed a wreck (date, latitude, and
longitude to follow, if necessary),
but could not render any as.sistance;
people still on board.
— Passed a wreck (date, latitude, and
longitude to follow, if necessary),
but was unable to ascertain whether
any people were on board.
— Passed a wreck (date, latitude, and
longitude to follow, if necessary);
no one on board.
— Will you go to the assistance of wreck?
(Bearing to follow, if necessary.)
COMPASS IN DEGREES.
(magnetic bearings.)
THREE FLAG SIGNAXS.
Note. — Unless otherwise indicated, bearings when given in degrees are to be understood as being
magnetic bearings, i. e. , compass bearings corrected for deviation.
Signal.
Degree.
Signal.
Degree.
Signal.
Degree.
Signal.
Degree.
Signal.
Degree.
ABG
—North.
ADM
-N. 58° E.
AFS
-S. 68° E.
AID
-S. 10° E.
AKJ -
-S. 44° W.
ABD
-N. 1°E.
ADN
- 59°
AFT
- 67°
AIE -
- 9°
AKL
- 45°
ABE
- 3°
ADO
- 60°
AFU
- 66°
AIF
- 8°
AKM
- 46°
ABF
— 3°
ADP
— 61°
AFV
- 65°
AIG
- 7°
AKN
— 47°
^BG
— 4°
ADQ
— 63°
AFW
- 64°
AIH
- 6°
AKO
— 48°
ABH
— 5°
ADR
— 63°
AFX
— 63°
AIJ
- 5°
AKP
— 49°
, ABl
— 6°
ADS
— 64°
A FY
- 63°
AIK
- 4°
AKQ
— 50°
, ABJ
— 7°
ADT
— 65°
AFZ
— 61°
AIL
- 3°
AKR
— 51°
; ABK
— 8°
ADU
— 66°
AGB
— 60°
AIM
- 3°
AKS
— 53°
ABL
— 9°
ADV
— 67°
AGG
— 59°
AIN
-S. 1° E.
AKT
— 58°
' ABM
— 10°
ADW
— 68°
AGD
— 58°
AIO
—South
AKU
— 54°
1 ABN
— 11°
ADX
— 69°
AGE
- 57°
AKV
— 55°
ABO
ABP
— 13°
— 13°
ADY
ADZ
— 70°
— 71°
AGF
AGH
- 56°
— 55°
AKW
AKX
— 56°
— 57°
ABQ
i ABR
— 14°
AEB
— 73°
AGI
— 54°
AKY
— 58°
— 15°
AEG
— 73°
AGJ
— 53°
AIP
— S. 1°W.
AKZ
— 59°
ABS
— 16°
AED
— 74°
AGK
— 53°
AIQ
— 3°
ALB
— 60°
ABT
— 17°
AEF
— 75°
AGL
— 51°
AIR
— 8°
ALC
— 61°
ABU
— 18°
AEG
— 76°
AGM
— 50°
AIS
— 4°
ALD
— 62°
: ABV
— 19°
AEH
— 77°
AGN
— 49°
AIT
— 5°
ALE
— 63°
ABW
— 30°
AEI
— 78°
AGO
— 48°
AIU
— 6°
ALF
— 64°
', ABX
— 31°
AEJ
— 79°
AGP
— 47°
AIV
— 7°
ALG
— 65°
ABY
— 33°
AEK
— 80°
AGQ
— 46°
AIW
— 8°
ALH
— 66°
ABZ
— 33°
AEL
— 81°
AGR
— 45°
AIX
— 9°
ALI
— 67°
ACB
— 34°
AEM
— 83°
AGS
— 44°
Aiy
— 10°
ALJ
— 68°
AGD
— 35°
AEN
— 83°
AGT
— 43°
AIZ
— 11°
ALK
— 69°
AGE
— 36°
AEO
— 84°
AGU
— 43°
AJB
— 12°
ALM
— 70°
ACF
— 37°
AEP
— 85°
AGV
— 41°
AJC
— 13°
ALN
— 71°
AGG
— 38°
AEQ
— 86°
AGW
— 40°
AJD
— 14°
ALO
— 73°
AGH
— 39°
AER
— 87°
AGX
— 39°
AJE
— 15°
ALP
— 73°
AGI
AGJ
ACK
— 30°
AES
— 88°
AGY
— 38°
AJF
— 16°
ALQ
— 74°
— 31°
AET
— N. 89° E.
AGZ
— 37°
AJG
— 17'
ALR
— 75°
— 33°
AEU
—East
AHB
- 36°
AJH
— 18°
ALS
— 76°
AGL
AGM
— 33°
AHC
- 35°
AJI
— 19°
ALT
— 77°
— 34°
AHD
— 34°
AJK
AJL
— 20°
— 21°
ALU
ALV
— 78°
— 79°
AGN
AGO
AGP
AGQ
AGR
AGS
AGT
AGU
AGV
ACW
AGX
AGY
— 35°
AHE
— 33°
— 36°
— 37°
AEV
— S. 89° E.
AHP
AHG
— 33°
— 81°
AJM
AJN
— 32°
— 23°
ALW
ALX
— 80°
— 81°
— 38°
— 39°
AEW
AEX
— 88°
— 87°
AHI
AHJ
— 30°
— 39°
AJO
AJP
— 24°
— 25°
ALY
ALZ
— 82°
— 83°
— 40°
AEY
— 86°
AHK
— 28°
AJQ
— 36°
AMB
— 84°
— 41°
AEZ
— 85°
AHL
- 27°
AJR
— 37°
AMC
— 85°
— 43'
AFB
- 84°
AHM
— 26°
AJS
— 38°
AMD
— 86°
— 43°
AFC
— 88°
AHN
— 25°
AJT
— 29°
AME
— 87°
— 44°
AFD
— 83°
AHO
— 34°
AJU
— 80°
AMF
— 88°
— 45°
— 46°
AFE
AFG
- 81°
— 80°
AHP
AHQ
— 33°
— 33°
AJV
AJW
— 81°
— 32°
AMG
AMH
— 89°
—West
AGZ
— 47°
AFH
— 79°
AHR
— 31°
AJX
— 83°
ADB
ADG
- 48°
— 49°
AFI
APJ
— 78°
AHS
— 30°
AJY
— 34°
- 77°
AHT
— 19°
AJZ
— 85°
ADE
ADF
ADG
ADH
ADI
ADJ
ADK
ADL
— 50°
51°
APK
AFL
- 76°
— 75°
AHU
AHV
- 18°
— 17°
AKB
AKC
— 36°
— 37°
,AMI
— N. 89°W.
— 52°
— 53°
— 54°
— 55°
— 56°
— N. 57° E.
AFM
AFN
AFO
AFP
AFQ
AFR
— 74°
— 73°
— 73°
_ 71°
— ,70°
— S. 69° E,
AHW
AHX
AHY
AHZ
AIB
AIC
— 16°
— 15°
— 14°
— 13°
— 13°
— s. ir E.
AKD
AKE
AKF
AKG
AKH
AKI
— 88°
— 89°
— 40°
— 41°
— 43°
— S. 43° W.
AMJ
AMK
AML
AMN
AMO
AMP
— 88°
— 87°
— 86°
— 85°
— 84°
— N. 83°W.
(45^
4G
COMPASS IN DEGREES.
Part I.
signal.
Degree.
Signal.
Degree.
Signal.
Degree.
Signal.
Degree.
Signal.
Degree.
AMQ
— N. 82° W.
ANJ
— N. 65°W.
AOD
— N. 48°W.
AOV
— N. 31°W.
APN
— N. 14° W.
AMR
— 81°
ANK
— 64°
AOE
— 47°
AOW
— 30°
APO .
— 18°
AMS
— 80°
ANL
— 63°
AOF
— 46°
AOX
— 29°
APQ
— 13°
AMT
— 79°
ANM
— 62°
AOG
— 45°
AOY
— 28°
APB
— 11°
AMU
— 78°
ANP
— 61°
AOH
- 44°
AOZ
— 27°
APS
— 10°
AMV
— 77°
ANQ
— 60°
AOI
— 43°
APB
— 26°
APT
— 9°
AMW
— 76°
ANJB
— 59°
AOJ
— 42°
APC
— 25°
APU
— 8°
AMX
— 75°
ANS
— 58°
AOK
— 41°
APD
— 24°
APV
— 7°
AMY
— 74°
ANT
— 57'
AOL
— 40°
APE
— 33°
APW
— 6°
AMZ
— 73°
ANU
— 56°
AOM
— 39°
APF
— 32°
APX
— 5°
ANB
— 72°
ANY
— 55°
AON
— 38°
APG
— 21°
APY
— 4°
ANC
— 71°
ANW
— 54°
AOP
— 37°
A.PH
— 20°
APZ
— 8°
AND
— 70°
ANX
— 53°
AOQ
— 36°
API
— 19°
AQB
— 3°
ANF
— 69°
ANY
— 52°
AOI,
— 85°
APJ
— 18°
AQC
— 1°
• ANG
— 68°
ANZ
— 51°
AOS
— 34°
APK
— 17°
North. ABC
ANH
- 67°
AOB
— 50°
AOT
— 33°
APL
— 16°
ANI
— N. 66°W.
AOC
— N. 49°W.
AOU
— N. 32° W.
APM
— N. 15°"W.
Note. — True bearings are compass bearings corrected for deviation and variation.
Magnetic bearings are compass bearings corrected for deviation only.
Compass bearings are bearings as observed and are uncorrected.
COMPASS IN POIDSTTS AND HALF POINTS.
(COMPASS BEARINGS.)
Note. — Unless otherwise indicated, bearings when given in points and J points are to be understood
as being compass bearings, i. e. , bearings as shown by the compass and uncorrected for either deviation
or variation.
Signal.
Point.
Signal.
Point.
Signal.
Point.
Signal.
Point.
AQD
North.
AQU
Bast.
ARL
South.
ASD
"West.
AQE
N. iE.
AQV
E. -iS.
ARM
S. -iW.
ASE
W. iN.
AQP
N. by E.
AQW
E. by S.
ARN
S. by W.
ASP
W. by N.
ACyG
N. by E. i E.
AQX
E. S. B. i E.
ARO
S. by W. i W.
ASG
"W. N. W. i W.
AQH
N. N. E.
AQY
E. S. E.
ARP
s. s. w.
ASH
W. N. W.
AQI
N. N. E. \ E.
AQZ
S. B.byE.^E.
ARQ
S. S. W. i w.
ASI
N.W.byW. IW.
A(^J
N. E. by N.
ARB
S. B. byE.
ARS
S. W. byS.
ASJ
N. W. bv W.
AQK
N. E. \ N.
ARC
S. E. i E.
ART
S. W. i S.
ASK
.N. w. i w.
Ai^lL
N. E.
ARD
S. B.
ARU
s.w.
ASL
N. W.-
AQM
N. E. i E.
ARB
S. E. l S.
ARV
S. W. i w.
ASM.
N. W. i N.
AQN
N. E. by E.
ARE
S. E. by S.
ARW
S. W.byW
ASN
N. W. by N.
AQO
N.B.byE.iB.
ARG
S. S. B. i B.
ARX
S.W.byW.iW.
ASO
N. N. W. iW.
A(5tP
E. N. E.
ARH
S. S. E.
ARY
W. S. W.
ASP
N. N. W.
AQR
B. N. B. i B.
ARI
S. by E. * B.
ARZ
W. S. W, i w.
ASQ
N. by W. i W.
AQS
B. by N.
ARJ
S. by E.
ASB
W. by S.
ASR
N. by W.
AQT
B. iN.
ARK
S.-iB.
ASC
W. i s.
AST
N.iW.
North AQD
MONEY TABLE.
PKINCIPAL MONEYS IN USE THROUGHOUT THE WOKI.D.
(See also page 49. )
Signal.
ASU
ASV
ASW
ASX
AST
ASZ
ATB
ATC
ATD
— Money.
—Bank Note, or. Paper Money.
— Coin.
Coin. Country.
—Anna- ( East Africa.
( India.
— Argentine Argentina.
— Bolivar Venezuela.
— Candareen, or. Fun -.China.
— Cash, Le, or, Sapeque. China.
Canada.
Ceylon.
China.
Mauritius.
Netherlands.
Newfoundland.
Straits Settle-
ments.
United States.
Zanzibar.
—Cent
^TE
ATF
ATG
ATH
— Centavo .
' Centesimo .
Centime
Centime
— Condor .
— Conto - .
Argentina.
Bolivia.
Chile.
Colombia.
Costa Bica.
Ecuador.
Guatemala.
Haiti.
Honduras.
Mexico.
Nicaragua.
Paraguay.
Peru.
Santo Domingo.
San Salvador.
Uruguay.
Venezuela.
Italy.
Belgium.
France.
Tunis.
Spain.
Bolivia.
Chile.
Colombia.
( Brazil.
j Portugal.
Signal.
ATI
ATJ
ATK
ATL
ATM
ATN
ATO
ATP
ATQ
ATE,
ATS
ATU
ATV
ATW
ATX
ATV
Coin.
-Dime
Dinar (see Leo) aub
-Dollar .
-Doubloon.
-Drachma .
-Ducat
Cowniry.
United States.
Servia.
Argentina.
Bolivia.
Canada.
Chile.
China.
Colombia.
Costa Rica.
Ecuador.
Guatemala.
Haiti.
Honduras.
Mauritius.
Mexico.
Newfoundland.
Nicaragua.
Paraguay.
Peru.
Santo Domingo.
San Salvador.
Straits Settle-
ments.
United States.
Uruguay.
Venezuela.
Zanzibar.
Chile.
Mexico.
Greece.
Austria-Hungary.
Netherlands East
Indies.
United States.
■Egypt.
Great Britain.
Austria-
Hungary.
Netherlands.
Belgium.
France.
Tunis.
Fun, or, Candareen
ATB China.
Guilder, Gulden,/ ^^*"^' „
Ploriii ATO i Hungary.
a lorin atq [^ jjetherlands.
-Heller... ...Austria-
Hungary.
-Imperial Russia.
-Keran, or, Kran Persia.
-Kopeck Russia.
-Kreutzer Austria-
Hungary.
Krona ,. Sweden.
(Austria-
Hungary.
Denmark.
Norway.
Kroner ..znk Germany.
-Egyptian Pound, or.
Lira..
-Farthing
-Florin, Guilder,
Gulden.
-Franc
Note. — The name aloue is commou to two or more couBtriee, the value may differ.
(47)
48
MONEY TABLE.
Part I.
Signal.
ATZ
AUB
AUG
AUD
AUB
AUF
AUG
AUH
AUI
AUJ
AUK
AUL
AUM
AUN
AUO
Coin. Oowntry.
— Lac ...India.
Le, Cash, or, Sapeque
ATC China.
Leang, or, Tael-.AVC China.
'Leo, or, Leu Eoumania.
or
Dinar Servia.
or
Lev, or. Lew Bulgaria.
— Lepton Greece.
— Lira Italy.
Lira egiziana, or,
Egyptian Pound
ATO Egypt.
— Lira turca Turkey.
— Louis, or. Napoleon- -France.
— Mace, or, Tsin -China.
— Mark Germany.
j Brazil.
I Portugal.
— Mithkal Morocco.
Napoleon, or, Louis
AUF France.
Ochr-el-guerch )
or \ Egypt.
Ushr-el-ghirsh ) « '
( Denmark.
— Ore \ Norway.
( Sweden.
f Egypt.
—Para J Servia.
Para i Tripoli.
L Turkey.
— Penny -pence Great Britain.
— Peseta Spain.
rChUe.
Peso, on Dollar-AT.j Colombia.
t Venezuela.
-Milreis
AUP
AUQ
AUE
AUS
AUT
AUV
AUW
AUX
AUY
AUZ
AVB
AVC
AVD
AVE
AVF
AVG
AVH
AVI
AVJ
Coin. Cowntry.
-Pfennig Germany.
( Egypt.
-Piaster --. < Tripoli.
( Turkey.
-Pie. or. Pice - | f,^|L^^"''^-
-Pound, or, Sovereign.Great Britain.
-Beal-reis \f^^%^.
-Rin --.- Japan.
-Rouble {paper) Russia.
-Rouble {silver) Russia.
i Ceylon.
-Rupee ■< East Africa.
( India.
Sapeque, Cash, or, Le
, ATC China.
-Sen Japan.
-Shilling Great Britain.
Sol, or. Dollar- -AT J Peru.
Sovereign, or. Pound
jlus Great Britain.
-Tael, or, Leang China.
-Thaler Austria-
Hungary.
-'I'-i- -iiir^-
-Toman Persia.
Tgin, or. Mace -AUG China.
Ushr-el-ghirsh j
or UuK Egypt.
Ochr-el-guerch ]
Venezolano, or. Dol-
lar AT J Venezuela.
-Yen Japan.
Note. — The name alone ia common to two or more countries, the vahie may differ.
PRINCIPAL MONEYS OF THE CHIEF MARITIME NATIONS OF THE WORLD
ARRANGED UNDER THE NAMES OF THE COUNTRIES
IN WHICH THEY ARE USED.
(For list of moneys arranged alphabetically, see page 47. )
United States.
10 cents (ATD) = i dime (ATI)
100 cents = 1 dollar (ATJ)
10 dollars = 1 eagle (ATN)
Argentine Republic.
100 centavos (ATE) = 1 dollar (ATJ)
5 dollars = 1 Argentino (ASY)
Austkia-Htjngary.
100 kreutzer (ATX) = 1 florin, or, gulden
(ATQ)
3tV florins = 1 thaler (AVD)
4i florins = 1 ducat (ATM)
and
100 teller (ATS) = 1 krone (ATY)
Belgium.
100 centimes (ATF) = 1 franc (ATE)
Bolivia.
100 centavos (ATE) = 1 -ioUar (ATJ)
10 dollars = 1 condor (ATG)
1,000 reis (AUT)
1,000 milreis
Brazil.
= 1 milreis (AUI)
= 1 conto (ATH)
Bulgaria.
Lev, or, lew (AUB)
BURMAH.
Tical (AVE)
Also currency of British India.
Canada.
= 1 dollar (ATJ)
Ceylon.
=1 rupee (AUY)
100 cents (ATD)
100 cents (ATD)
100 centavos (ATE) — 1 dollar, or, peso(ATJ)
5 dollars = 1 doubloon (ATK)
10 dollars = 1 condor (ATG)
China.
10 cash, le, or, sapeque = 1 candareen, or, fun
(ATC) (ATB)
10 candareens = 1 mace, or, tsin(AUG)
10 mace = 1 tael, or, leang (AVC)
and
100 cents (ATD) =1 dollar (ATJ)
Colombia.
100 centavos (ATE) = 1 dollar, or, peso(ATJ)
10 pesos = 1 condor (ATG)
Costa Rica.
100 centavos (ATE) = 1 dollar (ATJ)
100 ore (AUL)
. Denmark.
= 1 krone (ATY)
East Africa (British and Germar territories).
The same as British India.
Ecuador.
100 centavos (ATE) = 1 dollar (ATJ)
10 ochr-el-guerch )
(AUK), or, [
40 paras (AUM) )
100 piasters
Egypt.
= 1 piaster (AUQ)
= 1 Egyptian poand, )
or, [■ (ATO)
Lira egiziana )
Prance.
100 centimes (ATF) = 1 franc (ATR)
20 francs = 1 Louis, or. Napoleon
(AUF)
Germany.
100 pfennigs (AUP) = 1 mark (AUH)
Great Britain.*
4 farthings (ATP) = 1 penny (AUN)
13 pence = 1 sjiilling (AVB)
30 shillings = 1 pound, or, sovereign
(AUS)
100 lepta (AUG)
Greece.
= 1 drachma (ATL)
Guatemala.
100 centavos (ATE) = 1 dollar (ATJ)
100 centavos (ATE)
Haiti.
.= 1 dollar (ATJ)
Honduras.
100 centavos (ATE) = 1 dollar (ATJ)
. Holland (see Netherlands).
Hungary (see Austria-Hungary).
India (British).
13 piej, or, pice (AUR) = 1 anna (ASX)
16 annas = 1 rupee (AUY)
100,000 rupees = 1 lac (ATZ)
Italy.
100 centesimi (ATF) = 1 lira (AUD)
10 rin (AUV)
100 sen
100 cents (ATD)
Japan.
= 1 sen (AUZ)
= 1 yen (AVG)
Mauritius.
= 1 dollar (ATJ)
76564—09-
*This system Is used by tlie British Colonies in Australasia and South Africa.
f491
50
MONEY TABLE.
Part I.
Mexico.
100 centavos (ATE) = 1 dollax (ATJ)
16 dollars = 1 doubloon (ATK)
Morocco. '
Mithkal (AUJ)
Netheelands.
100 cents (ATD) = 1 guilder, or, florin
(ATQ)
5f gulden = 1 ducat( ATM) (used in
Netherlands East Indies)
Newfoundland.
100 cents (ATD) = 1 dollar (ATJ)
Nicaragua.
100 centavos (ATE) = 1 dollar (ATJ)
Norway {see Sweden and Norway).
Paraguay.
100 centavos (ATE)
1 dollar, or, peso (ATJ)
10 kerans (ATV) = i toman (AVE)
100 centavos (ATE) = 1 dollar, or, sol (ATJ)
"POT?TTTO A T
1,000 reis (AUT) = 1 milreis (AUI)
1,000 milreis = 1 conto (ATH)
ROUMAKIA.
Leo, or, leu (AUB)
Russia.
100 kopecks (ATW) = 1 rouble (AUX)
10 roubles = 1 imperial (ATU)
Santo Domingo.
100 centavos (ATE) = 1 dollar (ATJ)
San Salvador.
100 centavos (ATE) = 1 dollar (ATJ)
Seevia.
100 paras (AUM) = 1 dinar (AUB)
SlAM.
Tical (AVE)
Spain.
100 centimos (ATE) = 1 peseta (ATJO)
5 pesetas (AUO) = 1 peso (ATJ)
Straits Settlements.
100 cents (ATD) = 1 dollar (ATJ)
Sweden and Norway.
100 ore ( AUL) = 1 krona, or, krone(ATY)
Tripoli.
40 paras (AUM) = 1 piaster (AUQ)
Tunis.
100 centimes (ATP) = 1 franc (ATR)
Turkey.
40 paras (AUM) = 1 piaster (AUQ)
100 piasters = 1 lira turca (AUE)
Uruguay.
100 centavos (ATE) = 1 dollar (ATJ)
Venezuela.
100 centavos (ATE) )
or, J. = 1 Venezolano, dollar,
5 Bolivars ( ASZ) ) or, peso (ATJ)
Zanzibar.
100 cents (ATD) = 1 dollar (ATJ)
MEASURES AND WEIGHTS OF DIFFERENT COUI^TRIES.
MEASURES OF LENGTH,
Sigma.
AVK
AVL
AVM
AVN
AVO
AVP
AVQ
AVR
AVS
AVT
AVU
AVW
AVX
AVY
AVZ
AWB
AWC
AWD
AWE
AWP
AWG
Country or System.
Measure.
— Measure op Length.
Alen -. i Denmark.
(Norway.
— Arcnine Russia.
Archine (or, Meter)
Awj Turkish Metrical.
Cable * \ United States and
^ "( Great Britain.
Centimeter ..Metrical.
or
Daktylas .'. Greek Metrical.
or
Duim Etotch Metrical.
or
.Khat Turkisli Metrical.
—Chang, or, Cheung... China.
— Chih China.
— Cho, or, Tcho Japan.
Daktylas (or. Centi-
meter) AVO Greek Metrical.
Decameter Metrical.
or
Roede Dutch Metrical.
Decimeter .Metrical.
or
Palame Greek Metrical.
or
Palm Dutch Metrical.
or
_ Parmak Turkish Metrical.
Egypt.
Morocco.
— Draa, or. Pike -i Tripoli.
Tunis.
(^Turkey.
Duim(or, Centimeter)
AVO Dutch Metrical.
El (or, Meter) -AWJ Dutch Metrical.
•pQ+»,r.vr, i United States and
^ ^^'^°^ 1 Great Britain,
j Denmark.
) Norway.
I United States and
( Great Britain.
— Fot Sweden.
•i?„„i„„™ ( United States and
-Jjurlong .. -j Q.j,gg^^ Britain.
Gramme {or. Milli-
meter) AWP Greek Metrical.
( Guz --India.
( Guz, or, Zer Persia.
—Hectometer Motrical.
T „, ( United States and
—^^'^>^-- -j Great Britain.
— Ken Japan.
Khat (or. Centimeter)
AVO Turkish Metrical.
fKilometer Metrical.
or
Mijle - Dutch Metrical.
or
Mil Turkish Metrical.
or
Stadion Greek Metrical.
7'
.■ii
-Fod.
-Foot
AWH
AWI
AWJ
AWK
AWL
AWM
AWN
AWO
AWP
AWQ
AWR
AWS
AWT
AWU
AWV
Knot, or, Nautical
Mile AWO
— League
Country or System.
( United States and
i Great Britain.
( United States and
j Great Britain.
—Li China
'Meter Metrical.
or
Archine Turkish Metrical.
or
El -..Dutch Metrical.
or
. Pecheus Greek Metrical.
Mijle (oj", Kilometer)
AWG Dutch Metrical.
Mil (or-, KUometer,)
AWG Turkish Metrical.
—Mil Denmark.
]yjil j Norway and
I Sweden.
— Mile (German) -Germany.
-Mile, Statute \ United States and
' . I Great Britain.
. ""or'fl^S^t jUmted^Statesand
Knot -..1-3 Gicat Britain.
'Millimeter ., Metrical.
or
Gramme .'. Greek Metrical.
or
Nokta —Turkish Metrical.
or
[Streep ..Dutch Metrical.
( Myriameter Metrical.
j 07-
( Skoinis Greek Metrical.
Nokta (or. Millime-
ter) AWP
Palame {or. Decime-
ter) AVT
Palm (or, Decime-
ter) AVT
Parmak (or.Decime-
ter) AVT
Pecheus (or. Meter),
AWJ
TurkishMetrical.
Greek Metrical.
Dutch Metrical.
Turkish Metrical.
Pike, or, Draa, avu.
-Ri
Roede (or. Decame-
ter) AVS
-Saading, or, Toung...
-Sagene, or, Saschene.
-Shaku
Skoinis (or, Myria-
meter AWQ
Stadion (or, Kilome-
ter AWG
-Stopa
Streep, or. Millime-
ter .._AWP
Greek Metrical,
f Egypt.
I Morocco.
] Tripoli.
I Tunis.
[Turkey.
Japan.
Dutch Metrical
Burmah.
Russia.
Japan.
Greek Metrical.
Greek Metrical.
Russia.
Dutch Metrical.
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52
MEASURES AND WEIGHTS OF DIFFBBENT COUNTRIES.
Part I.
Signal.
AWX
AWY
AWZ
AXB
Memare. Country or System,
-Sun Japan.
Tcho, or, Cho- . _ avr Japan.
-Tomme Denmark.
Toung, or, Saading,
Aws Burmah.
-Tsun China.
f Argentina.
-Vara
Brazil.
Chile.
Mexico.
Peru.
Portugal.
Uruguay.
Signal.
AXC
AXD
AXE
AXF
Country or System.
-Vershok Russia.
-Verst Russia.
ST f, j United States and
-^^^°- — - j Great Britain.
-Yin China.
Zers, or, GUZ...A-WC Persia.
For list of countries in which the Metrical
System is used, and for Table for Con-
verting Metrical Measures and Weights
into their American Equivalents, see
page 55.
SQUARE OB SURFACE MEASURES.
Signal.
AXH
AXI
AXJ
AXK
AXL
AXM
AXN
AXO
AXP
AXQ
AXR
Meajiure. Country or System.
-Squaee, or, Surface Measure.
. „_„ j United States and
-Acre - ^ Great Britain.
Are, or, Sq. Decameter - Metrical.
or
Deunum Turkish Metrical.
or
Stremma Greek Metrical .
Bunder (or, Hectare)
AXP Dutch Metrical.
•Centiare, or.Sq. Meter-Metrical.
-Cho Japan.
-Decare --.: Metrical.
■Declare Metrical.
-Dessatine Russia.
Deunum( or, Are) axj Turkish Metrical.
Djerib {or, Hectare)
AXP Turkish Metrical.
Hectare, or, Sq. Hec-
or [tometer-- Metrical.
Bunder Dutch Metrical.
or
Djerib Turkish Metrical.
-Mou --China.
-Square Centimeter-. Metrical.
Square Decameter (or
Are ) AXJ Metrical.
Signal.
AXS
AXT
AXU
AXV
AXW
AXY
AXZ
Measure. Country or System.
— Squaje Decimeter Metrical.
-Square Foot ------- jUmted States a^^
Square Hectometer(or,
Hectaire) axp Metrical.
-T^l--^-^- r'GrSrS'
— Square Kilometer Metrical.
Square Meter (or, Cen-
tiare ) AXK Metrical.
-Square Mile j ^St'Sin"'
— Square Millimeter -.-Metrical.
-Square Yard \ United States and
^ I Great Britain.
Stremma (or, Are)
AXJ Greek Metrical.
For list of countries in which the Me-
trical System is used, and for Table
for Converting Metrical Measures and
Weights into their American Equiva-
lents, see page 55.
MEASURES OF CUBIC CAPACITY OR SOLID MEASURES.
Measure. Country or System.
-Measure of Cubic Capacity, or. Solid
Measure.
Cubic Centimeter
ZNM Metrical.
-Cubic Foot \ United States and
/ Great Britain.
-Cubic Inch - - \ United States and
( Great Britain.
Cubic Meter znp Metrical.
Cubic Millimeter
ZNO Metrical.
-Cubic Yard - \ United States and
/ Great Britain.
-Decastere : Metrical.
-Decistere ---Metrical.
-Stere -Metrical.
-Ton (ship measure- J United States and
ment.) \ Great Britain.
-Measure of Capacity.
-Almuda.- -IS'?!"^- 1
( Portugal.
Country or System.
— Ardeb Egypt.
-Arroba i Chile.
j Spam.
_Bale \ United States and
j Great Britain.
Barrel \ United States and
"" """ j Great Britain.
Bushel \ United States and
1 Great Britain.
—Butt - --Great Britain.
'Centiliter Metrical.
or
Mystron Greek Metrical.
or
Vingerhoed Dutch Metrical.
or
.Zarf --Turkish Metrical.
For list of countries in which the Met-,
rical System is used, seepage 55.
Part I.
MEASURES AND WEIGHTS OF DIFFERENT COUNTRIES.
53
Signal.
AYS
AYT
AYU
AYV
AYW
AYX
AYZ
AZB
AZC
AZD
AZE
AZF
Measure. Cmmtry or System.
— Chtof Russia
Cronchka, or, Krushka
AZD Russia.
Decaliter ..Metrical.
or
Kile Turkish Metrical.
or
Schepel Dutch Metrical.
Deciliter Metrical.
or y
Kotyle Greek Metrical.
or
^ Maatje Dutch Metrical.
Firkin 5 United States and
/ Great Britain.
Gallon i United States and
j Great Britain.
QjU j United States and
I Great Britain.
f Hectoliter Metrical.
I or
I Kileh -Turkish Metrical.
-{ or
Koilon Greek Metrical.
I or
[Mud, Vat, or, Zac Dutch Metrical.
-Hogshead \ United States and
( Great Britain.
Kan, or, Kop (or. Liter)
AZF Dutch Metrical.
Kile (or. Decaliter)
AYT Turkish Metrical.
Kileh (or. Hectoliter)
AYZ Turkish Metrical.
— Kiloliter Metrical.
Koilon (or. Hectoliter)
AYZ Greek Metrical.
Kop, or, Kan (or. Liter)
AZF Dutch Metrical.
Kotyle (or, Decil.ter)
AYU Greek Metrical.
— Kruschka, or, Cron-
chka Russia.
Kybos (or. Milliliter)
AZG Greek Metrical.
— Last Netherlands.
Liter Metrical.
or
Kan, or, Kop Dutch Metrical.
or
Ser --- --India.
or
Sultchek Turkish Metrical.
AZG
AZH
AZI
AZJ
AZK
AZL
AZM
AZN
AZQ
AZR
AZS
AZT
AZU
AZV
AZW
Measure. Country or System.
Maatje (or. Deciliter)
AYU Dutch Metrical.
Milliliter Metrical.
or
Kybos Greek Metrical.
-Minim ...A United States and
I Great Britain.
Mud, Vat, or, Zac (or.
Hectoliter) . - . ayz Dutch Metrical.
Mystron(or, Centiliter)
AYR Greek Metrical.
-Oxehoved ---_ Denmark.
-Peck \ United States and
( Great Britain.
_pjjj.^ ( United States and
.j Great Britain.
-Puncheon _ Great Britain.
Quart ' -- United States and
or Great Britain.
Sheng China.
OnartoT- ( United States and
-Quarter -j ^^^^^^ Britain.
Schepel (or. Decaliter)
AYT Dutch Metrical.
-Seer India.
Ser (or. Liter) - _azf India.
Sheng(or, Quart )azm China.
-Shoo Japan.
Sultchek (or, Liter)
AZF Turkish Metrical.
-Tierce Great Britain.
-Tonde Denmark.
-Tou . China.
-Tschetwerik Russia.
Vat, Mud, or, Zac (or,
Hectoliter) --AYZ Dutch Metrical.
Vedro Russia.
Vingerhoed (or. Cen-
tiliter) AYR Dutch Metrical.
Zac, Mud, or. Vat (or,
Hectoliter) . . . ayz Dutch Metrical.
Zarf (or. Centiliter) .
AYR Turkish Metrical.
For list of countries in ivhich the Metrical
System is used, and for Table for Con-
verting Metrical Measures and Weights
into their American Equivalents, see
page 55.
MEASURES OP WEIGHT.
Signal.
AZX
AZY
BAG
Measure. Country or Sytdem.
—Measures of Weight.
f Argentina.
A -u I Brazil.
-Arroba j Portugal.
[ Spain.
Batman (or, Miria-
gramme) bay Turkish Metrical.
— Berkovitz Russia.
Boughdais (or, Deci-
gramme) BAJ Turkish Metrical.
signal.
BAD
BAE
BAF
BAG
Country or System.
-Cantar { ^^y^
Carat i United States and
I Great Britain.
— Catty, or. Chin China.
f Centigramme Metrical.
I or
-j Habbe Turkish Metrical.
I or
I Kokkos Greek Metrical.
54
MEASURES AND WEIGHTS OF DIFFERENT COUNTRIES.
Part I.
Signal.
BAH
BAI
.BAJ
BAK
BAL
BAM
BAN
BAO
BAP
BAQ
BAR
■BAS
BAT
BAU
— Drachm
— Grain
Measure. Country or System.
-fipntner i Denmark,
-t^entner j Sweden.
Centner, or, Quintal
Bci United States.
Chin, or. Catty . .bap China.
Decagramme Metrical.
or
Drachma Turkish Metrical.
or
Lood Dutch Metrical.
Decigramme Metrical.
or
Boughdais Turkish Metrical.
or
Korrel Dutch Metrical.
or
Obolos Greek Metrical.
Denk {or. Gramme)
BAN Turkish Metrical.
Doppelzentner..zNL Germany.
j United States and
I Great Britain.
Drachma {or, Deca-
gramme) -BAI Turkish Metrical.
Drachme {or. Gramme)
BAN Greek Metrical.
Funt Russia.
( United States and
( Great Britain.
Gramme Metrical.
or
Denk Turkish Metrical.
or
Drachme Greek Metrical.
or
"Wigtje Dutch Metrical.
Habbe {or. Centi-
gramme ) BAG Turkish Metrical.
Hectogramme Metrical.
or <
Onze - Dutch Metrical.
Hundredweight (cwt. ) Great Britain.
Kan tar {or, Quintal
Metric) bcj ' Turkish Metrical.
Kilogramme Metrical.
or
Ock, or, Oke. Turkish Metrical.
or.
Pond Dutch Metrical.
or
Ser India.
— Kin Japan.
Kokkos {or. Centi-
gramme) BAG Greek Metrical.
Korrel {or. Decigramme)
BAJ Dutch Metrical.
— Kvint Denmark.
— Kwamme Japan.,
f Argentina.
J Chile.
1 Portugal.
[ Spain.
Lood {or. Decagramme)
BAI Dutch Metrical.
-Libra
Signal.
BAV
BAW
BAX
BAY
BAZ
BCA
BCD
BCE
BCF
BCG
BCH
BCI
BCJ
BCK
BCL
BCM
BCN
Measure.
Millier
Country or System.
-Metrical.
Tcheki Turkish Metrical.
or
Ton United States and
or Great Britain.
Tonne German Metrical.
—Milligramme Metrical.
— Mna Greece.
r Myriagramme Metrical.
■I or
(_ Batman Turkish Metrical.
Obolos {or. Decigramme)
BAJ Greek Metrical.
Ock, or, Oke {or. Kilo-
gramme) BAQ Turkish Metrical.
Onze {or. Hectogramme)
BAO Dutch Metrical.
( United States and
j Great Britain.
Pecul, or, Tan--BCM China.
r>„„«„™„,-™i,j-//i™4- ^ ( United States and
-Pennyweight (dwt. ) ^ (. ^.^^^ ^^^^^^
— Pf und Austria-Hungary.
Pond {or. Kilogramme)
BAQ Dutch Metrical.
—Pound ah ^ i United States and
i-ouna (ID.; -j Q^^^^ Britain.
— Pud, or. Pood Russia.
-Pund Denmark.
— Ounce -
-Quarter .
-Quintal
Sweden.
United States and
Great Britain.
'United States.
Argentina.
Brazil.
Chile.
Portugal.
l_ Spain.
f Quintal Metric Metrical.
■j or
[Kantar Turkish Metrical.
-Rottoio jf^ypt^
Ser {or, Kilogramme)
BAQ India.
—Stone Great Britain.
—Tan, or.. Pecul China.
Tcheki {or, Millier)
BAV Turkish Metrical.
Ton {or, Millier) ( United States and
BAY j Great Britain.
Tonne {or, Millier)
BAV German Metrical.
Wigtje {or. Gramme)
BAN Dutch Metrical.
— Zolotnick Russia.
For list of countries in which the Met-
rical System is used, and for Table for
Converting Metrical Measures and
Weights into their American Equiva-
lents, see page 55.
Paet I.
MEASURES AND WEIGHTS OF DIFFERENT COUNTRIES.
55
LIST OF THE PRINCIPAL COUNTRIES IN WHICH THE METRICAL STSTEM
IS USED.
United States (permissive) .
France.
Paraguay.
Argentina.
German Empire (with German
Peru.
Anstria-Hnngary.
names in some cases) .
Portugal.
Belgium. , ,
Great Britain (permissive) . .
Roumania.
Bolivia. ' _
Greece (with Greek
names) .
Santo Domingo.
Brazil.
Guatemala.
San Salvador.
Bulgaria.
Haiti
. Servia.
.
Canada (permissive).
Honduras.
Spain.
Chile.
Italy.
Sweden.
Colombia.
Mexico.
Switzerland.
Costa Rica.
Netherlands (with Dutch
Tripoli.
Denmark.
names) .
Turkey (with Turkish names), j
Ecuador.
Nicaragua.
Uruguay.
Egypt.
Norway.
Venezuela.
TABLES FOR CONVER'
riNG METRICAL MEASURES AND WEIGHTS INTO
THEIR AMERICAN EQUIVALENTS.
Meters, Yards.
Kilometers. Stat. Miles. Yards.
Hectares. Acres.
r.
P-
1 = 1.094
1 =:^
1094
1 = 3
1
35
2 = 2.187
2 = 1
437
3 = 4
8
81
3 = 3.281
3 = 1
1531
3 = 7
1
26
4 = 4.374
4 = 2
855
4 = 9
3
22
5 = 5.468
5 = 3
188
5 = 13
1
17
6 = 6.562
6 = 3
1382
6 = 14
3
12
7 = 7.655
7 = 4
615
7 = 17
1
8
8 = 8.749
8 = 4
1709
8 = 19
3
8
9 = 9.843
9 = 5
1043
9 = 32
88
10 = 10.936
10 = 6
376
10 ^ 34
3
34
20 = 21.873
20 = 12
753
30 = 49
1
38
30 = 32.809
30 = 18
1129
30 = 74
31
40 = 43.745
40 = 24
1505
40 = 98
3 ■
15
50 = 54.682
50 = 31
123
50 = 133
3
9
60 = 65.618
60 = 37
498
60 = 148
1
3
70 = 76.554
70 = 43
874
70 = 172
3
37
80 = 87.491
80 = 49
1351
80 = 197
2
38
90 = 98.427
90 = 55
1627
90 = 333
1
34 -
100 = 109.363
100 = 62
243
100 = 347
18
200 = 218.727
200 = 124
487
300 .= 494
37
800 = 328.090
300 = 186
730
300 = 741
1
15
400 = 437.453
400 = 248
973
400 = 988
1
33
500 = 546.816
500 = 310
1317
500 = 1335
3
11
Idters. Oalls. QiMrts.
SecloUters. Qrs.
StisJiels.
Kilogrammes. Cwts. Qrs
. Lbs.
Ozs.
1 = 0.880
1 =
3.751
1 =
3
Si
2 =r 1.761
2 =
5.503
3 =
4
6i
3 = 2.641
3 = 1
0.354
3 =
6
H
4 = 3.521
4 = 1
3.005
4 =
8
13
5 = 1 0.402
5 = 1
5.756
5 =
11
Oi
6 = 1 1.282
6 = 3
0.507
6 =
13
H
7 = 1 2.163
7 = 2
3.358
7 =
15
7
8 = 1 3.043
8 = 3
6.010
8 = O'
17
lOi
9 = 1 3.923
9 = 3
0.761
9 =
19
m
10 = 2 0.804
10 = 3
3.513
10 =
33
Oi
20 = 4 1.608
20 = 6
7.034
30 = 1
16
u
30 = 6 3.413
. 30 = 10
3.536
80 = 3
10
H
40 = 8 3.315
40 = 13
6.048
40 = 3
4
3
50 = 11 0.019
50 = 17
1.560
50 = 3
36
3i
60 = 13 0.823
60 = 20
5.073
60 = 1
20
a
70 = 15 1.637
70 = 24
0.585
70 = 1 1
14
5i
80 == 17 2.431
80 = 37
4.097
80 = 1 3
8
6
90 = 19 3.825
90 = 30
7.609
90 = 1 3
3
6i
100 = 22 0.039
100 = 34
8.131
100 = 1 3
24
7
200 = 44 0.077
200 = 68
6.343
200 = 3 3
20
15
300 = 66 0.116
300 = 103
1.363
300 = 5 3
17
6
400 = 88 0.155
400 = 137
4.483
400 = 7 3
13
14
500 = 110 0.198
500 = 171
7.604
600 = 9 3
10
5
DEGREES OF LATITUDE AND LONGITUDE.
Vessels other than those of Spain or France use the meridian of Greenwich.
Spanish and French vessels use the meridians of Cadiz and Paris, respectively. In case
of doubt, the vessel to which the signal is made should hoist the signal NBL = What
is your First Meridian ? Which can be answered by one of the following :
TBL = My first meridian is Paris, east of Greenwich 3° 30' 15" = h. 9 m. 31 sees.
HSI = My first meridian is Cadiz, west of Greenwicli 6° 13' 34" = li. 34 m. 49 sees.
CODE FLAG OVER TWO FLAGS.
LATITUDE AND LONGITUDE.
Code
Code
Code
Flag
Flag
Flag
OVER —
OVER —
Latitude— Confd.
OVER—
Longitude— Confd.
AB
Latitude.
BT
—42° latitude.
DL
— 2° longitude.
North latitude- .qhx
BU
—43° latitude.
DM
— 3° longitude;
South latitude _ - qhz
BV
— 44° latitude.
DN
— 4° longitude.
AC
— 1° north latitude.
BW
—45° latitude.
DO
— 5° longitude.
AD
— 1° south latitude.
BX
—46° latitude.
DP
— 6° longitud^.
AE
— 3° latitude.
BY
— 47° latitude.
DQ
— 7° longitude'.
AF
— 3° latitude.
BZ
—48° latitude.
DR
— 8° longitude.
AG
— 4° latitude.
CA
— 49° latitude.
DS
— 9° longitude.
AH
— 5° latitude.
CB
—50° latitude.
DT
— 10° longitude.
AI
— 6° latitude.
CD
—51° latitude.
DU
—11° longitude.
AJ
— 7° latitude.
CE
—53° latitude.
DV
—13° longitude.
AK .
— 8° latitude.
CF
— 53° latitude.
DW
— 18° longitude.
AL
— 9° latitude.
CG
— 54° latitude.
DX
— 14° longitude.
AM
—10° latitude.
CH
—55° latitude.
DY
— 15° longitude.
AN
— 11° latitude.
CI
— 56° latitude.
DZ
—16° longitude.
AO
—13° latitude.
CJ
— 57° latitude.
EA
—17° longitude.
. AP
—13° latitude.
CK
—58° latitude.
EB
— 18° longitude.
AQ
—14° latitude.
CL
—59° latitude.
EC
— 19° longitude.
AE
— 15° latitude..
CM
—60° latitude.
ED
—30° longitude..
AS
—16° latitude.
CN
—61° latitude.
EF
—31° longitude.
AT
—17° latitude.
CO
—63° latitude.
EG
— 23° longitude.
AU
—18° latitude.
CP
—63° latitude.
EH
—38° longitude.
AV
—19° latitude.
CQ
—64° latitude.
EI
— 34° longitude.
AW
—30° latitude.
CB,
— 65° latitude.
EJ
— 35° longitude.
AX
—31° latitude.
cs
—66° latitude.
EK
—36° longitude.
AY
—33° latitude.
CT
—67° latitude.
EL
—37° longitude.
AZ
—33° latitude.
cu
—68° latitude.
EM
— 38° longitude.
BA
—34° latitude.
cv
—69° latitude.
EN
— 39° longitude.
BC
—35° latitude.
cw
—70° latitude.
EO
— 30° longitude.
BD
—36° latitude.
ex
—71° latitude.
EP
—31° longitude.
BE
—37° latitude.
CY
—73° latitude.
EQ
— 32° longitude.
BF
—38° latitude.
cz
—73° latitude.
ER
— 83° longitude.
BG
—39° latitude.
DA
—74° latitude.
ES
— 34° longitude.
BH
—30° latitude.
DB
—75° latitude.
ET
—35° longitude.
BI
—81° latitude.
DC
—76° latitude.
EU
—36° longitude.
BJ
—33° latitude.
DE
—77° latitude.
EV
— 37° longitude.
BK
—33° latitude.
DF
—78° latitude. '
EW
—88° longitude.
BL
—34° latitude.
DG
—79° latitude.
EX
— 39° longitude.
BM
—35° latitude.
DH
—80° latitude.
EY
—40° longitude.
BN
—36° latitude.
EZ
— 41° longitude.
BO
— 37° latitude.
DI
LONGITDDE.
FA
—43° longitude.
BP
—38° latitude.
East longitude. (J YZ
FB
— 43° longitude.
BQ
—39° latitude.
West longitude -Qzi
FC
— 44° longitude.
BR
—40° latitude.
DJ
— 1° east longitude.
FD
— 45° longitude.
BS
— 41° latitude.
DK
— 1° west longitude.
FE
— 46° longitude.
Note.— II the position to be signaled Is within a degree of the equator, or first meridian, only the minutes and seconds need
be indicated.
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57
Code
Code
Flag
Flag
OVER—
Longitude— Cont'd.
over—
Longitude — Cont'd.
FG
—47° logituude.
HA
— 92° longitude.
FH
— 48° longitude.
HB
— 93° longitude.
FI
—49° longitude.
HO
— 94° longitude.
FJ
—50° longitude.
HD
— 95° longitude.
FK
—51° longitude.
HE
— 96° longitude.
FL
—52° longitude.
HF
— 97° longitude.
FM
— 53° longitude.
HG
— 98° longitude.
FN
— 54° longitude.
HI
— 99° longitude.
FO
—55° longitude.
HJ
— 100° longitude.
FP
— 56° longitude.
HK
—101° longitude.
FQ
—57° longitude.
HL
—103° longitude.
FR
— 58° longitude.
HM
—103° longitude.
FS
—59° longitude.
HN
— 104° longitude.
FT
—60° longitude.
HO
—105° longitude.
FU
— 61° longitude.
HP
—106° longitude.
FV
— 63° longitude.
HQ
—107" longitude.
FW
—63° longitude.
HR
—108° longitude.
FX
—64° longitude.
HS
—109° longitude.
FY
— 65° longitude.
HT
—110° longitude.
FZ
—66° longitude.
HU
— 111° longitude.
GA
— 67° longitude.
HV
—112° longitude.
GB
—68° longitude.
HW
— 113° longitude.
GC
— 69° longitude.
HX .
— 114° longitude.
GD
—70° longitude.
HY
— 115° longitude.
GE
— 71° longitude.
HZ
— 116° longitude.
GF
— 73° longitude.
lA
—117° longitude.
GH
— 73° longitude.
IB
— 118° longitude.
GI
— 74° longitude.
10
— 119° longitude.
GJ
—75° longitude.
ID
—120° longitude.
GK
— 76° longitude.
IE
— 121° longitude.
GL
—77° longitude.
IF
— 132° longitude.
GM
—78° longitude.
IG
—133° longitude.
GN
—79° longitude.
IH
— 134° longitude.
GO
— 80° longitude.
IJ
—125° longitude.
GP
—81° longitude.
IK
—126° longitude.
GQ
— 83° longitude.
IL
—137° longitude.
GR
—88° longitude.
IM
—128° longitude.
GS
— 84° longitude.
IN
—129° longitude.
GT*
— 85° longitude.
10
— 130° longitude.
GU
—86° longitude.
IP
—131° longitude.
GV
— 87° longitude.
IQ
—133° longitude.
GW
—88° longitude.
IR
—133° longitude.
GX
— 89° longitude.
IS
—134° longitude.
GY
—90° longitude.
IT
—135° longitude.
GZ
—91° longitude.
lU
—136° longitude.
Code
Flag
over —
IV
IW
IX
lY
IZ
JA
JB
JC
JB
JE
JF
JG
JH
JI
JK
JL
JM
JN
JO
JP
JQ
JB
JS
JT
JU
JV
JW
JX
JY
JZ
KA
KB
KG
KD
KE
KF
KG
KH
KI
KJ
KL
KM
KN
KO
KP
Longitude — Cont'd.
— 137° longitude.
— 138° longitude.
— 139° longitude.
— 140° longitude.
— 141° longitude.
— 143° longitude.
—143° longitude.
— 144° longitude.
— 145° longitude.
— 146° longitude.
— 147° longitude.
— 148° longitude.
— 149° longitude.
— 150° longitude.
— 151° longitude.
— 152° longitude.
— 153° longitude.
— 154° longitude.
— 155° longitude.
— 156° longitude.
— 157° longitude.
— 158° longitude.
— 159° longitude.
— 160° longitude.
— 161° longitude.
— 162° longitude.
— 163° longitude.
— 164° longitude.
— 165° longitude.
— 166° longitude.
—167° longitude.
— 168° longitude.
— 169° longitude.
— 170° longitude.
—171° longitude.
—172° longitude.
— 173° longitude.
— 174° longitude.
—175° longitude.
— 176° longitude.
— 177° longitude,
—178° longitude.
—179° east longitude.
—179° west longitude.
— 180° longitude.
DIVISIONS OF TIME, ETC.
HOURS OF TIMK, AND MINUTES AND SECONDS OF TIME AND ABC.
Civil time is to be understood unless the signal PHW (astronomical) is made.
Code
Code
Code
Flag
OVER —
Hours.
Flag
OVER —
Mtoutes— Confd.
Flag
over —
Seconds— Cont'd.
KQ
KK
— hours.
— 1 hour (or, 1 p. m.).
MQ
MR
— 35 minutes.
— 26 minutes.
OL
OM
— 10 seconds. '
—11 seconds.
KS
— 3 hours (or, 2 p. m.).
MS
— 37 minutes.
ON
— 13 seconds.
KT
— 3 hours (or, 3 p. m.j.
MT
— 38 minutes.
OP
—13 seconds.
KU
— 4 hours (or, 4 p. m.).
MU
—29 minutes.
OQ
— 14 seconds. i
KV
— 5 hours (or, 5 p. m.).
MV
-80 minutes.
OR
— 15 seconds.
KW
— 6 hours (or, 6 p. m.).
MW
— 81 minutes.
OS
—16 seconds.
KX
— 7 hours (or, 7 p. m.).
MX
—33 minutes.
OT
— 17 seconds.
KY
— 8 hours (or, 8 p. m.).
MY
— 33 minutes.
OU
—18 seconds.
KZ
— 9 hours (or, 9 p. m.).
MZ
— 34 minutes.
OV
— 19 seconds.
LA
— 10 hours (or, lOp. m. ).
NA
— 85 minutes.
OW
—20 seconds.
LB
— 11 hours (or, 11 p. m.).
NB
— 36 minutes.
, OX
— 31 seconds.
LC
— 13 hours (or, midnight).
NC
— 37 minutes.
OY
— 32 seconds.
LD
— 13 hours (or, 1 a. m. ) .
ND
—38 minutes.
OZ
—23 seconds.
LE
— 14 hours ^or, 3 a. m. ) .
NE
— 39 minutes.
PA
— 34 seconds.
LF
—15 hours (or, 3 a. m. ) .
NF
— 40 minutes.
PB
—25 seconds.
LG
—16 hours (or, 4 a. m. ) .
NG
— 41 minutes.
PC
—36 seconds.
LH
— 17 hours (or, 5 a. m. ) .
NH
— 43 minutes.
PD
— 27 seconds.
LI
— 18 hours (or, 6 a. m. ) .
NI
— 43 minutes.
PE
—28 seconds.
LJ
—19 hours (or, 7 a. m. ).
NJ
—44 minutes.
PF
— 29 seconds.
LK
— 30 hours (or, 8 a. m. ) .
NK
— 45 minutes.
PG
—30 seconds.
LM
.—31 hours (or, 9 a. m. ) .
NL
— 46 minutes.
PH
—31 seconds.
LN
—33 hours (or, 10 a. m. ).
NM
— 47 minutes.
PI
— 33 seconds.
LO
—23 hours (or, 11a.m. ).
NO
—48 minutes.
PJ
—33 seconds.
LP
— 34 hours (or, noon) .
NP
— 49 minutes.
PK
— 34 seconds.
NQ
— 50 minutes.
PL
— 35 seconds. *
Minutes.
NR
—51 minutes.
PM
— 36 seconds.
LQ
— minutes.
NS
— 52 minutes.
PN
— 37 seconds.
LR
— 1 minute.
NT
— 53 minutes.
PO
—38 seconds.
LS
— 2 minutes.
NU
— 54 minutes.
PQ
— ;39 seconds.
LT
— 3 minutes.
NV
—55 minutes.
PR
—40 seconds.
LU
— 4 minutes.
MW
— 56 minutes.
PS
— 41 seconds.
LV
— 5 minutes.
NX
— 57 minutes.
PT
— 43 seconds.
LW
— 6 minutes.
NY
—58 minutes.
PU
—43 seconds.
TiX
— 7 minutes.
NZ
— 59 minutes.
PV
—44 seconds.
LY
— 8 minutes.
— 60 minutes. Code
PW
—45 seconds.
LZ
— 9 minutes.
flag over kr
PX
— 46 seconds.
MA
—10 minutes.
Degree of latitude
PY
— 47 seconds.
MB
— 11 minutes.
KRY
PZ
— 48 seconds.
MC
— 13 minutes
Degree of longitude
QA
— 49 seconds.
MD
—13 minutes.
KRZ
QB
—50 seconds.
MK
— 14 minutes.
Seconds.
QC
— 51 seconds.
MF
—15 minutes.
OB
— seconds.
QD
—53 seconds.
MG
— 16 minutes.
OC
—1 second.
QE
— 53 seconds.
MH
—17 minutes.
OD
— 2 seconds.
QF
—54 seconds.
MI
— 18 minutes.
OE
—3 seconds.
QG
— 55 seconds.
MJ •
— 19 minutes.
OF
— 4 seconds.
QH
— 56 seconds.
MK
— 20 minutes.
OG
—5 seconds.
QI
— 57 seconds.
ML
—21 minutes.
OH
— 6 seconds.
QJ
— 58 seconds.
MN
— 33 minutes.
01
—7 seconds.
QK
^59 seconds.
MO
—33 minutes.
OJ
—8 seconds.
— 60 seconds. Code
MP
—34 minutes.
OK
— 9 seconds.
flag over le
(58)
BAEOMETER
[Id inches and millimeters.]
The readings in inches and millimeters are approximate but are not equivalent to
each other.
signal.
Inches.
Millimeters.
Signal.
Inches.
Millimeters.
Code Flag ovek QM
27.8
706. Code Pi
.AG OVEK SO
39.85
758.
" QN
.85
707.
SP
.9
759.
QO
.9
708.
SQ
.93
760.
QP
.93.
709.
SR
.96
761.
QR
.96
710.
ST
30.0
763.
QS
28.0
711.
SU
.04
768.
QT
.03
713.
SV
.08
764.
QU
.06
713.
SW
.1
765.
^L
.1
714.
sx
.15
766.
QW
.15
715. • '
SY
.3
767.
QX
.2
716.
sz
.34
768.
QY
.33
717.
TA
.38
769.
QZ
.36
718.
TB
.3
770.
RA
.3
719.
TC
.35
771.
RB
.35
730.
TD
.4
773.
RC
.4
731.
TE
.42
773.
RD
.42
723.
TF
.46
774.
RE
.46
728.
TG
.5
775.
RF
.5
734.
TH
.55
776.
RG
.55
735.
TI
.6
777.
RH
.6
736.
TJ
.63
778.
°RI
.63
737.
TK
.66
779.
RJ
.66
738.
TL
.7
780.
RK
.7
739.
TM
.75
781.
RL
.74
730.
TN
.8
783.
RM
.78
781.
TO
.83
788.
RN
.8
733.
TP
.86
684.
RO
.85
733.
TQ
.9
785.
RP
.9
734.
TR
.94
786.
RQ
.94
735.
TS
.98
787.
RS
.98
786.
RT
39.0
737.
RU
.05
738.
RV
.1
739.
RW
.12
740.
RX
.16
741.
RY
.3
743.
RZ
.35
743.
• " SA
.3
744.
SB
.33
745.
sc
.36
746.
\
SD
.4
747.
SE
.44
748.
SF
.48
749.
SG
.5
750.
SH
.55
751.
SI
.6
752.
SJ
.65
758.
SK
.7
754.
SL
.72
755.
SM
.76
756.
SN
.8
757.
(59)
THERMOMETER.
Signal.
Fahren-
heit.
Centigrade.
E^aumur.
Signal.
Fahren-
heit.
Centigrade.
Reaumur.
Code Flag
Code Flag
OVER
TU
1°
-17° 2
-18° 8
OVEK WH
44° 6
+ 7°
+ 5° 6
"
TV
1° 4
-17°
-13° 6
WI
45°
+ 7° 2
+ 5° 8
"
TW
2°
-16° 6
-13° 3
" . WJ
46°
+ 7° 8
+ 6° 2
"
TX
3°
-16° 1
-13° 9
WK
46° 4
+ 8°
+ 6° 4
((
TY
3° 3
-16°
-13° 8
WL
47°
+ 8° 3
+ 6° 7
**
TZ
4°
-15° 6
-13° 4
WM
48°
+ 8° 9
+ 7° 1
"
UA
5°
-15°
-13°
WN
• 48° 35
+ 9°
+ 7° 25
((
UB
6°
-14° 4
-11° 6
" ' WO
49°
+ 9° 4
+ 7° 6
**
uc
6° 8
-14°
-11° 3
WP
50°
+10°
+ 8°
'*
UD
7°
-13° 9
-11° 1
WQ
51°
+10" 6
+ 8° 4
"
UE
8°
-13° 3
-10° 7
WR
51° 8
+ 11°
+ 8° 8
n
UF
8° 6
-13°
-10° 4
WS
53°
+ 11° 1
+ 8° 9
"
UG
9°
-13° 8
-10° 3
WT
53°
+11° 7
+ 9° 3
*'
UH
10°
-12° 3
- 9° 8
wu
53° 6
+ 12°
+ 9° 6
"
UI
10° 4
-13°
- 9° 6
WV
54°
+ 12° 2
+ 9° 8
*'
UJ
11°
-11° 7
- 9° 3
WX
55°
+ 12° 8
+10° 2
"
UK
12°
-11° 1
- 8° 9
WY
55° 4
+13°
+ 10° 4
"
UL
13° 2
-11°
- 8° 8
WZ
56°
+13° 3
+10° 7
*'
UM
13°
-10° 6
- 8° 4
XA
57°
+ 13° 9
+11° r
**
UN
,14°
-10°
- 8°
XB
57° 35
+14°
+11° 2
*'
uo
15°
- 9° 4
- 7° 6
XC
58°
+ 14° 4
+ 11"° 6
**
UP
15° 8
- 9°
- 7° 3
XD
59°
+ 15°
+12°
"
UQ
16°
- 8° 9
- 7° 1
XF,
60°
+ 15° 6
+12° 4
It
UE.
17°
- 8° 3
- 6° 7
XF
60° 8
+ 16°
+13° 8
**
US
17° 6
- 8°
- 6° 4
XG
61°
+ 16° 1
+12° 9
'*
UT
18°
- 7° 8
- 6° 3
XH
62°
+ 16° 7
+ 18° 3
tt
UV
19°
- 7° 3
- 5° 8
XI
63° 6
+ 17°
+13° 6
it
uw
19° 4
- 7°
- 5° 6
XJ
63° -
+ 17° 2
+ 18° 8
(f
UX
20°
- 6° 7
- 5° 3
XK
64°
+ 17° 8
+14° 3
tt
UY
21°
- 6° 1
- 4° 9
XL
64° 5
+ 18°
+14° 4
*'
UZ
21° 2
- 6°
- 4° 8
XM
65°
+18° 3
+ 14° 7
"
VA
22°
- 5° 6
- 4° 4
XN
66°
+18° 9
+15° 1
"
VB
38°
- 5°
- 4°
xo
66° 3
+19°
+ 15° 4
"
VC
34°
- 4° 4
- 3° 6
XP
67°
+ 19° 4
+ 15° 6
"
VD .
34° 8
- 4°
- 3° 3
XQ
68°
+30°
+16°
VE
35°
- 3° 9
- 3° 1
XR
69°
+30° 6
+16° 4
VF
36°
- 3° 3
- 3° 7
XS
69° 8
+31°
+16° 8
**
VG
26° 6
- 8°
- 3° 4
XT
70°
+ 31° 1
+ 16° 9
'*
VH
27°
- 2° 8
- 3° 3
XU
71°
+31° 7
+ 17° 8
VI
28°
- 2° 2
- 1° 8
XV
71° 6
+23°
+17° 6
"
VJ
28° 4
- 3°
- 1° 6
XW
73°
+33° 3
+ 17° 8
"
VK
29°
- 1° 7
- 1° 3
XY
73°
+ 32° 8
+18° 3
VL
30°
- 1° 1
- 0° 9
xz
78° 4
+28°
+ 18° 4
"
VM
30° 2
- 1°
- 0° 8
YA
74°
+23° 8
+ 18° 7
*'
VN
31°
- 0° 6
- 0° 4-
YB
75°
+23° 9
+19° 1
vo
82°
0°
0°
YC
75° 3
+34°
+19° 3
VP
33°
+ 0° 6
+ 0° 4
YD
76°
+34° 4
+19° 6
1%
83° 8
+ 1°
+ 0° 8
YE
77°
+35°
+20°
VR
34°
+ 1° 1
+ 0° 9
YP
78°
+35° 6
+20° 4
vs
VT
vu
35°
+ 1° 75
+ 1° 3
YG
78° 8
+26°
+30° 8
«
35° 6
86°
+ 3°
+ 2° 2
+ 1° 6
+ 1° 8
YH
YI
79°
80°
+ 26° 1
+ 26° 7
+20° 9
+21° 3
"
vw
vx
VY
VZ
WA
WB
WC
WD
WE
WF
WG
37°
37° 4
+ 3° 8
+ 3°
+ 2° 3
+ 3° 4
YJ
YK
80° 6
81°
+27°
+27° 2
+21° 6
+21° 8
38°
+ 8° 3
+ 3° 7
YL
82°
+27° 8
+22° 2
tt
*(
39°
89° 25
40°
41°
43°
42° 8
43°
44°
+ 8° 9
+ 4°
+ 4° 4
+ 5°
+ 5° 6
+ 6°
+ 6° 1
+ 6° 7
+ 3° 1
+ 3° 3
+ 3° 6
+ 4°
+ 4° 4
+ 4° 8
+ 4° 9
+ 5° 3
YM
YN
YO
YP
YQ
YR
YS
VT
82° 4
88°
84°
84° 2
85°
86°
87°
87° 8
+28°
+28° 3
+28° 9
+29°
+29° 4
+30°
+ 30° 6
+31°
+23° 4.
+33° 7
+33° 1
+33° 3
+23° 6
+24°
+24° 4
+24° 8
(60)
Part I.
THERMOMETER.
61
signal.
Code Flag
OVEli
Fahren-
heit.
YU
YV
YW
YX
XZ
ZA
ZB
ZC
ZD
ZE
ZF
ZG
ZH
ZI
ZJ
Centigrade.
90°
91°
91° 4
93°
93°
93° 3
94°
95°
96°
96° 8
97°
+81°
+31°
+33°
+33°
+ 33°
+33°
+33°
+33°
+34°
+34°
+35°
+35°
+36°
+36°
+36°
Reaumur.
+34°
+35°
+35°
+35°
+36°
+36°
+36°
+37°
+37°
+37°
+ 38°
+38°
+38°
+38°
+39°
Signal.
Code Flag
OVER
ZK
ZL
ZM
ZN
zo
ZP
ZQ
ZR
ZS
ZT
ZU
zv
zw
zx
ZY
rahren-
helt.
98° 6
99°
100°
100° 4
101°
103°
103° 8
103°
104°
105°
105° 8
106°
Centigrade. Etoumur.
+37°
+37° 3
+37° 8
+38°
+38° 3
+38° 9
+39°
+39° 4
+40°
+40° 6
+41°
+41° 1
+39° 6
+39° 8
+30° 3
+30° 4
+30° 7
+31° 1
+31° 3
+31° 6
+33°
+33° 4
+33° 8
+33° 9
AUXILIARY PHEASES.
(i. e.. Phrases containing the Auxiliary Verbs, or forming sentences or parts of sentences in
frequent use.)
N. B.— Many of the following phrases can not be translated into foreign languages.
They must therefore be used with great discretion when communication is being
held with ships or signal stations not using the English language.
AM— ARE.
BEA
EEC
BED
BEF
BEG
BBH
BEI
BEJ
BEK
BEL
BEM
BEN
BEO
BEP
BEQ
BER
BES
Am. I AM.
Ami?
Am I not ?
—Am I to?
— Am, Are, or, Is not.
Am, Are, or. Is not to be bpd
Am, Are, or. Is nottohave.-i bqd
— Am, Are, or. Is to.
Am, Are, or. Is to be bfc
Am, Are, or. Is to have bqc
How am I? bxg
— I am not.
If lam BYX
If lam not-- byz
What, or. Which am I? Cpv
When am I to? C(jv
Where am I (or, are we)? CSQ
Where I am (ur, we are) ctg
Why ami? cuy
Are.
— Are, or. Is his (her-s, it-s).
— Are, or. Is my (mine).
— Are, or, Is ours, or. Are we ?
Are, Am, or. Is not beg
Are, Am, or. Is not to be bfd
Are, Am, or, la not to have bqd
Are, Am, or. Is to beh
Are, Am, or. Is to be bfc
Are, Am, or. Is to have bqc
— Are, or, Is the.
— Are, or. Is theirs, or. Are they ?
— Are, or. Is there — any ?
— Are these (or, those)?
— ^Are, or. Is with — .
— Are, or, Is you-r-s.
He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) had (has, or, have) done (oj-,. is,
or, are doing) bul
He, She. It (or persons or thing s indi-
cated) had (has, or, have) not done
(or, is, or, are not doing) bup
He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) is (or, are) for bur
He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) is (or, are) from bus
He, She, It (or persons or thing s indi-
cated) is (or, are) I-But
He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) is (or, are) able to- buv
He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) is (or, are) not buw
He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) is (or, are) not able to bux
BET
BEU
BEV
BEW
BEX
Are — Continued.
How are they? bxh
How are you? bxi
How is (or, are) he (she, it, or persons
or things indicated) ? bxg
If he (she, it, or persons or things indi-
cated) \s (or, are) byl
If he (she, it, or persons or things indi-
cated) is (or, are) able to bym
If he (she, it, or persons or things indi-
cated) is (or, are) not byn
If he (sho, it, or persons or things indi-
cated) is (or', are) not able to byo
If they are caf
If they are not CAG
If we are Oax
If we are not Oay
If you are cbq
If you are not cbr
Is, or. Are, he, (she, it, or persons or
things indicated)^ bvy
There are (or, is) Cmg
There are (or, is) not CMH
They are for Cnm
— They are from.
— They are.
— They are not.
— We are.
^We are not.
What, or. Which are (or, is)? CFW
What, or. Which are(or', is)you-r-s ?-0PY
What, or, Which is (or, are) he (she, it,
orperson-s or things indicated) I.CPX
When are (or, is)? -- CQW
When are we? CQX
When are you? CQY
When he (she, it, or persons or things
indicated) is (or, are) cej
When is (or, are) he (she, it, or persons
or things indicated )?--- CRN
When they are csi
When we are CSL
When you are csn
Where am I (or, are we)? cSQ
Where are (or, is)? CSR
Where are they ? csT
Where are you from ? si
Where he (she, it, or persons or things
indicated) is (or, are) ctd
Where I am (or, we are) ctg
Where is (or, are) he (she, it, or persons
or things indicated) ? cth
Where they are cua
Where we are (or, I am) - _ctg
(62)
Part I.
AUXILIAEY PHRASES.
63
ARE— BE.
BEY
BEZ
BPA
BFC
BED
BPE
BEG
BFH
BFI
BFJ
BPK
BEL
BFM
BEN
BEO
BEP
BEQ
BER
BES
BET
BFU
BEV
BEW
AEe — Continued.
Where you are _ _ cuf
Who are {or, is)?....: .V.V.cui
Why are (or, is)V cuz
Why are you? .._ cva
Why are you not?.. cvB
— You are.
— You are not.
Be. Been. Being.
—Am, Are, or, la to be.
—Am, Are, or. Is not to be.
—Be the.
— Can, or May be.
Can, or May do (or, be done) blt
— Can, or. May have been.
Can, or May have done (or, been done) blv
Can, or. May he (she, it, or persons or
things indicated) be? btk
Can, or. May he (she, it, or persons or
things indicated) have been ? btl
Can, or, Maylbe? bkh
Can, or. May it be done? blw
— Can, or. May there be ?
— Can not, or. May not be.
Can not , or , May not do ( or, be done ) . blx
— Can not, or' May not have been.
Can not, or May not have done (or, been
done) BLZ
Can not, or May not he (she, it, or per-
sons or things indicated) be ?. -\ _ btm
Can not, or. May not he (she, it, or per-
sons or things indicated) have been ?
BTN
— Could, or. Might be.
Could, or. Might do(or, be done) ...bma
— Could, or, Might have been.
Could, or. Might have done (or, been
done) BMC
Could, or. Might he (she, it, or persons
or things indicated) be ? bto
Could, or. Might he (she, it, or persons
or things indicated) not be ? btp
— Could, or. Might not be.
Could, or, Might not do (or, bedone)BMD
— Could, or. Might not have been.
Could, or Might not have done (or, been
done) BME
Could, or. Might there be ?
— Had, Has, or Have been.
Had, Has, or, Have done (or, been
done) bmb
Had. Has, or Have, he (she, it, or per-
sons or things indicated) been?--BTU
Had, Has, or. Have, he (she, it, or per-
sons or things indicated) not been?
BTX
Had, or. Have I been ?
■Had, Has, or, Have not been.
Had, Has, or, Have not done (or, been
done) i.--BMS
Had, or, Have they been ?
— Had, or, Have we been ?
Had, or. Have you been ?
— Having been.
He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) can (or, may) be BUC
He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) can not (or, may not) be.-BUE
He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) had (has, or, have) been__-BUK
BEX
BEY
BEZ
BGA
BGC
BGD
BGE
BGE
BGH
BGI
BGJ
BGK
BGL
BGM
BGN
BGO
BGP
BGQ
BGR
BGS
BGT
BGU
BGV
BGW
Be — Continued.
He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
eafed) had (has, or, have) not been.Buo
He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) must be buz
He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) must not be bvc
He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) ought to be BVF
He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) ought not to be bvg
He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) shall (or, will) be , bvi
He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) shall (or, will) not be bvk
He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) should (or, would) be bvm
He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) should (or, would) do (or; be
done) BVN
He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) should (or, would) not be. bvq
He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) should (or, would) not do (or,
be done) bvh
He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) was (or, were) to be bvw
He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) was (or, were) not to be. . .Bvx
— I can (or, may) be.
— I can not (or, may not) be.
— I could (or, might) be.
— I could (or, might) not be.
— I had (or, have) been.
— I had (or, have) not been.
— I must be.
— I must not be.
—I shall (or, will) be.
—I shall (or, will) not be.
—I should (or, would) be.
— I should (or, would) have been.
— I should (or, would) not be.
— I should (or, would) not have been.
If it can (or, may) be done. bzr
If it can not (or, may not) be done, .bzs
Is, etc. (See Am. )
Is it not to be done? bni
Is it to be done? bnj
It, etc: '(See He.)
— It can be.
It can (or, may) be done _-BNK
— It can not be.
It can not (or, may not) be done bnl
It could (or, might) be done bnm
It could (or, might) not be done.-.BNO
— It had (or, has) been.
It had (or, has) been done bnp
— It had (or, has) not been.
It had (or, has) not been done bnq
— It ought to be.
It ought to be done bnr
— It ought not to be.
It ought not to be done bns
—It shall (or, will) be.
It shall (or, will) be done bnt
— It shall (or, will) not be.
It shall (or, will) not be done i.BNU
— Let her be.
Let him be bxe
—Let them be.
64
AUXILIARY PHRASES.
Part I.
BE.
BGX
BGY
BGZ
BHA
BHC
BHD
BHE
BHF
BHG
BHI
BHJ
BHK
BHL
BHM
BHN
Be — Continued.
— Let us be.
May, etc. (See Can. )
Might, etc. (See Could.)
Must be OEM
Must do (or, be done) cen
Must have been Cep
Must not be.-- cev
Must not do {or, be done) cbw
— Need be.
— Need not be.
Not be (been, being) cen
Not to be cen
Not to be done CGI
Not to be had - cgj
Ought not to be -Chs
Ought to be CHY
Ought to do {or, be done) chz
—Shall, or. Will be.
Shall, or, Will do {or, be done) bnw
Shall, or. Will have done {or, been done)
BNX
Shall, or, Will he (she, it, or, persons
or thing -s indicated) be ? bwe
Shall, or. Will he (she, it, or persons
or things indicated) do (or, be done)?
BWP
Shall, or. Will he (she, it, or persons
or things indicated) not be ?. bwi
Shall, or. Will he (she, it, or persons
or thing s indicated) not do (or, be
done)? -.-Bwj
—Shall, or. Will I be?
—Shall, or. Will not be?
Shall, or. Will not do (or, be done) -BNY
Shall, or, Will not have done (or, been
done) BNZ
—Shall, or. Will there be?
—Shall, or. Will they be ?
—Shall, or. Will we be ?
—Shall, or. Will you be ?
— Shall, or, Will you not be ?
— Should, or. Would be.
Should, or. Would do (or, be done) .bop
— Should, or. Would have been.
Should, or. Would have done (or, been
done) --- 1 BOG
Should, or. Would he (she, it, or, per-
sons or things indicated) be bwn
Should, or. Would he (she, it, or persons
or things indicated) do (or, be done)?
BWO
Should, or. Would he (she, it, or persons
or things indicated) have been ?-BWQ
Should, or, Wouldhe(she, it, or persons
or things indicated) not be ? . ..bws
Should, or, Would he (she, it, or persons
or things indicated) not do (or, be
done)? bwt
Should, or. Would he (she, it, orpersons
or things indicated) not have been ?
bwv
— Should, or. Would not be.
Should, or. Would not do (or, be done),
BOH
— Should, or. Would not have been.
Should, or. Would not have done {or,
been done) -.BOi
BHO
BHP
BHQ
BHE
BHS
BHT
BHU
BHV
BHW
BHX
BHY
BHZ
BIA
BIC
BID
BIE
BIF
BIG
BIH
BIJ
BIK
BIM
BIN
BIO
BIP
BIQ
BIR
BIS
BIT
Bltr
BIV
BIW
Be — Continued.
— Should, or, Would there be ?
That, or. This can (or, may) be ckr
That, or, This can not (or, may not) be
OKT
That, or. This could (or, might) be-CKv
That, or. This could (or, might) not be
CKW
That, or. This had (has, or, have) been
CKY
That, or. This had (has, or, have) not
been aiKZ
That, or. This must be Clj
That, or, This must not be Clm
That, or, This shall (or, will) be---CLN
That, or. This shall (or, will) not be.CLO
That, or. This should (or, would) be. CLP
That, or. This should (or, would) not be,
CLQ
There can (or, inay) be..- cmj
There can not (or, may not) be CMli
There could (or. might) be CMC
There could (or, might) not be caap
There had (has, or, have) been ome
There had (has, or, have) not been.CMS
There shall (or, will) be CMV
There shall (or, will) not be CMX
There should (or, would) be cmz
There should {or would) havebeen-pNA
There should (or, would) not be cnd
There should (or, would) not have been,
ONE
— They can (or, may) be.
— They can not (or, may not) be.
— They could (or, might) be.
— They could (or, might) not be.
— They had (or, have) been.
— They had (or, have) not been.
— They must be.
— They must not be.
— They ought to be.
— They ought not to be.
— They shall (or, will) be.
— They shall (or, will) not be.
— They should (or, would) be.
— They should (or, would) not be.
— They were to be.
— They were not to be.
To be CNP
To be at ^ cnq
To be done onr
To be had.. . .CNS
— Was, or, Were to be.
— We can (or, may) be.
—We can not (or, may not) be.
— We could (or, might) be.
— We could (or, might) not be.
— We had (or, have) been.
— We had (or, have) not been.
— We must be.
—We must not be.
— We shall (or, will) be.
— We shall (or, will) not be.
—We should (or, would) be.
—We should (or, would) not be.
— We were to be.
— We were not to be.
When shall (or, will) be' crs
When shall (or, will) it be done?..ORX
When shall (or, will) you be ? csd
Where shall (or, will) be? ctl
I
Part I.
ATJXILIAEY PHRASES.
65
BE— CAN.
BIX
BIY
BIZ
BJA
BJC
BJD
BJE
BJP
BJG
BJH
BJI
BJK
BJL
BJM
BJN
BJO
BJP
BJQ
BJR
BJS
BJT
BJU
BJV
BJW
BJX
BJY
BJZ
BKA
BKC
BKD
BKE
BKF
BKG
BKH
BKI
BKJ
BKL
BKM
BKN
BKO
BKP
Be — Continued.
Where shall {or, will) you be'
Will, etc. (See Shall.)
—Will it be -i
Would, etc. (SeeSho'uld.)
— You can {or, may) be.
—You can not {or, may not) be.
—You could (09', might) be.
—You could (or, might) not be.
—You had {or, have) been.
—You had {or, have) not been.
— Yoii must be.
— You must not be.
—You ought to be.
— You ought not to be.
—You shall {or, will) be.'
—You shall {or, will) not be.
—You should (or, would) be.
—You should {or, would) not be.
— You were to be.
— You were not to be.
By.
— By him (his, her-s, it-s).
— By me (my, mine. )
— By that {or, this.)
—By the.
— By them (their-s).
— By there.
— By these {or, those).
— By us (our-s).
— By what {or, which).
— By whom {or, whose).
— By you-r-s.
— Me by.
Not by...
-CTU
-CPO
Can {or. May). bke
— Can.
Can, or. Maybe bfg
Can, or. May do {or, be done) blt
Can, or. May do it blu
Can, or. May have bqe
Can, or. May have been. bfh
Can, or. May have done {or, been done)
BLV
Can, or. May have had bqf
Can, or. May he (she, it, or person s or
things indicated)'! btj
Can, or, May he (she, it, or persons or
things indicated) be? btk
Can, or. May he (she, it, or persons or
things indicated) have been? btl
— Can, or. May his (hers, it-s)?
— Can, or. May I (my, mine) ?
— Can, or, May I be ?
Can, or, May I have — some — ? bqg
Can, or. May it be done? BLw
— Can, or. May that {or, this) ?
Can, or. May the ? hue
Can, or, May there be? bpi
— Can, or, May these (or, those) ?
—Can, or. May they (their-s) ?
— Can, or. May they not ?
Can, or. May we (our-s) ?
Can, or, May you-r-s ?
— Can not, or. May not ?
Cannot, or. May not be bfj
Can not, or. May not do {or, be done) . blx
Can not, or. May not do it bly
Cannot, or, May not have bqh
BKQ
BKR
BKS
BKT
BKU
BKV
BKW
Can — Continued.
Can not, or, May not have been bfk
Can not, or. May not have done {or,
been done) blz
Can not, or. May not have had bqi
Cannot, or. May not he (she, it, or per-
sons or things indicated) be ? btm
Can not, or, May not he (she, it, or per-
sons or things indieaied) have been ?
BTN
He, She, It {or persons or things indi-
cated) can {or, may) bua
He, She, It {or persons or things indi-
cated) can {or, may) be buc
He, She. It {or persons or things indi-
cated) can not {or, may not) bud
He, She, It {or persons or things indi-
cated) can not {or, may not) be ..bue
How can {or, may)? ... bxj
— I can {or, may).
I can (or, may) be bpx
lean (or, may) have bri
— I can not {or, may not).
I can not (or, may not) be bfy
I can not (or, may not) have brj
—I shall (or, will) if I can.
I will do it if I can..^ lip'
If he (she, it, or persons or things indi-
cated) cun {or, may) byd
If he (she, it, or persons or things indi-
cated) cannot {or, may not) bye
If I can {or, may) bza
If I can not {or, may not) bzc
If it can {or, may) be done bzr
If it can not {or, may not) be done. .Bzs
If they can (or may) cah
If they can not {or, may not) cai
If we can {or, may) _ ...caz
If we can not {or, may not) cba
If you can {or, may) cbs
If you can not {or, may not) cbt
It, etc. (See He.)
It can be bgn
It can {or, may) be done bnk
It can not be _ boo
It can not {or, may not) be done bnl
No, I can not huz
Nothing can {or, could) skb
That, or, This can (o)', may) ckq
That, or, This can {or, may) be-..-CKR
That, or, This can not (or may not) .CKS
That, or, This can not (or, may not)
be ■ cKT
There can {or, may) cmi
There can (or, may) be .' cmj
There can not {or, may not) cmk
There can not {or, may not) be cml
—They can (or, may).
They can (or, may) be bhp
They can (or, may) have bsp
—They can not (or, may not).
They can not (or, may not) be bhq
They can not (or, may not) have ...bsg
—We can {or, may).
We can (or, may) be bih
We can {or, may) have bsn
— We can not {or, may not).
We can not (or, may not) be ...Bij
We can not (or, may not) have BSO
What, or. Which can {or, may)?...cpz
When can {or, may)? CQZ
76,564—09-
66
AUXILIARY PHRASES.
Part I.
CAN-DO.
BKX
BKY
BKZ
BLA
BLC
BLD
BLE
BLF
BLG
BLH
BLI
BLJ
BLK
BLM
Can — Continued.
When I can {or, may) CKM
Where can (or, may)? CSV
Who can (or, may)? CUJ
Why can (or, may)? huf
Why can not {or, may not) cvd
Yes, lean hug
— You £an, {or, may).
You can (or, may) be biy
You can {or, may) have bsy
— You can not {or, may not).
You can not {or, may not) be biz
Yon can not {or, may not) have Bsz
Could {or. Might) bkz
—Could.
Could, or. Might be bfl
Could, or. Might do {or, be done)--BMA
Could, or. Might have bqj
Could, or, Might have been bfm
Could, or. Might have done {or, been
done) .-- BMC
Could, or. Might have had bqk
Could, or, Might he (she, it, orperxon-s
or things indicated) be? bto
Could, or. Might he (she, it, or persons
or thihgs indicated) not be ? btp
— Could, or. Might his (her-s, it-s) ?
— Could, or. Might I (my, mine)?
— Could, or. Might not.
Could, or, Might not be bfn
Could, or, Might not do (or, be done)-BMD
Could , or. Might not have bql
Could, or. Might not have been bfo
Could, or. Might not have done {or, been
done) BME
Could, or. Might not have had bqm
— Could, or. Might that {or, this) ?
—Could, or. Might the ?
Could, or, Might there be ? bfp
— Could, or. Might these {or, those)?
—Could, or. Might they (their-s) ?
— Could, or, Might we (our-s)?
— Could, or. Might you-r-s ?
He, She, It {or persons or things indi-
cated) could {or, might) buf
He, She, It {or persons or things indi-
cated) could {or, might) not bug
How could {or, might)? bxk
— I could (or, might).
I could (or, might) be bfz
I could (or, might) have bek
— I could {or, might) not.
1 could (or, might) not be bga
I could (or, might) not have brl
If he (she, it, or persons or things indi-
cated) could (or, might) - , byf
If he (she, it, or persons or things indi-
cated) could, or, might not byg
If I could (or, might) bzd
If I could (or, might) not bze
If they could {or, might) caj
If they could (or, might) not cal
If we could (or, might) cbd
If we could (or, might) not cbe •
If you could (or, might) CBu
If you could (or, might) not cbv
It, etc. (See He.)
It could {or. might) be done bnm
It could (or, might) not be done bno
Nothing could Skb
BLN
BLG
BLP
BLQ
BLR
BLS
BLT
BLU
BLV
BLW
BLX
BLY
BLZ
BMA
BMC
BMD
BME
BMF
BMG
BMH
BMI
BMJ
BMK
BML
BMN
BMO
BMP
BMQ
BMB,
BMS
BMT
BMU
BMV
BMW
BMX
Could — Continued.
She, etc. (See He.)
That, or This could (or, might) Cku
That, or This could (or, might) be. -Cxv
That, or This could (or, might) not be,
CKW
There could (or, might) cmn
There could ( or, might) be CMO
There could {or, might) not be cmp
— They could {or, might).
They could (or, might) be bhr
-^They could (or, might) not.
They could (or, might) not be bhs
— We could (or, might).
We could ()pr, might) be.- bik
— We could {or, might) not.
We could (or, might) not be bim
What, or. Which could (or, might) ?-CQA
When could (or, might)? cea
Where could ( or, might) 1 -J csw
Who could {or, might)? cum
Why could (or, might)? cve
Why could (or, might) not? cvp
— You could {or, might).
You could (or, might) be bja
— You could (or, might) not.
You could (or, might) not be bjc
Do. Dobs. Did. Doing. Done-.-bmf
— Can, or. May do (or, be done).
— Can, or, May do it.
— Can, or, Mayhave done (or, been done).
— Can, or. May it be done?
— Can not, or. May not do (or, be done).
— Can not, or, May not do it.
— Can not, or. May not have done (or,
been done).
— Could, or, Might do (or, be done).
— Could, or. Might have done (or, been
done).
^Could, or. Might not do (or, be done).
— Could, or. Might not have done (or, been
done). '
— Do, Does, Did, Doing, Done.
Do, Does, or. Did he (she,.it, or persons
or things indicated) ?.. btq
— Do, Does, or. Did his (her-s, it-s)?
— Do, Does, or. Did I (my, mine)?
-Do, Does, or, Did not.
Do not let him (her, it, or persons indi-
cated) have BTR
—Does, or. Did that (or this)?
— Do, Does, or. Did the?
— Do, Does, or. Did there?
— Do, or. Did these (or, those)?
— Do, Does, or. Did they (their-s) ?
— Do, Does, or. Did we (our-s) ?
— Do, Does, or. Did you-r-s?
— Had, Has, or. Have done (or, been
done) .
■Had, has, or. Have not done (or, been
done).
•Had, or. Have I done?
— Had, or. Have they done?
— Had, or. Have we done?
— Had, or. Have you done?
■Having done.
He, She, It {or persons or things indi-
cated) does (do, or, did) buh
He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) does (do, or, did) not bui
Part I.
AtrXILIABY PHRASES.
67
DO.
BMY
BMZ
BNA
BNC
BND
BNE
BNF
BNG
BNH
BNI
BNJ
BNK
BNL
BNM
BNO
BNP
BNQ
BNR
BNS
BNT
BNU
BNV
BNW
BNX
Do — Continued.
He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated)- had (has, or, have) done (or,
is, or, are doing) bul
He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) had (has, or, have) not done
(or, is, or, are not doing) bup
He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) should (or, would) do (or, be
done) BVN
He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) should (or, would) not do [or,
be done) bvr
How do (does, or, did)? bxl
How do (or, did) you?. bxm
-I do (or, di^.
-I do (or, ai«) not.
-I had (or, have) done.
-I had (or, have) not done.
— I shall (or. will) do.
— I shall (or, will) not do.
— I should (or, would) do.
— I should (or, would) not do.
I will doit if I can lip
If he (she, it, or persons or things indi-
cated) does (do, or, did) byh
If he (she, it, or persons or things indi-
cated) does (do, or, did) not ^.byi
If I do (or, did) 1 bzf
If I do (or, did) not- bzg
If I were you I should not do it liq
If it can (or, may) be done bZe
If it can not (or, may not) be done.-BZS
If they do (or, did) cam
If they do (or. did) not can
If we do (or, did) cbf
If we do (or, did) not cbg
If you do (or, did), cbw
If you do (or, did) not CBX
— Is it done?
— Is it not to be done?
—Is it to be done?
It, etc. (See He.)
— It can (or, may) he done.
— It can not (or, may not) be done.
—It could (or, might) be done.
—It could (or, might) not be done.
—It has (or, had) been done.
—It has (or, had) not b^en done.
—It ought to be done.
-It ought not to be done.
—It shall (or, will) be done.
-It shall (or, will) not be done.
—It will do.
May, etc. (See Can. )
Might, etc. (See Could.)
Must do (or, be done) CEN
Must not do (or, be done)-- cew
Not doing cfp
Not done - cpQ
Not to be done CGi
Oughtl to— do? CHQ
Ought to do (or, be done) .'. chz
—Shall, or. Will do, (or, be done) .
—Shall, or. Will have done (or, been done).
Shall, or, Will he (she, it, or persons or
things indicated), do (or, be done)?
BWF
Shall, or. Will he (she, it, or, persons or
things indicated), not do (or, be done)?
BWJ
BNY
BNZ
BOA
BOC
BOD
BOE
BOF
BOG
BOH
BOI
BOJ
BOK
BOL
BOM
BON
BOP
BOQ
BOE
BOS
BOT
BOU
BOV
BOW
BOX
BOY
BOZ
Do — Continued.
Shall, or. Will not do (or, be done) .
—Shall, or. Will not have done (or, been
done) .
Shall, or. Will they do it ?
— Shall, or, Will they not do it ?
—Shall, or, Will you do it ?
—Shall, or. Will you not do it ?
— Should, or. Would do (or, be done).
— Should, or. Would have done (or, been
done).
Should, or. Would he (she, it, or persons
or things indicated) do (or, be done),
BWO
Should, or, Would he (she, it, or persons
or things indicated) not do (or, be
done) BWT
—Should, or, Would not do (or, be done).
— Should, or. Would npt have done (or,
been done) .
— They do (or, did).
— They do (or, did) not.
— They had (or, have) done.
— They had (or, have) not done.
To be done - one
To do --- CNT
— Was, or, Were done (or, doing).
— Was, or, Were not done (or, doing).
— We do (or, did).
— We do (or, did) not.
— We had (or, have) done,
— We had (or, have) not done.
What, or. Which do (does, or, did) ?. .cqb,
What, or, Which does(do, or, did)he (she
it,orperson-sorthingsindicated)1.cqD
What, or, Which do (or, did) they (we,
or,you)? — CQE
What, or. Which shall (or, will)I (or, we)
do? -- --CQL
What, or. Which shall (or, will) they (or,
you) do? CQN
What, or. Which should (or, would) I
(or, we) do? cqr
What, or. Which should (or, would) they
(or.you) do? CQS
When do (does, or, did) ?- Ckb
When does (do, or, did) he (she, it, or,
persons or things indicated) 1 — ced
When do (or, did) I (or, wej? ore
When do (or, did) they (or, you) ?- - -Crf
When done with ceg
When shall (or, will) I (they, we, or, you)
do? CEV
When shall (or, will) it be done ?. - -CEX
Where do (does, or, did) ? CSX
Where do (or, did) I (or, we)? ..---. CSY
Where do (or, did) they (or, you) ?. - -CSZ
Who do (does, or, did) ? CUO
Why do (does, or, did)?-- CVG
Why do (does, or, did) not ? .- CVH
Why do (or,did; you? -CVi
Why do (or, did) you not? CVJ
Will, etc. (See Shall.)
—Will it do ?
—Will not do.
Will you doit? owe
Would. (See Should.)
—You do (or, did).
—You do (or, did) not.
— You had (or, have) done.
— ^You had (or, have) not done.
68
AUXILIARY PHRASES.
Part I.
FOR— HAD, HAS, HAVE.
BPA
BPC
BPD
BPE
BPF
BPG
BPH
BPI
BPJ
BPK
BPL
BPM
BPN
BPO
BPQ
BPE
BPS
BPT
BPU
BPV
BPW
BPX
BPY
BPZ
BQA
BQC
BQD
BQE
BQF
BQG
BQH
BQI
BQJ
BQK
BQL
Fob BPA
—For.
—For all.
— For him (his, her-s, it-s, or persons or
things indicated).
— For me (my, mine).
— For that [or, this).
—For the.
— For them (their-s).
— For these (or, those).
— For lis (oTir-s).
— For what {or, which).
— For whom, (or, whose).
— For yoTi-r-s.
He, She, It {or persons or things indi-
cated) is (or, are) for bur
Not for CFR
They are for cnm
Was, or, Were for i cop
Where for? cta
From bpn
— From.
— From him (his, her-s, it-s, or persons or
things indicated).
— From me (my, mine).
— From that {or, this).
— From the.
— From them (their-s).
— From there.
— From thi-se {or, those).
— From us (our-s).
— From what {or, which).
— From whence (or, where).
— From whom (or, whose).
— From you-r-s
He, She, It {or persons or things indi-
cated) is (or, are) from bus
Not from cfs
They are from bet
Was, or. Were from coq
Where are you from? si
Had, Has, or. Have bqn
— Am, Are, or. Is to have.
— Am, Are, or. Is not to have.
— Can, or, May have.
Can, or. May have been bph
Can, or, May have done {or, been
done) - blv
— Can, or. May have had.
Can, or. May he (she, it, or persons or
things indicated) have been ? btl
—Can, or. May I have — some — ?
— Can not, or. May not have.
Can not, or. May not have been bfk
Can not, or. May not have done (or, been
done) ,BLz
— Can not. or. May not have had.
Can not, or. May not he (she, it, or
persons or things indicated) have
been? ... btn
— Could, or. Might have.
Could, or. Might have been bpm
Could, or. Might have done {or, been
done) BMC
— Could, or. Might have had.
—Could, or. Might not have.
Could, or. Might not have been bpo
Could, or. Might not have done (or, been
done) BME
BQM
BQN
BQO
BQP
BQR
BQS
BQT
BQU
BQV
BQW
BQX
BQY
BQZ
BRA
BRC
BRD
BRE
BRF
BEG
BRH
Had, Has, or. Have — Continued.
— Could, or. Might not have had.
Do not let him (her, it, or persons
indicated) have btr
— Had, Has, or. Have.
— Had. Has, or. Have any.
Had, Has, or. Have been bfq
Had, Has, or. Have done (or, been
done) bmr
— Had, Has, or. Have had.
Had. Has, or. Have, he (she, it, or per-
sons or things indicated) bts
Had, Has, or. Have, he (she, it, or per-
son-s or things indicated) been _ .btu
Had, Has, or. Have, he (she, it, or per-
sons or things indicated) had - . _btv
Had, Has, or, Hsive. he (she, it, or .per-
sons or things indicated) not btw
Had. Has, or. Have, he (she. it, or per-
sons or things indicated) not been,
BTX
Had. Has, or. Have, he (she, it, or per-
sons or things indicated) not had-BTY
Had, Has, or. Have, his (her-s, it-s).
Had, Has, or, Have, I (my, mine) ?
Had, or. Have I been ? bpe
Had, or. Have I done? bmt
— "Had, or. Have I had ?
— Had, Has, or. Have not. x
Had, Has, or. Have not been bfs
Had, Has, or, Have not done (or, been
done) bms
—Had, Has, or. Have not had.
— Had, Has, or. Have that (or, this).
— Had, Has, or. Have the.
— Had, Has, or. Have there.
— Had, or. Have these (or, those) ?
—Had, Has. or. Have they (them, theirs) ?
Had. or. Have they been ? bft
Had, or. Have they done ? bmu
— Had, or. Have they had ?
—Had. Has. or. Have we (our-s)?
Had, or. Have we been bpu
Had, or. Have we done bmv
— Had, or. Have we had V
— Had. Has, or. Have you-r-s.
Had, or. Have you been ? bpv
Had, or. Have you done ? bmw
— Had, or. Have you had ?
Having qpi
Having been... bfw
Having done bmx
— Having had.
He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) had (has. or, have) . buj
He. She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) had (has, or, have been)._.BUK
He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) had (has, or, have) done (or, is,
or, are doing) bul
He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) had (has, or, have) had . ..bum
He, She, It (orperson-s or things indi-
cated) had (has, or, have) not bun
He, She. It (or persons or things indi-
cated) had (has, or, have) not been.Buo
He, She, It (orperson-s or things indi-
cated) had (has, or, have) not done (or,
. is, or, are not doing) bup
He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) had (has, or, have) not had.BUQ
Part I.
AUXILIARY PHRASES.
69
HAD, HAS, HAVE.
BRI
BRJ
BRK
BRL
BRM
BRN
BRO
BRP
BRQ
BRS
BRT
BRU
BRV
BRW
BRX
BRY
BRZ
BSA
Had, Has, or, KArrE— Continued.
He, She, It {or persons or things indi-
cated) should [or, would) have-..BVO
He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) should {or, would) not have.BVS
How had (has, or, have)? bxn
— I can {or, may) have.
— I can not {or. may not) have.
— I could {or, might) have.
— I could {or, might) not have.
— I had {or, have).
I had (or, have) been bgc
I had {or, have) done ---^ bna*
— I had {or, have) had.
— I had {or, have) not.
I had {or, have) not been bqd
I had (or, have) not done bnc
— I had (or, have) not had.
— I shall {or, will) have.
— I shall {or, will) not have.
— I should {or, would) have.
— I should {or, would) not have.
I should {or, would) have been bgk
I should (or, would) not have been.-BGM
If he (she, it, or persons or things indi-
cated) had (has, or, have) .. byj
If he (she, it, or persons or things indi-
cated) had (has, or, have; not byk
If I had {or, have) bzh
If I had {or, have) not bzi
If they had (or, have) . cao
If they had {or, have) not cap
If we had {or, have) cbh
If we had {or, hav3)not cbi
If you had {or, have) cby
If you had {or, have) not cbz
Is, etc. (See Are. )
It, etc. (See He.)
It has {or, had) been bgp
It has (or,'had) been done bnp
It has {or, had) not been bgq
It has {or, had) not been done bnq
Let him (her, it, or persons or things
indicated) have bwa
— Let them have.
May, etc. (See Can. )
Might, etc. (See Could.)
Must have -CEO
Miist have been cep
Must have had ceq
Not to be had , cgj
Ought not to have cht
Ought to have cia
—Shall, or. Will have.
Shall, or, "Will have done {or, been done)
BNX
Shall, or. Will he (she, it, or persons or
things indicated) have ? bwg
Shall, or, Will he (she, it, or persons or
things indicated) not have ? bwk
—Shall, or. Will I have ?
—Shall, or. Will I not have ?
—Shall, or. Will not have.
Shall, or, Will not have done (or, been
done) BNZ
She, etc. (See He.)
—Should, or. Would have.
Should, or, Wouldhave been bhl
Should, or. Would have done {or, been
done) bog
BSC
BSD
BSE
BSF
BSG
BSH
BSI
BSJ
BSK
BSL
BSM
BSN
BSO
BSP
BSQ
BSR
BST
BSU
BSV
BSW
BSX
Had, Has, or, Have — Continued.
•^Should, or. Would have had.
Should, or. Would he (she, it, or persons
or things indicated) have 1 bwp
Should, or, Would he (she, it,, or person-s
or things indicated) have been . -BWQ
Should, or,Wouldhe(she, it, or person-s
or things indicated) not have---Bwu
Should, or. Would he (she, it, persons or
things indicated) not have been ?- bwv
— Should, or. Would not have.
Should, or. Would not have been ?_bhn
Should, or. Would not have done {or,
been done) boi
— Should, or. Would not have had.
That, or. This had (has, or, have).CKX
That, or, This had (has, or, have)been,
OKY
That, or, This had (has, or, have) not
been ckz
There had (has, or, have) CMQ
There had (has, or, have) been cmr
There hadjhas, or, have) not been-CMS
There should (or, would) have been.CNA
There should {or, would) not have been,
, . ONE
— They can {or, may) have.
^They can not {or, may not) have.
— They had (or, have).
They had {or, have) been.., bht
They had (or, have) done bol
— They had {or, have) had.
— They had {or, have) not.
They had {or, have) not been bhu
They had {or, have) not done bom
— They had {or, have) not had.
— They should {or, would) have.
— They should {or, would) not have.
This, etc. (See That.)
To be had cns
To have cku
— We can {or, may) have.
— We can not {or, may not) have.
— We had {or, have).
We had {'or, have) been bin
We had {or, have) done BOS
— We had {or, have) had.
— We had {or, have) not.
We had {or, have) not been bio
We had {or, have) not done bot
— We had {or, have) not had.
— We shall {or, will) have.
— We shall (or, will) not have.
— We should {or, would) have.
— We should {or, would) not have.
What, or, Which had (has, or, have)?
CQP
What, or. Which shall {or, will) I {or,
we) have? cqm
What, or. Which shall {or, will) they
{or, you) have? CQO
When had (has, or, have)? ._ ckh
When had {or, have) you? CRi
When shall {or, will) I have? crw
When shall (or, will) they {or, you)
have? --.CEZ
When shall {or, will) we have? csa
Where had (has, or, have)?.- ctb
Where shall {or, will) I have? cto
Where shall {oj; will) they {or, you)
have? CTQ
70
AUXILIARY PHRASES.
Part I.
HAD, HAS, HAVE— HE, SHE, IT.
BSY
BSZ
BTA
BTC
BTD
BTE
BTF
BTG
BTH
BTI
BTJ
BTK
BTL
BTM
BTN
BTO
BTP
BTQ
BTR
BTS
BTU
BTV
BTW
BTX
BTY
BTZ
BUA
BUG
BUD
L
Had, Has, or. Have — Continued.
, Where shall (or, will) we have ? cte
Which, etc. (See What.)
Who had (has, or, have)? cup
Why had (has, or, have) 1 CVK
Why had (has, or, have) not? CVL
Why had {or, have) yoti? cvm
Why had (or, have) you not?-.. cvn
Will it have? -,cwd
Would, etc. (See Should.)
— You can (or, may) have.
— You can not (or, may not) have.
— You had (or, have).
You had (or, have) been bjd
You had (or, have) done boy
— You had (or, have) had.
— You had (or, have) not.
You had (or, have) not been bje
You had (or, have) not done boz
— You had [or, have) not had.
— Yoti shall (or, will) have.
— You shall (or, will) not have.
— You should (or, would) have.
— You should (or, would) not have.
He BTZ
He, She, It, or. Persons, or. Things.
Are, or, Is, etc. (See Is.)
— Can, or. May he (she, it, or persons or
things indicated) ?
— Can, or, May he (she, it, or persons or
thing s indicated) be ?
— Can, or. May he (she, it, or persons or
things indicated) have been ?
— Can not, or. May not he (she, it, or per-
sons or things indicated) be ?
— Can not, or. May not he (she, it, or per-
sons or things indicated) have been?
— Could, or, Might he (she, it, or persons
or things indicated) be ?
— Could, or. Might he (she, it or persons
or things indicated) not be ?
— Do, Does, or. Did he (she, it, or persons
or things indicated) 1
— Do not let him (her, it, or persons indi-
cated) have.
For him (his, her-s, it-s, or persons or
things indicated) bpd
From him (his, hers, it-s, or person s
or things indicated) ._ bpo
— Had, Has, or. Have, he (she, it, or per-
sons or things indicated) 1
— Had, Has, or. Have, he (she, it or per-
sons or things indicated) been ?
—Had, Has, or. Have, he (she, it, or per-
sons or things indicated) had ?
— Had, Has, or, Have, he (she, it, or per-
sons or things indicated) not ?
— Had, has, or, Have, he (she, it, or per-
sons or things indicated) not been.
— Had, Has, or, Have, he (she, it, or per-
sons or things indicated) not had ?
—He.
He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) can (or, may).
— He, She, It (or persons or thiiigs indi-
cated) can (or, may) be.
He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) can not (or. may not).
BUE
BUF
BUG
BUH
BUI
BUJ
BUK
BUL
BUM
BUN
BUG
BUP
BUQ
BUR
BUS
BUT
BUY
BUW
BUX
BUY
BUZ
BVA
BVC
BVD
BVE
bYf
BVG
BVH
BVI
BVJ
BVK
BVJ.
He, She, It— Continued.
— He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) can not (or, may not) be.
— He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) could (or, might).
— He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) could (or, might) not.
— He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) does (do, or, did).
— He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) does (do, or, did) not.
— He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) had (has, or, have).
— He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) h%d (has, or, have) been.
— He, She, It (or person- s or things indi-
cated) had (has, or, have) done (or, is,
or, are doing) .
— He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) had (has, or, have) had.
— He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) had (has, or. have) not.
— He, She, It (or perso^i-s or things indi-
cated) had (has or, have) not been.
—He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) had (has. or, have) not done
(or, is, or. are not doing).
— He, She, It (or person -s or things indi-
cated) had (has, or. have) not had.
— He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) is (or, are) for.
— He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) is (or, are) from.
— He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) is (or, are).
— He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) is.(or, are) able to.
. — He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) is (or, are) not.
— He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) is (or, are) not able to.
He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) may. (See Can. )
He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) might. (See Could.)
— He She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) must.
— He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) must be.
— He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) must not.
— He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) must not be.
—He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) ought to.
— He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) ought not to.
— He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) ought to be.
— He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) ought not to be.
— He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) shall (or, will) .
— He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) shall (or, will) be.
— He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) shall (or, will) not.
— He, She, It {or persons or things indi-
cated) shall (or, will) not be.
— He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) should (or, would).
Part I.
AUXILIARY PHRASES.
71
HE, SHE, IT.
BVM
BVN
BVO
BVP
BVQ
BVR
BVS
BVT
BVU
BVW
BVX
He, She, It— Continued.
He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) should {or, -would) be.
— He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) should (or, would) do (or, be
done).
— He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) should (or, would) have.
— He, She, It (or persons, or things indi-
cated) should (or, would) not.
— He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) should (or, would) not be.
— He, She, It (or persons or, things indi-
cated) should (or, would) not do (or,
be done).
— He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) should (or, would) not have.
— He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) was (or, were).
— He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) was (or, were) not.
— He, She. It (or persons or things indi-
cated) was (or, were) to be.
—He, She, It (or person s or things indi-
cated) was (or, were) not to be.
He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) will, etc. (See Shall. )
He, She. It (or persons or things indi-
cated) would, etc. (See Should. )
How is (oi , are) he (she, it, or persons
or things indicated)"! bxo
How shall (or, will) he (she, it, or per-
sons or things indicated)^ -.s^?
If he (she, it, or persons or things indi-
cated) can (or, may) byd
If he (she, it, or persons or things indi-
cated) can not (or, may not)-,---BYE
If he (she, it, or persons or things indi-
cated) covild (or, might) byf
If he (she. it. or persons or things indi-
cated) could (or, might) not byg
If he (she, it, or persons or things indi-
cated) does (do, or, did) byh
If he (she, it, or persons or things indi-
cated) does (do, or, did) not byi
If he (she, it. or persons or things indi-
cated) had (has, or, have) byj
If he (she, it, or persons or things indi-
cated) had (has, or, have) not. ..byk
If he (she, it, or persons or things indi-
cated) is (or, are) -.byl
If he (she, it, or persons or things indi-
cated) is (or, are) able to bym
If he (she, it, or persons or things indi-
cated) is. (or. are) not byn
If he (she, it, or persons or things indi-
cated) is (or, are) not able to byo
If he (she, it, or persons or things indi-
cated) shall (or, will) -BYP
If he (she, it, or persons or things indi-
cated) shall (or, will) not byq
If he (she, it, or persons or things indi-
cated) should (or, would) byr
If he(she, it, or persons or.thing-s indi-
cated) should (or, would) not bys
If he(she, it, or persons or things indi-
cated) was (or, were) byt
If he(she, it, or persons or things indi-
cated) was (or, were) not byu
If he (she, it, or persons or things indi-
cated) will, etc. (-See Shall. )
BVY
BVZ
BWA
BWC
BWD
BWE
BWF
BWG
BWH
BWI
BWJ
BWK
BWL
BWM
BWN
BWO
BWP
BWQ
BWR
BWS
BWT
BWU
BWV
BWX
BWY
He, She, It— Continued.
If he (she, it, or persons or things indi-
cated) would, etc. (See Should. )
— Is, or. Are he (she, it, or persons or
things indicated) 1
—It.
— Let him (her, it, or persons or things
indicated) have.
May he (she, it, etc.)? (See Can.)
Might he (she, it, etc. ) ? (See Could. )
Must he (she, it, or persons or things
indicated)'!. cek
Ought he (she, it, or persons or things
indicated) to? chn
— Person-s, or, Thing-s indicated.
— Shall, or. Will he (she, it, or persons
or things indicated)"!
— Shall, or. Will he, (she. it, or persons
or things indicated) be?
—Shall, or. Will he (she, it, or persons
or things indicated) do (or, be done)?
— Shall, or. Will he (she, it, or person-s
or things indicated) have?
—Shall, or. Will he (she, it,. or person-s
or things indicated) not?
Shall, or. Will he (she, it, or person-s
or things indicated) not be?
— Shall, or. Will he (she, it, or persons
or things indicated) not do (or, be
done) ?
— Shalli or. Will he (she, it, or persons
or things indicated) not have?
—She.
— Should, or. Would he (she, it, or per-
sons or things indicated) 1
— Should, or. Would he (she, it, or per-
son-s or thing-s indicated) be?
—Should, or. Would he (she, it, or per-
son-s or things indicated) do (or, be
done)?
— Should, or. Would he (she, it, or per-
son-s or things indicated) have?
—Should, or. Would he (she, it, or per-
son-s or thing-s indicated) have been?
— Should, or. Would he (she, it, er per-
son-s or things indicated) not?
—Should, or. Would he (she, it, or per-
sons or thing-s indicated) not be?
—Should, or. Would he (she, it, or per-
son-s or things indicated) not do (or,
be done) ?
— Should, or. Would he (she, it, or per-
sons or thing-s indiaated) not have?
— Should, or Would he (she, it, or person-s
or things indicated) not have been?
That he (she, it, or person-s or things
■indicated) cla
— Was, or Were he (she, it, or person-s or
thing-s indicated)^
— Was, or Were he (she, it, or person-s or
things indicated) not ?
What, or Which does (do, or did) he
(she, it, or persons or things indi-
cated)"! CQD
What, or Which is (or are) he (she, it,
orperson-s or things indicated) ? - _cpx
When does (did, or do) he (she, it, or
person-s or thing-s indicated)'^ crd
Wlien he (she, it, orperson-s or thing-s
indicated) is (or are) -■ crj
72
AUXILIARY PHRASES.
Part I.
HE, SHE, IT— I.
He, She, It— Contimced.
How — Continued.
When is (or are) he (she, it, or persons
BXL
—How do (does, or, did)?
or things indicated) 1 cen
BXM
—How do {or, did) you?
When shall {or, will) he (she, it, or per-
BXN
—How had (has, or, have) ?
sons or things indicated)^. CRT
BXO
—How is {or, are) he (she, it, or persons \
Where he (she, it, or per sons or things
or things indicated) 1
indicated) is {or, are) ctd
BXP
— How must?
Where is {or are) he (she, it, or persons
BXQ
— How ought?
or things indicated)1 cth
BXR
—How shall {or, will) he (she, it, or per- \
Where shall (or, will) he (she, it, or per-
sons or things indicated) ?
sons or things indicated)''. CTM
BXS
—How shall {or, will) I ?
Will ne (she, It, or persons or things
BXT
— How shall {or, will) we ?
indicated) etc. 1 (See Shall.)
BXU
—How shall {or, will) you ?
Would he (she, it, or persons or things
BXV
— How should {or, would)?
indicated) etc. ? {See Should. )
BXW
BXY
—How was {or, were) ?
—How will they ?
Hek-s-self. (See Him) bxd
I
.. BYA
Hm. His. Himself bxc
BXZ
—After I.
Ami?
-—EEC
Him. His. Hers. Its.
Am I not?
...BED
BWZ
— After him (his, her-s, it).
Am I to?
...BEF
Are, or, Is his (her-s, its) ..-Bek
Can, or, May I (my, mine)?
. - . BKG
BXA
— Before him (his, her-s, it-s).
Can, or, May I be?-
--BKH
By him (his, hers, it-s) bjr
Can, or. May I have— some ?
---BQG
Can, or, May his (her-s, it-s) ? bkf
Could, or. Might I (my, mine)? .
---BLC
Could, or. Might his (her-s, it-s)?- .bla
Do, Does, or, Did I(mv, mine)?..
-.BMH
Do, Does, or, Did his (hers, it-s) ?. -Bmg
Had, Has, or. Have I (my, mine)
?--BQS
Do not let him (her, it, or person indi-
Had, or. Have I been?
---BFR
cated) have BTR
Had, or. Have I done?
...BMT
For him (his, her-s, it-s, or persons or
Had, or. Have I had
...BQT
things indicated) bpd
How am I?
...BXG
From him (his, her-s, it-s, or persons
How shall (or, will) I?
---BXS
or things indicated) bpo
Had, Has, or. Have his (her-s, it-s)-BQR
BYA
—I.
BXC
—Him, His, Himself.
lam
— -BEA
BXD
— Her-s-self.
I am not
---BEX
If he (his, her-s, it-s) byv
I can {or, may) _
.-.BKQ
In him (his, hers, it-s) cdj
I can {or, may) be
--.BFX
Is, etc. {See Are. )
I can (or, may) have
--.BRI
It --- BVZ
I can not {or, may not)
...BKR
Its-self- CDY
I can not {or, may not) be
- - -BFY
Let her be - --.bgv
I can not (or. may not) have
---BEJ
BXE
— Let him be.
I could (or, might)
- . . BLK
Let him (her, it, or persons or things
I could {or, might) be
--.BFZ
indicated) — have bwa
I could {or. might) have
...BEK
May, etc. (See Can.)
I could (or, might) not
...BLM
Might, etc. (See Could.)
I could {or, might) not be. -
-..BGA
Must his (her-s, it-s)? ces
I could^ or, might) not have
---BEL
Not his (her-s, it-s) cft
I do {or, did) .
--BMY
Of him (his, her-s, its) cgn
I do (or, did) not--
. -BMZ
On him (his, her-s, it-s) cgy
I had {or. have)
...BRM
Ought his (her-s, it-s)? cho
I had {or, have) been
...B6C
Shall, or. Will his (hers, its)? cis
I had (or, have) done---
- -BNA
Should, or. Would his (her-s, it s)?-CJP
I had {or, have) had
...BRN
That his (her-s, its) clb
I had {or, have) not
...BRO
To him (his, her-s, its) CNv
I had {or, have) not been - ---
— -BGD
Was, or. Were his (her-s, it-s) cor
I had (or, have) not done
--.BNC
When his (her-s, it-s) .- crk
1 had (or, have) not had-- -
---BRP
Where his (her-s, it-s) cte
I may, etc. (See Can. )
Will, etc. (See Shall.)
I might, etc. (See Could.)
With him (his, her-s, it-s)..- cwg
Would, etc. (See Should. )
How BXF
I must --
I must be .
BGE
I njust not .
CEL
Imustnotbe
-BGP
BXF
— How.
I ought to
- - . CHL
BXG
—How am I?
I ought not to
--CHM
BXH
— How are they?
I shall {or, will)
.- CIO
BXI
-^How are you?
I shall {or, will) be—
.--BGH
BXJ
— How can {or. may) ?
I shall {or, will) do
BND
BXK
-^How could {or. might)?
I shall {or, will) have
---BRQ
Part I.
AUXILIARY PHRASES.
73
I— IF.
—Continued.
I shall (or, -will) if I can bks
I shall (or, will) not -CIP
I shall (or, will) not be bgi
I shall (or, will) not do _-.bne
I shall (or, will) not have brs
I should (or, would) cjm
I should (or, would) be bgj
I should (or, would) do. bnp
I should (or, would) have ..brt
I should (or, would) have been bgk
I should (or, would) not - ...CJN
I should (or, would) not be bgl
I should (or, would) not do bng
I should (or, would) not have bru
I should (or, would) not have been.BGM
I was ---COH
I was not coi
I will, etc. (See Shall. )
I will do it if. I can lip
I would, etc. (See Should. )
If I (my, mine)- byw
If lam -\ BYX
If I am not byz
If I can (or, may) bza
If I cannot (or, may not)' bzc
If I could (or, might) bzd
If I could (or, might) not bze
If I do (or, did) bzf
If I do (or. did) not bzg
If I had (or, have) bzh
If I had (or, have) not -_.BZi
If I must bzj
If I must not -BZK
If I ought to — --.BZL
If I ought not to BZM
If I shall (or, will) bzn
If Ishall (or, will) not ...bzg
If I should (or, would) bzp
If I should (or, would) not bzq
If I was- -BZT
If I was not Bzu
If I were you I should not do it liq
May, etc. (See Can. )
Might, etc. (See Could.)
Must I (my, mine)? get
Needl (my,mine)? -.geh
No, I can not Huz
Not I (my.mine) Cfu
Ought I (my, mine)? CHP
Ought I to— do ■? CHQ
Shall, or, Will I (my, mine)? CIT
Shall, or, Willi be? bhc
Shall, or. Will I have? brx
Shall, or. Will I not have bry
Should, or, Would I (my, mine) ? --CjQ
That I (my, mine) old
Was, or. Were I (my, mine) ? cos
Was I? COT
Was I not? cou
What, or. Which am I? cpv
What, or. Which shall (or, will) I ? - -CQK
What, or. Which shall (or, will) I (or,
we) do?- -WCV?'^^
What, or. Which shall (or, will) I (or.
We) have? cqm
What, or. Which should (or, would) I
(or, we) do? CQ^
When am I to? CQV
When do (or, did) I (or, we)? ore
When I (my, mine) c^l
BYC
BYD
BYE
BYF
BYG
BYH
BYI
BYJ
BYK
BYL
BYM
BYN
BYO
BYP
BYQ
BYR
.BYS
BYT
BYU
BYV
BYW
BYX
BYZ
BZA
BZC
BZD
BZE
BZF
BZG
BZH
BZI
BZJ
BZK
BZL
BZM
BZN
I — Continued.
When I can (or, may) crm
When shall (or, will) I (or, we) ?.-CEU
When shall (or, vrill) 1 have ? crw
When shall (or, will) I (they, we, or, you)
do? -. CRV
Where am I (or, are we)?-- csq
Where do (or, did) I (or, we)? csy
Where I (my, mine) ---CTf
Where I am (or, we are) ctg
Where shall (or. will) I (or, we)? -.CTN
Where shall (or, will) I have ? CTO
Why am I? CUY
If.
Ishall, or, I will if lean , bks
If he (she, it, or persons or things indi-
cated) is (or, are). (See Is.)
— If he (she, it, or persons or things indi-
cated) can (or, may).
— If he (she, it, or persons or things indi-
cated) can not (or, may not).
— If he (she, it, or persons or things indi-
cated) could (or. might).
— If he (she, it, or persons or thing s indi-
cated) could (or, might) not.
— If he (she, it, or person s or things indi-
cated) does (do, or, did).
— If he (she, it, or persons or things indi-
cated) does (do, or, did) not.
— If he (she, it, or persons or things indi-
cated) had (has, or, have).
—If he (she, it, or persons or things indi-
cated) had (has, or, have) not.
— If he (she, it, or persons or things indi-
cated) is (or, are).
— If he (she, it, or persons or things indi-
cated) is (or, are) able to.
— If he (she, it, or person s or things indi-
cated) is (or, are) not.
— If he (she, it, or person s or thing s indi-
cated) is (or, are) not able to.
— If he (she. it, or persons or things indi
cated) shall (or, vnll).
— If he (she, it, orperson-s or things indi-
cated) shall (or, will) not.
— If he (she, it, or persons or things indi-
cated) should (or, would).
— If he (she, it, orperson-s or things indi-
cated) should (or, would) not.
— If he (she, it, or persons or things indi-
cated) was (or, were).
— If he (she, it, or persons or things indi-
cated) was (or, were) not.
— If he (his, she, her-s, it-s).
— If I (my, mine).
— If I am.
— If I am not.
— If I can (or, may).
— If I can not (or, may not).
— If I could (or, might).
— If I could (or, might) not.
—If I do (or, did).
—If I do (or, did) not.
— If I had (or, have).
— If I had (or, have) not.
—If I must.
— If I must not.
—If I ought to.
— If I ought not to.
—If I shall (or, will).
74
AUXILIARY PHRASES.
Part I.
IF— IS.
If — Continued.'
In — Continued.
BZO
—If I shall (or, will) not.
CDL
— In our-s (us).
BZP
—If I should (or, would).
CDM
—In that (or, this).
BZQ
— ^If I should (or, would) not.
— ^If it can (or may) be done.
CDN
— In the.
BZR
CDO
— In them (their-s).
BZS
— If it can not (or, may not) be done.
CDP
—In these (or, those).
BZT
—If I was.
CDQ
— In what (or, which).
BZU
—If I was not.
CDR
—In you-r-s.
If I were you I should not do it liq
Not in Ui'v
BZV
—If not.
If our-s (we) caw
BZW
-If so.
CDS
Is.
BZX
—If that (or, this).
He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
BZY
—If the.
cated) had (has, or, have) done (or, is,
CAB
—if there.
w, are doing) bul
CAD
.—If these (or, those).
He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
CAE
—If they (their-s).
cated) had (has, or, have) not done (or.
CAP
— If they are.
is, or, are not doing) bup
CAG
— If they are not.
He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
CAH
— If they can (or, may).
cated) is {or, are) but
CAI
—If they can not (or, may not).
He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
CAJ
— If they could (or, might).
cated) is (or, are) able to but
CAL
— If they could (or, might) not.
He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
CAM
—If they do (or, did):
cated) is (or, are) for buk
CAN
—If they do (or, did) not.
He, She. It (or persons or things inAi-
CAG,
— If they had (or, have).
cated) is (or, are) from bus
CAP
— If they h'ad (or, have) not.
He, She, It (or person s or things indi-
S^S
—If they shall (or. will).
cated) is (or, are) not buw
CAR
— If they shall (or, will) not.
He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
CAS
— If they should (or, would).
cated) is (or, are) not able to bux
: CAT
— If they should (or, would) not.
How is (or, are) he (she, it, or persons
CAU
— If they were.
or things indicated)'! bxo
CAV
— If they were not.
If he (she, it, or persons or things indi-
CAW
— If we (our-s).
cated) is (or, are) : byl
CAX
— If we are.
If he (she, it, or persons or things in-
CAY
— If we are not.
dicated) is (or, are) able to bym
CAZ
— If we can (or, may).
If he (she, it, or persons or things indi-
CBA
— If we can not {or, may not).
cated)is (or, are) not byn
CBD
— If we could (or, might).
If he 'she, it or persons or thing s indi-
CBE
—If we could (or. might) not.
cated) is (or, are) not able to byo
CBF
—If we do (or, did).
Is, Am, or, Are to beh
CBG
— If we do (or, did) not.
Is, Am, or. Are to be bpc
CBH
— If we had (or, have).
Is, Am, or. Are to have bqc
CBI
— If we had (or, have) not.
Is, Am, or. Are not beg
CBJ
—If we shall (or, will).
Is, Am, or. Are not to be bed
CBK
— If we shall (or, will) not.
Is, Am, or. Are not to have bqd
CBL
— If we should (or, would).
Is, or, Are, he (she, it, or persons or
CBM
—If we should (or, would) not.
things indicated)— to ? bvy
CBN
— If we were.
Is, or. Are his (her-s, it-s) bek
CBO
— If we were not.
CDT
-Is it?
CBP
CBQ
— If you-r-s.
— If you are.
Is it done? bnh
Is it not to be done? bni
CBR
— If you are not.
CDU
—Is it so ?
CBS
CBT
— If you can (or, may).
— If you can not (or, may not).
Is it to be done? bnj
Is, or. Are my (mine)? bel
CBU
— If you could (or might).
Is, or. Are ours, or. Are we ? bem
CBV
—If you could (or, might) not.
CDV
—Is that (or, this).
CBW
CBX
—If you do (or, did).
— If you do (or, did) not.
Is, or. Are the ben
Is, or. Are their-s, or. Are they ? _ . -BEO
CBY
—If you had (or. have).
Is, or. Are there — any? hep
CBZ
— If you had (or, have) not.
Is, or. Are with — ber
CDA
— If you shall (or, will).
Is, or. Are you-r-s ? , bes
CDB
—If you shall (or, will) not.
It, etc. (See He, She, It.)
CDE
CDF
— If you should (or, would).
—If you should (or, would) not.
That, or. This is cle
That, or. This is not clf
CDG
CDH
— If you were.
— If you were not.
That it is clg
That itis not clh
There is (or, are)., cmg
CDI
CDJ
In.
—In him (his, her-s, it-s).
There i? (or, are) not . cmh
There is nothing -..cmt
CDK
— In me (my, mine).
What, or. Which are (or, iV)?V..V. cpw
Part I.
AUXILIARY PHRASES.
75
IS-MIGHT.
Is — Continued. ■
It— Continued.
What, or. Which is [or, are) he (she, it.
Must it-s (his, her-s)?
— CES
or persons or things indicated) ?-OPX
Not it-s (his, her-s)?
.-CFT
What, or, Which, is (or, are) you-r-s?
Of it-s (him, his, her-s)
.CGN
CPY
On it-s (him, his. her-s)
-COY
What, or, Which is it? CQG
Ought it-s (his, her-s) ?
-OHO
When are (or, is) ? CQW
Shall, or, Will it (he, she)?
-BWD
When he (she, it, or, persons or things
Shall, or, Will its (his, hers) ? ....
..CIS
indicated) is {or, are) -. crj
Shall, or, Will they do it ?
-BOA
When is {or, are) he (she, it, or persons
Shall, or, Will they not do it ? ... .
-.BOO
or things indicated) ? crn
Shall, or. Will you do it ?
..BOD
Where are {or, is)'( csR
Shall, or, Will you not do it?
..BOE
Where he (she, it, or persons or things
Should, or. Would it-s (his, her-s)
.-CJP
indicated) is {or, are) ctd
That it-s (his, her-s)
-.CLE
Where is {or. are) he (she, it, or persons
That it is
..CLG
or things indicated) 1 cth
That it is not
-CLH
Who are {or, is)? ..-Cui
To its (him, his, her-s)
-CNV
Why are {m\ is)? i cuz
Was, or. Were it-s (his, her-s)? ..
What, or, Which is it ? ..-
.-COR
..CQG
It Bvz
When it-s (his, her-s)
When shall {or will) it be done ?.
-CRK
-CRX
(See also He, She, It, or, Pbrson-s, or.
Where it-s (his, her-s) :
..GTE
Thing-s.)
Will, etc. (See Shall.)
Will it be? -
..BIX
CDW
—After it.
Will it do? -
.-BOU
CDX
— Before it— is.
Will you do it?
.OWE
By it-s (him, his, her-s) bjr
With it-s (him, his, her-s).
-CWG
1 Can, or, May do it blu
Would, etc. (See Should.)
i Can, or. May it-s (his, her-s)? bkp
Can, or. May it be done? blw
Cannot, or. May not doit bly
CDZ
May. (See Can. )
Could, or. Might it-s (his, her-s) ?--BLa
Do, Does, or. Did it-s (his, her-s) ?-.bm&
For it-s (him, his, her-s, or persons or
Me, My, Mine, Myself
..CED
things indicated) bpd
CEA
—After me (my, mine).
From it-s (him, his, her-s, or persons or
Are, or, Is my (mine).. — .
_.BEL
things indicated) bpo
CEB
— Before me (my, mine).
Had, Has, or. Have, it-s (his, her-s) ?-BQR
By me (my, mine)
-.BJS
If it-s (his, her-s, he, she) byv
G^n, or, May I (my, mine)?
Could', or. Might I (my, mine)^ ..
..BKG
If it can {or, may) be done _ - _ bz^
—BLC
If it can not {or, may not) be done--BZS
Do, Does, or. Did I (my, mine)? ..
.BMH
In it-s (him, his, her-s) CDJ
For me (my, mine)
-.BPE
Is, or, Are it-s (his, her-s) bek
From me (my, mine
.-BPQ
Is it? --- -- - ---CDT
Had, Has, or. Have I (my, mine)?
If I (my, mine)
--BQS
.BYW
Is it done? bnh
Ts it not to be done _ - bni
In me (my, mine)
Is, etc. (See Are. )
May, etc. (See Can.)
..CDK
Isitso'' - CDU
Is it to be done ? bnj
CDY
—Its-self.
CED
— Me, My, Mine, Myself.
It can be -BGN
Me by
..BKD
It can {or, may) be done bnk
CEF
— Me to.
It cannot be bgo
CEG
— Me with.
It can not {or. may not) be done .. .bnl
Might, etc. (See Could.)
It could {or. might) be done bnm
Must I (my, mine)?
..GET
It could {or, might) not be done ...bno
CEH
— Need I (my, mine)?
It had {or, has) been done bnp
NotI (my, mine)
..CFU
It had (or, has) not been done bnq
Of me (my, mine)
. .CGO
It oufirht to be BGR
On me (my, mine)
Ought I (my, mine)?
--CQZ
--CUP
It ought to be done.- ...bnr
It ought not to be bgs
Shall, or, Will I (my, mine)?
--CIT
It ought not to be done bns
Should, or, Would I (my, mine)?.
--CJQ-
It shall (or, will) — ciQ
Thatl (my, mine)--
--CLD
It shall {or, will) be.— bgt
Tome (my, mine)
.CNW
It shall {or, will) be done bnt
Was, or, Were i (my, mine).'
--COS
It shall {or, will) not be bqu
When I (my, mine)
-.CRL
It shall {or, will) not be done bnu
Where i (my, mine)
--CTF
It will do bnv
Will, etc. (See Shall. )
With me (my, mine)
-CWH
Let him (her, it, or persons or things
indicated) — have -BWA
Would, etc. (See Should.)
May, etc (See Can.)
Might, etc. {See Could.)
CEI
Might. (See Could.)
76
AUXILIARY PHRASES.
Part I.
MUST— NOT.
CEJ
CEK
CEL
CEM
CEN
CEO
CEP
CEQ
CER
CES
CET
CEU
CEV
CEW
CEX
CEY
CEZ
CFA
CFB
CFD
CFE
CFG
CFH
CFI
CFJ
CFK
CFL
CFM
Must.
He, She, It {or persons or things indi-
cated) must BUY
He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) vanat he -- -BUZ
He, She, It {or persons or things indi-
cated) must not BVA
He, She, It {or persons or things indi-
cated) must not be --- BVC
How must? BXP
— I must.
I'must be bge
— I must not.
I must not be bgf
If I must - BZJ
If I must not BZK
— Must be.
— Must do {or, be done).
— Must have.
— Must have been.
— Must have had.
— Must he (she, it, or persons or things
indicated) 1
— Must his (her-s, it-s) ?
— Must I (my, mine) ?
— Must not.
— Must not be.
— Must not do {or, be done).
— Must that {or, this)?
—Must the?
— Must there be?
— Must these {or, those)?
— Must they (their-s) ?
— Must we (our-s)?
— Must you-r-s?
That, or. This must CLI
That, or. This must be clj
That, or. This must not clk
That, or. This must not be «. clm
^They must.
They must be bhv
— They must not.
They must not be bhw
— We must.
We must be bip
— We must not.
We must not be biq
What, or, Which must? cqh
When must? cro
Where must? ._ --.CTI
Who must? CUQ
Why must? _.- cvo
— You must.
You must be bjf
— You must not.
You mustijotbe bjg
Not.
Am I not? - BED
Am, Is, or. Are not beg
Am, Is, or. Are not to be bpd
Am, Is, or. Are not to have bqd
Can, or. May they not? bkm
Can not, or. May not bkp
Can not, or. May not be bfj
Can not, or. May not do {or, be done)BLX
Can not, or, May not do it J bly
Can not, or, May not have - _ _ bqh
Can not, or. May not have been bfk
Can not, or, May not have done {or, been
done) BLz
Not — Continued.
Can not, or. May not have had bqi
Can not, or. May not he (she, it, or per-
sons or things indicated) be? btm
Can not, or. May not he (she, it, or
persons or things indicated) laAve
been? btn
Could, or. Might be (she, it, or persons
or things indicated) not be? btp
Could, or. Might not bld
Could, or. Might not be bfn
Could, or. Might not do (or, bedone)-BMD
Could, or, Might not have bql
Could, or. Might not have been bpo
Could, or, MBght not have done {or, been
done) „--BMC
Could, or. Might not have had bqm
Bo, Does, or. Did not bmi
Do not let him (her, it, or persons or
things indicated) have btr
Had, Has, or. Have, he (she, it, or per-
sons or things indicated) not? --BTW
Had, Has, or. Have, he (she, it, or persons
or things indicated) not been? --.btx
Had, Has, or. Have, he (she, ii,orperson^s
or things indicated) not had? bty
Had, Has, or. Have not bqu
Had, Has, or. Have not been bfs
Had, Has, or. Have not done (or, been
done) BMS
Had, Has, or. Have not had bqv
He, She, It {or persons or things indi-
cated) can not {or, may not) BUD
He, She, It {or persons or things indi-
cated) can not {or, may not) be - -BUE
He. She, It {or persons or things indi-
cated) could (or, might) not bug
He, She, It {or persons or things indi-
cated) does (do, or, did) not bui
He, She, It {or persons or things indi-
cated) had (has, or, have) not bun
He, She, It {or persons or things indi-
cated) had(has, or, have) not been.BUO
He, She, It {or persons or things indi-
cated) had (has, or, have) not done {or,
is, or, are not doing; bup
He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) had (has, or. have ) not had - -BUQ
He, She, It {or persons or things indi-
cated) is {or, are) not buw
He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) is (or. are) not able to bux
He, She, It, etc., may. (See Can.)
He, She, It, etc., might. (See Could.)
He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) must not BVA
He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) must not be bvc
He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) ought not to _-Bve
He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) ought not to be bvg
He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) shall {or, will) not -- bvj
He, She, It {or persons or things indi-
■ cated) shall {or. will) not be bvk
He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) should {or, would) not bvp
He, She, It {or persons or things indi-
cated) should {or, would) not be-.BVQ
Part I.
AUXILIARY PHRASES.
77
NOT.
Not — Continued.
He, She, It {or persons or things indi-
cated) should {or, would) not do {or,
be done) : bye
He, She, It {or persons or things indi-
cated) should (or, would) nothave.Bvs
He, She, It {or persons or things indi-
cated) was {or, were) not Bvu
He, She, It {or persons or things indi-
cated) was {or, were) not to be ---Bvx
I am not bei
I can not {or, may not) bkr
I can not {or, may not) be bfy
I can not {or, may not) have brj
I could {or, might) not blm
I could (or, might) not be bga
I could {or, might) not have bel
I do {or, did) not bmz
I had {or, have) not beo
I had {or, have) not been bgd
I had (or, have) not done bnc
I had (or, have)nothad bkp
I must not CEI
I must not be _-BGF
I ought not to __. CHM
I shall {or, wil i not Cip
I shall {or, will) not be bgi
I shall {or, will) not do '_--BNe
I shall {or, will) not have brs
I should (or, would) not cjn
I should {or, would) not be bgl
I should {or, would) not do bng
I should (or, would) not have bru
I should (or, would) not have been. -BGM
I was not -Cqi
If he (she, it, or persons or things indi-
cated) can not (or, may Aoi) bye
If he (she, it, or persons or things indi-
cated) could (or, might) not byg
If he (she, it, or persons or things indi-
cated) Aoes (do, or, did) not byi
If he (she, it, orperson-s or things indi-
cated) had (has, or, have) not byk
If he (she, it, orperson-s or things indi-
cated)iB (or, are) not byn
If he (she, it, orperson-s or things indi-
cated) is (or, are) not able to byo
If he (she, it, orperson-s or things indi-
cated) shall (or. will) not - — byq
If he (she, it, or persons or things indi-
cated) should {or, would) not bys
If he (she, it, or persons or things indi-
cated) was {or, were) not --- byu
If I am not byz
If I can not (or, may not) BZC
If I could (or, might) not - - - bze
If I do {or, did) not bzg
If I had {or, have) not bzi
If I must not— - BZK
If I ought not to BZM
If I shall {or, will) not bzo
If I should (or, would) not bzq
If I was not Bzu
If it can not (or, may not) be done.-BZS
If not -- BZV
If they are not Cag
If they can not (or, may not) cai
If they could (or, might) not cal
If thev did (or, do) not -CAN
If they had (or, have) not-- cap
If they shall (or, will) not car
CFN
CFO
CFP
GFQ
CFR
CFS
OFT
CFU
CFV
CFW
CFX
CFY
CFZ
CGA
CGB
CGD
CGE
CGF
CGH
CGI
CGJ
CGK
CGL
Not — Continued.
If they should (or, would) not cat
If they were not cav
If we are not cay
If we can not {or, may not) ---Cba
If we could (or, might) not CBB
If we do (or, did) not --CBG
If we had {or, have) not _.cbi
If we shall {or, will) not cbk
If we should {or, would) not Obm
If we were not cbo
If you are not cbr
If you can not (or, may not) cbt
If you could {or, might) not cbv
If you do {or, did) not Cbx
If you had (or, have) not Cbz
If you shall (or, will) not cdb
If you should {or, would) not cdf
If you were not cdh
Is, etc. (See Are. )
It can not be bgo
It can not {or, may not) be done _ _ -Bnl
It could {or, might) not be done-..BNO
It had {or, has) not been done bnq
It ought not to be - bgs
It ought not to be done bns
It shall (or, will) not be bgu
It shall (or, will) not be done bnu
May, etc. (See Can. )
Might, etc. (See Could.)
Must not CEU
Must not be -.CEV
Must not do (or, be done) CEW
Need not be ---bgz
Not OFM
— Not be (been, being).
—Not by.
— Not doing.
— Not done.
— Not for.
— Not from.
— Not his (her-s, it-s).
— Not I (my, mine).
— Not in.
—Not of.
— Not on.
— Not our-s (us) .
— Not that (or, this).
—Not the.
— Not there.
— Not these {or, those).
— Not they (their-s).
—Not to.
— Not to be.
— Not to be done.
— Not to be had.
— Not with.
—Not your-s.
Ought not to - ...CHR
Ought not to be chs
Ought not to have cht
Person-s, or, Thii}g-s, etc. (See He. )
Shall, or. Will he (she, it, or persons or
things indicated) not ? - . bwh
Shall, or. Will he (she, it, orperson-s or
things indicated) not be 1 --.^.-.bwi
Shall, or. Will he (she, it, orperson-s or
things indicated) not do (or, be done) 1
BWJ
Shall, or. Will he (she, it, or persons or
s indicated) not have 1 bwk
78
AUXILIAKY PHEASES.
Part I.
NOT.
Not — Continued.
Shall, or. Will I not have 1 bry
Shall, or, Will not.- ciu
Shall, or. Will not be bHD
Shall, or. Will not do (or, be done)lBNY
Shall, or. Will not have bbz
Shall, or. Will not have done (or, been
done) - - -BNZ
Shall, or. Will they not ? ciz
Shall, or. Will they not do it ? boc
Shall, or, Will we not? cjb
Shall, or. Will you not? CJE
Shall, or. Will you not be ? bhj
Shall, or. Will you not do it? boe
Should, or. Would he (she, it, or persons
or things indicated) not ? _ .bwr
Should, or. Would he (she, it, or persons
or things indicated) not be ? bws'
Should, or. Would he (she, it, or per-
sons or things indicated) not do (or,
be done)? bwt
Should, or. Would he (she, it, or per-
sons or things indicated) not have ?
BWU
Should, or. Would he (she, it, or per-
son s or things indicated) not have
been? bwv
Should, or, Would not cjr
Should, or. Would not be bhm
Should, or. Would not do (or, be done)
boh
Should, or. Would not have BSD
Should, or. Would not have been.-BHN
Should, or. Would not have done (or,
been done) .-- boi
Should, or. Would not have had bse
That, or. This can not (or, may not)-CKS
That, or, This can not (or, may not) be
CKT
That, or. This could (or, might) not be
CKW
That, or, This had (has, or, have) not
been Ckz
That, or. This is not clf
That it is not clh
That, or, This must not clk
That, or. This must not be clm
That, or. This shall (or, will) not be-CLO
That, or. This should (or, would) not
be _ CLQ
That, or. This was not :cls
There are (or, is) not cmh
There can not (or, may not) cmk
There can not (or, may not) be cml
There could (or, might) not be cmp
There had (has, or, have) not been. cms
There is nothing cmt
There shall (or.'will) not ...CMw
There shall (or, will) not be CMX
There should (or, would) not cnb
There should (or, would) not be .._cnd
There should (or, would) not have been
ONE
There was (or, were) not .-_ cng
They are not bev
They can not (or, may not) bku
They can not (or, may not) be ---BeQ
They can not (or, may not) have -..bsg
They could (or, might) not blo
They could (or, might) not be bhs
They do (or, did) not bok
Not — Continued.
Thev had (or, have) not bsj
They had (or, have) not been bhu
They had (or, have) not done bom
They had (or, have) not had bsk
They must not cfh
They must not be bhw
They ought not to cir
They ought not to be ...bhy
They shall [or, will) not cjg
They shall (or, will) not be bia
They should (or, would) not cjz
They should (or, would) not be bid
They should (or, would) not have._BSM
They were Sot . cok
They were not to be bif
Was, or. Were he (she, it, or persons or
thing s indicated) not— to? -Bwy
Was I not — to? cou
Was, or Were not-- J cov
Was, or, Were not done (or, doing). bop
We are not--' bex
We can not (or, may not) bkw
We can not (or, may not) be Bij
We can not (or, may not) have bso
We could (or, might) not--! blq
We could (or, might) not be bim
We do (or, did) not bor
We had (or, have) not bse
We had (or, have) not been bio
We had (or, have) not done bot
We had (or, have) not had ---BSt
We must not ^ CFJ
We must not be biq'
We ought not to cih
We shall (or, will) not CJl
We shall (or, will) not be ...bis
We shall (or, will) not have bsv
We should (or, would) not --Ckb
We should (or, would) not be biu
We should (or, would) not have bsx
We were not cpf
We were not to be biw
Were they not ? -_ -CPi
Were we not? cpk
Were you not? cpm
Why are you not? cvb
Why can not (or, may not) ? CVD
Why could (or, might) not? CVF
Why do (does, or, did) not? CVH
Why do (or. did) you not? cvj
Why had (has, or, have) not? cvl
Why had (or, have) you not ? ovn
Why not? cvp
Why shall (or, will) not? cvs
Why should (or, would) not? cvu
You are not bez
You can not (or, may not) bky
You can not (or, may not )be biz
You can not (or, may not) have bsz
You could (or, might) not bls
You could (or, might) not be BJC
You do {or, did) not box
You had (or, have) not btd
You had (or, have) not been bje
You had (or, have) not done _-.boz
You had (or, have) not had bte
You must not qfl
You must not be bjg
You ought not to '. ciK
You ought not to be .". bji
Part I.
AUXILIARY PHRASES.
79
NOT-SHALL.
CGM
CGN
CGO
CGP
CGQ
CGR
CGS
CGT
CGU
CGV
CGW
CGX
CGY
CGZ
CHA
CHB
CHD
CHE
CHF
CHG
CHI
CHJ
CHK
CHL
CHM
CHN
OHO
CHP
CHQ
CHR
CHS
CHT
CHU
CHV
CHW
CHX
CHY
CHZ
Not — Continued.
Yon shall (or, will) not ojl
You shall [or, will) not be bjl
Yon shall (or, will) not have - . . btg
Yon shonld {or, would) not cke
You should (or, would) not be bjn
You shonld (or, would) not have bti
You were not cpo
You were not to be ....bjp
Op
Not of
—Of.
—Of him (his, hers, it-s).
— Of me (my, mine).
-^Of our-s (us).
—Of that (or, this).
—Of the.
— Of them (their-s).
— Of these (or, those).
— Of what (or, which).
— Of whom (or, whose).
^Of you-r-s.
What, or, Which of the — ?..
. COM
-OFW
-CQI
.CGX
-CPX
On
Not on
—On.
— On him (his, her-s, it-s).
— On me (my, mine).
— On our-s (us).
— On 'that (or, this).
On the.
— On them (their-s).
On these (oj", those).
— On what (or, which).
—On whom (or, whose).
— On you-r-s.
Ought to.
He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) ought to bvd
He. She, It, (or persons or things indi-
cated) ought not to bve
He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) ought not to be byg
He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) ought to be BYP
How ought? -.BXQ
— I ought to.
— I ought not to.
If I ought to ---BZL
If I ought not to -- BZM
It ought not to be bgs
It ought not to be done bns
It ought to be BGR
It ought to be done bnr
— Ought he (she, it or persons or things
indicated) to ?
— Ought his .(her-s, it-s) ?
— Ought I (my, mine) 1
—Ought I to— do ?
— Ought not to.
— Ought not to be.
— Ought not to have.
—Ought that (or, this) ?
—Ought the ?
— Ought these (or, those)?
—Ought they to ?
— Ought to be.
— Ou^ht to do (or, be done).
CIA
CIB
CID
CIB
GIF
CIG
cm
CIJ
CIK
CIL
CIM
cm
CIO
Ought to — Continued.
—Ought to have.
—Ought we (our-s) to ?
— Ought you-r-s to ?
— They ought to.
—They ought not to.
They ought not'tobe bhy
They ought to be bhx
— We ought to.
— We ought .not to.
What, or. Which ought to ? cqj
When ought? crp
Where ought?.. otj
Who ought? CUE
Why ought? cvQ
— You ought to.
— You ought not to.
You ought not to be bji
You ought to be bjh
OUR-S-SBLVES CIN
— After our-s (us, we).
Are, or. Is our-s, or. Are we ? bem
— Before ours (us).
By our-s (us) bjy
Can, or. May we (our-s)? bkn
Could, or. Might we (our-s)? bli
Do, Does, or. Did we (our-s)? bmp
For our-s (us) bpj
From our-s (us) bpw
Had, Has, or, Have we (our-s)? brd
If we (our-s) caw
In ours (us) ..cdl
Is, etc. (See Are. )
May, etc. (See Can.)
Might, etc. (See Could.)
Must we (our-s)? cpd
Not our-s (us) ...^_ CPY
Of our-s (us) .- CGP
On ours (us).. cha
Ought we (our-s) to? ciB
— Our-s-selves.
Shall, or, Will we (our-s)?... .cja
Should, or. Would we (our-s)? CJW
Than we (our-s) ckj
That we (our-s) CLW
To our-_s (us) COB
Was. or. Were our-s (we)?. ...cpa
When we (our-s) csk
Where we (our-s) cud
Why we (our-s) cvY
Will. etc. (See Shall.)
With our-s (us) '. cwm
Would, etc. (See Should.)
Shall (or Will) cie
He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) shall (or, will) bvh
He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) shall (or, will) be bvi
He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) shall (or, will) not bvj
He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) shall (or, will) not be .bvk
How shall (or, will) I? bxs
Howshall (or, will)he (she, it, or persons
or things indicated) 1 bxr
How shall (or, will) we? bxt
How shall (or, will) you? bxu
—I shall (or, will).
I shall (or, will) be ...bgh
80
AUXILIAKY PHBASES.
Part I.
SHALL.
CIP
CIQ
CIE
CIS
CIT
CIU
CIV
CIW
CIX
CIY
CIZ
Shall — Continued.
1 shall (ok, will) do end
I shall {or, will) have beq
I shall (or, will) if I can bks
— I shall (or, will) not.
I shall (or, will) not be bgi
I shall (or, will) not do __- bne
I shall (or, will) not have brs
If he (she, it, or persons or things indi-
cated) shall (or, will) byp
If he (she, it, or persons or things indi-
cated) shall (or, will) not byq
If I shall (or, will) bzn
If I shall (or, will) not bzo
If they shall (or, will) caq
If they shall (or, will) not car
If we shall (or, will) - cbj
If we shall (or, will) not - Cbk
If you shall (or, will) cda
If you shall (or, will) not cdb
— It shall (or," will).
It shall (or, will) be bgt
It shall (or,, will) be done bnt
Itshall(or, will) not be bgtj
It shall (or, will) not be done bnu
—Shall.
Shall, or. Will be bha
Shall, or. Will do (or, be done) bnw
Shall, or, Will have bew
Shall, or. Will have done (or, been done)
BKX
Shall, or, Will he (she, it, or persons or
things indicated) '? bwd
Shall, or, Will he (she, it, or persons or
things indicated) be? bwe
Shall, or. Will he (she, it, or persons or
things indicated) do (or, be done)?
BWF
Shall, or. Will he (she, it, or persons or
things indicated) have? bwg
Shall, or. Will he (she, it, or persons or
things indicated) not ? bwh
Shall, or, Will he (she, it, or persons or
things indicated) not be? bwi
Shall, or. Will he (she, it, or persons or
things indicated) not do (or, be done)?
bwj
Shall, or. Will he (she, it, or persons or
things indicated) not have? bwk
—Shall, or. Will his (hers, its) ?
—Shall, or. Will I (my, mine) ?
Shall, or, Will I be?. bhc
Shall, or, Willi have? brx
Shall, or. Will I not have bry
Shall, or. Will it ? (See He. )
—Shall, or. Will not.
Shall, or. Will not be bhd
Shall, or, Will not do (or, be done) .buy
Shall, or, Will not have . - brz
Shall, or. Will not have done (or, been
done) --- bnz
Shall, or. Will that (or, this) ?
—Shall, or. Will the?
Shall, or, Will there be? bhe
—Shall, or, Will these (or, those) ?
Shall, or, Will they (their-s) ?
Shall, or, Will they be? bhf
Shall, or. Will they do it ? _ boa
—Shall, or. Will they not?
Shall, or. Will they not do it? boc
CJA
CJB
CJD
CJE
CJF
CJG
CJH
CJI
CJK
CJL
Shall — Contimied.
— Shall, or. Will we (our-s) ?
Shall, or. Will we be? bhq
—Shall, or, Will we not?
— Shall, or. Will you-r-s 1
Shall, or, Will you be ? bhi
Shall, or, Will you do it? bod
—Shall, or. Will you not ?
Shall, or. Will you not be? bhj
Shall, or, Will you not do it? boe
That, or, This shall (or, will) be.--CLN
That, or, This shall (or, will) not be.CLO
There shall (or, will) _ _-CMU
There shall (or, will) be CMV
There shall ^ or , will ) not CMW
There shall (or, will) not be ._ cmx
— They shall (or, will).
They shall (or, will) be bhz
— They shall (or, will) not.
They shall (or, will) not be bia
— We shall (or, will).
We shall (or, will) be bir
We shall (or, will) have .- bsu
— We shall (or, will) not.
We shall (or, will) not be bis
We shall (or, will) not have bsv
What, or. Which shall(or, will) I?.-CQK
What, or. Which shall (or, will) I (or,
we) do? CQL
What, or. Which shall (or, will) I (or,
we) have cqm
What, or. Which shall (or, will) you (or,
they) do? oqn
What, or, Which shall (or, will) you (or,
they) have? '. CQO
When shall (or, will)? crq
When shall (or, will) be? CRS
When shall (or, will) he (she, it, or per-
sons or things indicated) ? crt
When shall (or, will) I (or, we)?__.CRTj
When shall (or, will) I have? CRW
When shall (or, will) I (they, we, or, you)
do? JcRV
When shall (or, will) it be done?---CRX
When shall (or, will) they? cry
When shall (or, will) they (or, you)
have? cRZ
When shall (or, will) we have? csa
When shall (or, will) you? CSB
When shall (or, will) you be ? csd
Where shall (or, will)? ctk
Where shall (or, will) be? ctl
Where shall (or, will) he (she, it, or
persons or things indicated)^ ctm
Where shall (or, will) I (or, we)?-__CTN
Where shall (or, will) I have ? OTO
Where shall (or, will) they?-_. ctp
Where shall (or, will) they (or, you)
have? cTQ
Where shall (or, will) we have ? ctr
Where shall (or, will) you? CTS
Where shall (or, will) you be? CTU
Who shall (or, will)? zef
Why shall (or, will)? cvR
Why shall (or, will) not ? cvs
— You shall (or, will).
You shall (or, will) be bjk
You shall (or, will) have btf
You shall (or, will) not.
You shall (or, will) not be ...bjl
You shall (or, will) not have btg
Part I.
AUXILIARY PHEASES.
81
SHE— SHOULD.
CJM
CJN
CJO
She. (See He, She, It) bwl
Should {or, Would) cjo
He, She, It {or persons or things indi-
cated) should {or, -woulcl) bvl
He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) should {or, would) be bvm
He, She, It, {or persons or things indi-
cated) should {or, would) do {or, be
done) BVN
He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) should (or, would) have.. -BVO
He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) should {or, would) not Bvp
He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) should (or, would) not be -Bvq
He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) should (or, would) not do (or,
be done) bvr
He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) should (or, would) not have.BVS
How should (or, would)? Bxv
— I should (or, would).
I should (or, would) be bgj
I should (or, would) do bnp
I should (or, would) have bet
I should {or, would) have been bgk
— I should (or, would) not.
I should (or, would) not be bgl
I should (or, would) not do bng
I should (or, would) not have bru
I should (or, would) not have been.BOM
If he (she, it, or persons or things indi-
cated) should (or, would) byr
If he {she, it, or persons or things indi-
cated) should (or, would) not Bvs
If I should (or, would) bzp
If I should (or. would) not bzq
If I were you I should not do it . . - liq
If they should ( or, would) - - - cas
If they should (or, would) not cat
If we should (or, would) cbl
If we should (or, would) not cbm
If you should (or, would) cde
If you should (or, would) not cdf
It, etc. (See He, She, It.)
She, etc. (See He, She, It.)
-Should (or, Would).
Should, or. Would be bhk
Should, or Would do {or, be done).BOF
Should, or. Would have bsa
Should, or, Would have been bhl
Should, or, Would have done (or, been
done) - BOG
Should, or. Would have had bsc
Should, or. Would he (she, it, or per-
sons or things indicated)'! bwm
Should, or. Would he (she, it, or per-
sons or things indicated) be?-. _bwn
Should, or. Would he (she. it, or per-
sons or things indicated) do (or, be
done)? Bwo
Should, or. Would he (she, it, or per-
sons or things indicated) have-.BWP
Should, or. Would he (she, it, or per-
sons or things indicated) have been?
BWQ
Should, or. Would he (she, it, or per-
sons or things indicated) not?--BWR
CJP
CJQ
CJR
CJS
CJT
CJU
CJV
CJW
CJX
CJY
CJZ
CKA
CKB
CKD
CKE
Should — Continued.
Should, or. Would he (she, it, or per-
sons or things indicated) not be ?-BWS
Should, or. Would he (she, it, or per-
sons or things indicated,) not do (or,
be done)? bwt
Should, or. Would he (she. it, or per-
scm-s or things indicated) not have ?
BWU
Should, or. Would he (she, it, or per-
sons or things indicated) not have
been? bwv
■Should', or, Would his (her-s, it-s) ?
■Should, or. Would I (my, mine)?
■Should, or. Would not.
Should, or. Would not be bhk
Should, or. Would not do (or, be done),
BOH
Should, or. Would not have bsd
Should, or. Would not have been _-Bhn
Should, or. Would not have done (or,
been done) Boi
Should, 01% Would not have had.... bse
-Should, or. Would that (or, this)?
—Should, or, Would the?
Should, or^ Would there be?. bho
Should, or. Would these (or, those) ?
—Should, or. Would they (4heir-s)?
— Should, or. Would we (our-s)?
— Should, or. Would you-r-s ?
That, or. This should (or, would)be-CLP
That, or, This should (or, would) not be
CLQ
There should (or, would) . - --CMT
There should (or, would) be. CMZ
There should (or, would) have been.CNA
There should (or, would) not cnb
There should (or, would) not be CND
There should (or, would) not have been
ONE
— They should (or, would).
They should (or, would) be bic
They should (or, would) have bsl
— They should (or, would) not.
They should.(or, would) not be bh)
They should (or, would) not have, -,bsm
— We should (oj-, would).
We should (or, would) be bit
We should (or, would) have bsw
— We should (or, would) not.
We should (or, would) not be biu
We should (or, would) not have bsx
What, or. Which should(or, would)? cqp
What, or. Which should {or, would) I (or
we) do? CQR
What, or. Which should (or, would) you
(or, they) do? cqs
When should (or, would)? CSE
Where should (or, would)? CTV
Where should (or, would) the — ?--OTW
Where should {or, would) they (their-s) ?
CTX
Who should (or,would)? cuv
Why should (or, would)? Ovt
Why should (or, would) not? cvu
— You should [or, would).
You should (or, would) be bjm
You should (or, would) have bth
— You should (or, would) not.
You should (or, would) not be bjn
You should (or, would) not have.— bti
76564—09-
82
AUXILIARY PHRASES.
Part I.
THAN— THERE.
CKF
CKG
CKH
OKI
CKJ
CKL
CKM
CKN
CKO
CKP
CKQ
CKR
CKS
CKT
CKU
CKV
CKW
CKX
CKY
CKZ
CLA
CLE
OLD
CLE
CLF
CLG
CLH
CLI
OLJ
CLK
CLM
CLN
CLO
CLP
CLCJ
CLR
CLS
CLT
CLU
CLV
CLW
CLX
CLY
CLZ
CMA
Than : ckf
—Than.
—Than the.
— Thau these (or, those).
-r-Than they (their-s).
— Than we (our-s).
— Than which (or, what).
— Than you-r-s.
That .-.ckp (or, This cma)
— After that (or, this).
— Before that (or, this).
By that (or, this) J _ bjt
Can, or. May that (or, this) ? bki
Could, or, Might that (or, this)? ble
Does, or. Did that (or, this) ? bmj
For that (or, ttis) _• bpf
From that (or, this) bpr
Had, Has, or. Have that (or, this) BQW
If that (or, this) bzx
In that (or, this) cdm
Is that (or, this) CDV
May, etc. (See Can. )
Might, etc. (See Could. )
Must that (or, this)? CEX
Not that (or, this) _CFZ
Of that (or,thi8) CGQ
On that (or, this)-- chb
Ought that (or, this)? chu
Shall, or, Will that (or, this) ? civ
Should, or, Would that (or, this) ? cjs
—That.
That, or. This can (or, may).
■That, or. This can (or, may) be.
— That,,or, This can not (or, may not).
— That, or. This can not (or, may not) be.
— That, or. This could (or, might).
— That, or. This could (or, might) be.
— That, or. This could (or, might) not be.
— That, or. This had (has, or, have).
— That, or. This had (has, or, have) been.
— That, or. This had (has, or, have)notbeen.
— That he (she, it, or, persons or things
indicated).
— That his (her-s, it-s).
— That I (my, mine).
—That, or. This is.
— That, or. This is not.
—That it is.
— That it is not.
— That, or, This must.
— That, or, This must be.
That, or. This must not.
— That, or, This must not be.
That, or. This shall (or, will) be.
— That, or. This shall (or, will) not be.
— That, or, This should (or, would) be.
That, or. This should (or, would) not be
— That, or. This was.
That, or, This was not.
That the.
— That these (or, those).
That they (their-s).
— That we (our-s).
That which (or, what).
That with.
—That you-r-s.
■This.
To that (or, this)-- coa
Was that (or, this)-- coz
With that (or, this) cwj
CMB
CMD
CME
CMF
CMG
CMH
CMI
CMJ
CMK
CML
CMN
CMO
CMP
CMQ
CMR
CMS
CMT
CMU
CMV
CMW
CMX
CMY
The -- --- CME
— After the — .
— And the — .
Are, or, Is the — .-- - ben
Be the — bpe
By the — -- --- bju
Can, or. May the — ? hue
Could, or, Might the — ? blf
Do, Does, or. Did the — ? bmk
For the — bpg
From the — bps
Had, Has, or. Have the — bqx
If the — BZY
In the — CDN
Is, etc. (See Are.)
May, etc. (See Can.)
Might, etc. (See Could.)
Must the — ? CET
Not the — -- CGA
Of the — CGE
On the — CHD
Ought the — ? •_ chv
Shall, or. Will the — ? ciw
Should, or. Would the — ? cjt
Then the — ckg
That the — CLT
-The.
To the — CNX
Was, or. Were the — cow
What, or, Which of the — ? CQi
When the— CSP
Where should (or, would) the — ? .CTw
Where the — cty
Will, etc. (See Shall.)
With the— cwi
Would, etc. (See Should.)
Them. Their-s. (See They) cnl
There cmf
Are, or, Isthere^any? bep
By there ". bjw
Can, or, May there be bfi
Could, or. Might there be ? bfp
Do, Does, or. Did there? bml
From there bpu
Had, Has, or. Have there. --BQy
If there. cab
Must there be? cez
Not there cgb
, Shall, or, Will there be ? bhe
Should, or, Would there be ? bho
—There.
— There are (or, is).
— There are (or, is) not.
There can (or, may).
— There can (or, may) be.
— There can not {or, may not).
— There can not (or, may not) be.
—There could (or, might).
There could (or, might) be.
—There could (or, might) not be.
•There had (has, or, have).
■There had (has, or, have) been.
■There had (has, or, have) not been.
■There is nothing.
■There shall (or, will).
■There shall (or, will) be.
—There shall (w, will) not.
There shall (or, will) not be.
— There should (or, would).
Part I.
AUXILIARY PHRASES.
83
THERE— THEY.
CMZ
CNA
CNB
CND
CNE
CNF
CNG
CNH
CNI
CNJ
CNK
There — Cmitinued.
—There should (or, would) he.
—There should (or,. would) have been.
— There should (or, would) not.
— There should (or, would) not be.
—There should (or, would) not have been.
— There was (or, were).
— There was (or, were) not.
Was, or, Were there? cox
These. Those _ cni
— After these (or, those).
Are these (or, those) beq
By these (or, those) ._ bjx
Can, or. May these (or, those) ? bkj
Could, or, Might these (or, those) ?-Blg
Do, or, Did these (or, those)? bmn
For these (or, those) bpi
From these (or, those) bpv
Had, or. Have these (or, those) ? . . -BQZ
If these (or, those) cad
In these (or, those) Cdp
May, etc. (See Can.)
Might, etc. (See Could.)
Must these (or, those)? cpa
Not these (or, those) cgd
Of these (or, those) CGT
On these (or, those) chp
Ought these (or, those)? CHW
Shall, or. Will these (or, those)? ...cix
Should, or. Would these (or, those)? -CJU
Than these (or, those) ^okh
That these (or, those) clu
—These, Those.
To these (or, those) Cnz
Were these (or, those) cpg
When these (or, those) CSG
Will, etc. (See Shall.)
With these (or, those) cwl
Would, etc. (See Should.)
They. Them. Thehis cnl
— After they (them, theirs).
Are, or. Is thetr-s, or. Are they? ._-Beo
—Before them (their-s, they).
By them (their-s) ^ .'....bjv
Can, or. May they (their-s)?- bkl
Can, or. May they not? bkm
Could, or. Might they (their-s)? blh
Do, Does, or. Did they (theirs)? bmo
For them (their-s) bph
From them (their-s) --Bpt
Had, Has, or, Havethey(them, their-s)BRA
Had, or , Have they been ? bft
Had, or. Have they done ? - - - - bmu
Had, or, Have they had? -.- bec
How are they? bxh
How will they?- bxy
If they (their-s) cae
If they are cap
If they are not cag
If they can (or, may) cah
If they can not (or, may not) Cai
If they could (or. might) caj
If they could (or, might) not cal
If they do (or, did) - CAM
If they do (or, did) not can
If they had (or, have) cao
If they had (or, have) not cap
If they shall (or, will) -Caq
If they shall (or, vidll) not CAR
CNL
CNM
They— Continued.
If they should (or, would) gas
If they should (or, would) not cat
If they were cau
If they were not- - oav
In them (their-s) -- cdo
Is, etc. (See Are. )
Let them be bgw
Let them have brv
Most of them -- sax
Must they (their-s)? cfb
Not they (their-s) cgb
Of them (their-s) -..cos
On them (their-s) chE
Ought they to? - cnx
Shall, or. Will they (their-s) ? CIY
Shall, or. Will they be? bhf
Shall, or. Will they do it ? boa
Shall, or, Willtheynot? ciz
Shall, or, Will they not do it? boo
Should, or, Would they (their-s) ?.-CJV
Then they (their-s) ---OKI
That they (their-s) clv
—They. Them. Their-s.
— They are for.
They are from... bet
They are beu
They are not bev
They can (or, may) -BKT
They can (or, may) be bhp
They can (or, may) have bsp
They can not (or, may not) --BKU
They can not (or, may not) be bhq
They can not (or, may not) have---BSG
They could (or, might) bln
They could (or, might) be bhr
They could (or, might) not BLO
They could (or, might) not be bhs
They do (or, did) boj
They do (or,did) not bok
They had (or, have)--- bsh
They had(or, have) been bht
They had (or, have) done bol
They had (or, have) had bsi
They had (or, have) not bsj
They had (or, have) not been bhu
They had (or, have) not done bom
They had (or, have) not had bsk
They must cpg
They must be .- bhv
They mu^t not Cph
They must not be bhw
They ought to CIE
They ought not to eip
They ought to be -— bhx
They ousht not to be / bhy
They shall (or, will) CJP
They shall (or, will) be bhz
They shall (or, will) not CJG
They shall (or, will) not be bia
They should (or, would) cjy
They should (or, would) be bio
They should (or, would) have bsl
They should (or, would) not cjz
They should (or; would) not be bid
They should (or. would) not have. --BSM
They were,.. coj
They were not.. cok
They were to be. .. -- - bie
They were not to be bip
To them (their-s) cny
84
AUXILIARY PHRASES.
Part 1.
THEY— WAS.
CNO
CNP
CNQ
CNR
CNS
CNT
CNU
CNV
CNW
CNX
CNY
CNZ
COA
COB
COD
COE
COF
COG
They — Continued.
Was, or, Weretbey (their-s) coy
Were they? cph
Were they not? CPi
What, or. Which do {or, did) they (we,
or, you) ? -- CQE
What, or, Which shall (or, will) they
{or, you) do? cqn
What, or. Which shall {or, will) they
{or, you) have--- CQO
What, or, Which should {or, would) they
{or, you) do? CQS
When do {or, did) they (or, you) ?..crf
When shall (or, will) I (they, we, or, you)
do? CRV
When shall {or, will) they ? cry
When shall {or, will) they {or, you)
have? CRZ
When they (their-s) CSH
When they are. CSI
Where are they ? CST
Where do {or, did) they {or, you) ?--CSZ
Where shall {or, will) they ?- - ctp
Where shall {or, will) they (or, you)
have ? 1 CTQ
Where should (or, would) they (their-s) ?
CTX
Where they (their-s) ctz
Where they are cua
Why they (their-s) ? cvw
With them (their-s) _cwk
This. (See That) cma
Those. (See These) cni
To — -CNO
Am I to? BEP
Am, Is, or. Are to beh
-To.
—To be.
—To be at.
— To be done.
—To be had .
—To do.
— To have.
— To him (his, her-s, it-s).
— To me (my, mine).
—To the.
— To them (their-s).
— To these (oi; those).
—To this (or, that).
— To us.(our-s).
To which (or, what).
To whom (or, whose).
— To you-r-s.
Me to cef
Not to CGF
Not to be CGH
Not to be done -.CGI
Not to be had ' cgj
Us. (See Ours. )
Was {or, Webte) com
He, She, It (or persons or things-s in-
dicated) was (or, were) bvt
He, She, It (or persons or things in-
dicated) was (or, were) to be bvw
He, She, It (or persons or thing s in-
dicated) was (or, were) not Bvu
COH
COI
COJ
COK
COM
COP
COQ
COR
COS
COT
COU
COV
COW
COX
COY
COZ
CPA
CPB
CPD
CPE
CPF
CPG
CPH
CPI
CPJ
CPK
CPL
CPM
CPN
CPO
Was — Continued.
He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) was (or, were) not to be.-BVX
How was (or, were) ? bxw
— I was.
— I was not.
If he (she, it, or persons or things indi-
cated) was (or, were) byt
If he(she, it, or person-s or things indi
eated) was(o?-, were)not byu
If I was bzt
If I was not Bztj
If they were cau
If they were not cav
If we were cbn
If we were not cbo
If you were cdg
If you were not cdh
That, or, This was clr
That, or. This was not CLS
There was(or, were) -_ cnf
There was (or, were)not cng
— They were.
— They were not.
They were not to be bif
They were to be bie
— Was, or. Were.
Was, or. Were done {01; doing) bon
— Was, or. Were for.
— Was, or. Were from.
Was, or. Were he (she, it, or persons or
things indicated) ?. bwx
Was, or. Were he (she, it, or persons or
things indicated) not ? bwy
— Was, or, Were his (her-s, it-s)?
— Was, or, Were I (my, mine)?
—Was I?
—Was I not ?
—Was, or, Were not.
Was, or. Were not done (or, doing) . -BOP
—Was, or. Were the.
— Was, or, Were there.
—Was, or. Were they (their-s).
—Was this (or, that).
Was, or, Were to be big
—Was, or. Were our-s (we)?
—Was, or, Were with.
—Was, or. Were you-r s.
—We were.
—We were not.
We were to be-.. biv
We were not to be biw
—Were these (or, those).
—Were they ?
—Were they not ?
—Were we ?
—Were we not ?
—Were you ?
—Were you not ?
What, or, Which was (or, were)?...CQT
When was (or, were)? csj
Where was (or, were)? cub
Who was (or, were)? cuw
Why was (or, were)? cvx
Why were you? ovz
—You were.
—You were not.
You were to be .- bjo
You were not to be bjp
Part I.
AUXILIARY PHRASES.
85
WE— WHAT.
CPQ
We. (See aZso Ours) cpq
After we (our-s, us) -".V.V-.cil
Are, or, Is our-s, or, Are we? bem
Can, or. May we (our-s)? bkn
Could, or. Might we (our-s) ? bli
Do, Does, or. Did we (our-s)? bmp
Had, Has, or, Have we (our-s)? brd
Had, or. Have we been? -.bfu
Had, or, Have we done? bmv
Had, or. Have we had? bee
How shall {or, will) we ? bxt
If we (our-s) caw
If we are _.. cax
If we are not cay
If we can (or, may) caz
If we can not (or. may not) cba
If we could (or, might) cbd
If we could {or, might) not cbe
If we do {or, did) .-. cbf
If we do {or, did) not ---CB«
If we had {or, have) cbh
If we had {or, have) not cbi
If we shall {or, will) cbj
If we shall {or, will) not cbk
If we should {or, would) cbl
If we should {or, would) not cbm
If we were cbn
If we were not cbo
May, etc. (See Can. )
Might, etc. (See Could.)
Must we (our-s)? cpd
Ought we (our-s) to? cib
Shall, or, Will we (our-s)? cja
Shall, or, Will we be? bhg
Shall, or. Will we not? cjb
Should, or. Would we (our-s)? cjw
Than we (our-s) ckj
That we (our-s) ^ CLW
Was, or. Were our-s (we)? cpa
—We.
We are bew
We are not , hex
We can {or, may) bkv
We can {or, may) be bih
We can {or, may) have bsn
We can not {or, may not) - - . . bkw
We can not {or, may not) be bij
We can not {or, may not) have bso
We could (or, might)' blp
We could {or, might) be bik
We could {or, might) not blq
We could {or, might) not be -Bim
We do {or, did).. boq
We do {or, did) not bor
We had {or, have) bsp
We had {or, have) been bin
We had (or, have) done - bos
We had {or, have) had bsq
We had {or, have) not bsr
We had {or, have) not been bio
We had {or, have) not done bot
We had {or. have) not had -.bst
We may, etc. (See Can. )
We might, etc. (See Could. )
We must CPi
We must be bip
We must not cfj
We must not be -^ biq
We ought to -CIG
We ought not to cm
We shall (or, will) -.cjh
CPR
OPS
CPT
CPU
CPV
CPW
CPX
CPY
CPZ
CQA
CQB
CQD
We — Continued.
We shall {or, will) be --.bir
We shall {or, will) have .bsu
We shall {or, will) not CJI
We shall (or, will) not be bis
We shall (or, will) not have --.bsv
We should (or, would) cka
We should (or, would) be .- bit
We should (or, would) have bsw
We should (or, would) not ckb
We should (or, would) not be biu
We should (or, would) Viot have bsx
We were cpe
We were not cpf
We were not to be biw
We were to be biv
— We who.
Were we? cpj
Were we not? cpk
What, or. Which do (or, did) they (we,
or, you)? - OQE
What, or. Which shall (or, will) I (or,
we) do? CQL
What, or, Which shall (or, will) I (or,
we) have? cqm
What, or, Which should (or, would) I
(or, we) do? --- cqr
When are we? -CQX
When do (or, did) I (or, we)? ore
When shall (or, will) I (or, we)? ---CRU
When shall (or, will) I (they, we, or,
you) do? CRV
When shall (or, will) we have? csa
When we (our-s) CSK
When we are csl
Where am I (or, are we)? CSQ
Where do (or, did) I (or. we)? OSY
Where I am {or, we are) ctg
Where shall (or, will) I (or, we)?---CTN
Where shall (or, will) we have? ctr
Where we (our-s) .cud
Why we (our-s) cvy
Will, etc. (See Shall.)
Would, etc. (See Should.)
Were. (See Was) com
What cpu (or. Which cuo)
— After what (or, which).
— Before what (or, which).
By what (or, which) bjz
For what (or, which) bpk
Prom what (or, which) bpx
Of what (or, which) cau
On what (or, which) ohg
Than what (or, which) ckl
That what (or, which) clx
To what (or, which) .. cod
—What.
—What, or, Which am I?
What, or. Which are (or, is)?
— What, or, Which are (or, is) he (she, it
or persons or things indicated)"?
— What, or. Which are (or, is) you-r-s?
What, or. Which can (or, may)?
— What, or. Which could (or, might)?
What, or. Which do (does, or, did)?
■What, or. Which does (do, or, did) he
(she, it, or persons or things indi-
cated)'!
86
AUXILIARY PHRASES.
Part I.
WHAT— WHICH.
CQE
CQF
CQG
CQH
CQI
CQJ
CQK
C.QL
CQM
CQN
CQO
CQP
CQR
CQS
CQT
CQU
CQV
CQW
CQX
CQY
CQZ
CRA
CRB
CRD
CRB
CRF
CRG
CRH
CRI
CRJ
CRK
CRL
CRM
CRN"
CRO
CRP
CRQ
CRS
CRT
CRU
CRV
CRW
CRX
CRY
CRZ
What — Continued.
— What, (or, Which do (or, did) they (we,
or, you)?
— What, or, Which had (has, or, have)?
What, or, Which is? {See Are. )
—What, or, Which is it?
What, or. Which may? {See Can. )
What, or, Which might? {See Could.)
— ^What, or. Which must?
—What, or. Which of the — ?
— What, or. Which ought to?
— What.'oj-, Which shall {or, will)— I?
— What, or. Which shall {or, will) I {or,
we) do?
— What, or, Which shall {or, will) I {or,
we) have?
— What, or. Which shall {or, will) they
{or, you) do?
— What, or. Which shall {or, will) they
{or, you) have?
— What, or. Which should {or, would)?
— What, or. Which should {or, would) I
{or, we) do?
— What, or. Which should {or, would)
they {or, you) do?
— What, or. Which was {or, were)?
What, or. Which will? (See Shall.)
What, or. Which would? (See Should. )
Which i CUG
With what {or, which)? own
When cQU
—When.
— When am I to?
— When are {or, is)?
— When are we?
— When are you?
— When can (or. may)?
— When could {or, might)?
— When do (does, or, did) ?
— When does (do, or, did) he (she, it, or
persons or things indicated)?
— When do {or, did) I {or, we)?
—When do {or, did) they {or, you)?
—When done — with.
—When had (has, or, have)?
— When had {or, have) y..u?
— When he (she, it, or persons or things
indicated) is {or, are).
— When his (her-s, it-s).
— When I (my, mine).
— When I can {or, may).
When is? (See Are.)
— ^When is {or, are) he (she, it, or persons
or things indicated)?
When may, etc. ? {See Can. )
When might, etc. ? (See Could. )
— When must?
■—When ought?
—When shall {or, will)?
— When shall {or, will) be?
— When shall {or, will) he (she, it, or per-
sons or things indicated)?
— When shall {or, will) I {or, we)?
—When shall {or, will) I (they, we, or,
you) do?
— When shall {or, will) I have?
—When shall {or, will) it be done?
—When shall {or, will) they?
— When shall {or, will) they {or, you)
have? '
CSA
CSB
CSD
CSE
CSF
CSG
CSH
CSI
CFJ
CSK
CSL
CSM
CSN
cso
CSP
CSQ
CSR
CST
CSU
CSV
CSW
CSX
CSY
CSZ
CTA
CTB
CTD
CTE
CTF
CTG
CTH
CTI
CTJ
CTK
CTL
CTM
CTN
CTO
CTP
CTQ
CTR
CTS
CTU
crv
CTW
CTX
CTY
CTZ
CCJA
CUB
CUD
CUE
CUF
CUG
When— Continued.
— When shall {or, will) we have?
— When shall {or, ■will) you?
— When shall {or, will) you be?
— When should {or, wonld)^
— When the — .
— When these (or, those).
— When they (their-s).
— When they are.
— When was {or, were)?
— When we (our-s).
— When we are.
When will, etc. ? (See Shall. )
When would, etc. ? (See Should. )
— When you-J-s.
— When you are.
Where cso
From whence {or, where) bpy
•Where.
■Whereabouts.
— Where am I {or, are we)?
-Where are {or, is)?
-Where are they?
Where are you from?.-.^ si
-Where are you going?
-Where can {or, may)?
— Where could {or, might)?
-Where do (does, or, did)?
-Where do {or, did) I {or, we)?
— Where do {or, did) they {or, you)?
-Where for?
-Where had (has, or, have)?
— Where he (she, it, or persons or thing s
indicated) is {or, are).
-Where his (her-s, its).
— Where I (my, mine).
— Where I am {or, we are).
—Where is {or, are) he (she, it, or per.
sons or things indicated)?
Where is, etc. ? (See Are. )
Where may, etc. ? (See Can. )
Where might, etc. ? (See Could. )
— Where must?
— Where ought?
— Where shall {or, will)?
—Where shall {or, will) be?
—Where shall {or, will) he (she, it, or per-
sons or things indicated)?
—Where shall {or, will) I {or, we)?
—Where shall (or, will) I have?
—Where shall (or, will) they?
-Where shall (or, will) they (or, you)
have?
■Where shall (or, will) we have?
■Where shall (or, will) you?
—Where shall (or, will) you be?
—Where should (or, would)?
—Where should {or, would) the — ?
—Where should (or, would) they (their-s)?
— Where the.
—Where they (their-s).
— Where they are.
■Where was (or, were) ?
-Where we (our-s).
Where we are -- ctg
-Where you-r-s.
-Where you are.
Which. (See What.)
Part I.
AUXILIARY PHRASES.
87
WHO— YOU.
CUH
GUI
CUJ
CUM
CUO
CUP
CUQ
CUR
CUV
CUW
CUX
CUY
CUZ
CVA
CVB
CVD
CVE
CVF
CVG
OVH
CVt
CVJ
CVK
CVL
CVM
CVN
cvo
CVP
CVQ
CVR
CVS
CVT
CVU
CVW
CVX
CVY
CVZ
CWA
CWB
Who. Whom cuh
By whom (or, whose) bka
For whom (or, whose) -.. bpl
From whom (or, whose) bpz
Of whom (or, whose) -_ cGV
On whom (or, whose)-.- chi
To whom (or, whose) -. --coe
Wewho .-- oPB
—Who. Whom.
— Who are (or, is)?
— Who can (or, may) ?
— Who could (or, might) f
— Who do (does, or, did) ?
— Who had (has, or, have)?
Who is, etc. ? (See Are. )
Who may, etc.? (See Can.)
Who might, etc.? (See Could.)
—Who must?
—Who ought?
Who shall (or, will)? zep'
— Who should (or, wotild) ?
—Who was (or, were)?
Who will, etc. ? (See Shall. )
Who would, etc. ? (See Should. )
Whose? ZDU
With whom (or, whose)? cwo
Why --- CUX
—Why?
—Why am I?
— Why are (or, is) ?
■ — Why are you?
— Why are you not?
Why can (or, may)? hup
— Why can not (or, may not)?
— Why could (or, might)?
— Why could (or, might) not ?
— Why do (does, or, did) ?
— Why do (does, or, did) not ?
— Why do (or, did) you ?
— Why do (or, did) you not ?
— ^Why had (has, or, have)?
— Why had (has, or, have) not ?
— AVhy had (or, have) you ?
— Why had (or; have) you not ?
Why is, etc. ? (See Are. )
Why may, etc.? (See Can.)
Why might, etc. ? (See Could. )
— ^Why must ?
—Why not ?
—Why ought ?
—Why shall (or, will)?
—Why shall (or, will) not ?
— Why should (or, would) ?
—Why should (or, would) not ?
—Why they (their-s)?
— Why was (or, were)?
—Why we (our-s).
— Why were you ?
Why will, etc. ? (See Shall. )
Why would, etc. ? (See Should. )
— Why you-r-s.
Will. (See Shall.)
How will they?— - bxy
It will do - - BNV
Will - CWB
Will it be ? - BIX
Will it do? BOU
CWD
OWE
CWF
CWG
CWH
CWI
CWJ
CWK
CWL
OWM
OWN
CWO
CWP
CWE
cws
Will Continued.
—Will it have ?
Will not - ciu
Will not do BOV
—Will you do it ?
With -- - cwp
Are, or. Is with — bee
Me with CEG
Not with CGK
That with cly
Was, or. Were with — cpb
When done^with org
—With.
— With him (his, her-s, it-s).
— With me (my, mine).
—With the.
—With that (or, this).
— With them (their-s).
— With these (or, those).
— With us (our-s).
— With what (or, which).
— With whom (or, whose).
— With you-r-s.
Would. (See Should) -Cjo
YoU-R-S -CWT
— After you-r-s.
A.re, or. Is, you-r-s bes
— Before you-r-s.
By you-r-s bko
Can, or. May you-r-s? -BKO
Could, or, Might you-r-s ? blj
Do, Does, or, Did you-r-s? bmq
For you-r-s - -_bpm
From you-r-s bqa
Had, Has, or. Have you-r-s? brp
Had, or. Have you been? bfv
Had, or. Have you done? bmw
Had, or. Have you had? brg
How are you? - BXl
How do (or, did) you? bxm
How shall (or, will) you ? ._- -BXU
If you-r-8 CBP
If you are CBQ
If you are not cbr
If you can (or, may) Cbs
If you can not (or, may not) - - cbt
If you could (or, might) cbu
If you could ( or, might not ) - Obv
If you do (or, did) CBw
If you do (or, did) not cbx
If you had (or, have) cby
If you had (or,have)not cbz
If you shall (or, will) Oda
If you shall (or, will) not cdb
If you should (or, would) cde
If you should (or, would) not cdp
If you were -- cdg
If you were not cdh
In your-s Cdr
Is, etc. (See Are. )
May, etc. (See Can.)
Might, etc. (See Could.)
Must you-r-s? cpe
Not you-r-s --- — -CGL
Of you-r-s CGW-
On you-r-s chj
Ought you-r-s to? cid
Shall, or. Will you-r-s?-— cjd
88
AUXILIARY PHRASES.
Pakt I.
YOU.
YoD — Continusd.
Shall, or, Will you be ?. BHI
Shall, or, Will you do it?-- bod
Shall, or, Will you not ? cje
Shall, or, Will you not be? Bflj
Shall, or, Will you not do it? boe
Should, or. Would you-r-s? CJX
Than you-r-s -- -__ckm
That you-r-s -- --CLZ
To you-r-s --COF
Was, or. Were you-r-s cpd
Were you? cpl
Were you not? cpm
What, or. Which are (or, is) you-r-s?. cpy
What, or, Which do (or, did) you (they,
or, we)?---' CQE
What, or. Which shall (orr will) you
{or, they) do? CQN
What, or. Which shall (or, will) you
{or, they) have? -CQO
What, or. Which should {or, would)
you (or, they) do? CQS
When are you? CQY
When do {or, did) you {or, they)?--CRF
When had {or, have) you? cki
When shall {or, will) I (you, they, or,
we) do? CRV
When shall {or, will) you?- CSB
When shall {or, will) you be? CSD
When shall {or, will) you {or, they)
have? CRZ
When you-r-s csm
When you are csn
Where are you from? ---Si
Where are you going? - csu
Where do {or, did) you (or, they)?-csz
Where shall (or, will) you? cts
Where shall {or, will) you be? CTU
Where shall {or, will) you {or, they)
have? CTQ
Where you-r-s cub
Where you are CUF
Why are you? ---.. Cva
Why are you not? CVB
Why do {or, did) you? cvi
Why do(or, did) you not? cvj
Why had (or, have) you? cvm
Why had {or, have) you not? cvn
Why were you?- cvz
Why you-r-s? cwa
Will you do it? cwb
With you-r-s cwp
CWT
You — Continued.
—You-r-s.
You are bet
You are not bez
You can (or, may) bkx
You can {or, may) be biy
You can {or, may) have bsy
You can not {or, may not)-!-- bky
You can not {or, may not) be biz
You can not {or, may not) have BSZ
You could {or, might) blk
You could {or, might) be bja
You could {or, might) not -.-BLS
You could {(rr, might) not be bjc
You do (or,»did) bow
You do (or, did) not box
You had (or, have) bta
You had {or, have) been bjd
You had {or, have) done boy
You had (or, have) had btc
You had {or, have) not btd
You had (or, have) not been bje
You had (or, have) not done boz
You had (or, hafve) not had bte
You may, etc. (See Can. )
You might, etc. (See Could. )
You must CFK
You must be-.- bjp
You must not cfl
You must not be bjg
You ought to --Clj
You ought not to CIK
You ought to "be- bjh
You ought not to be bji
You shall(or, will) .„ cjk
You shall (or, will) be bjk
You shall (or, will) have .btf
You shall (or, will) not cjl
You shall (or, will)not be bjl
You shall (or, will) not have- btg
You should (or, would) ckd
You should (or, would) be- --BJM
You should (or, would) have bth
You should (or, would) not--- Cke
Yoti should (or, would) not be bjn
You should (or, would) not have bti
You were cpn
You were not cpo
You were to be bjo
You were not to be - bjp
You will, etc. (See Shall.)
You would, etc. (See Should.)
GEOGEAPHICAL SIGNALS.
NAMES OF PLACES AERANGED ACCORDING TO THEIR GEOGRAPHICAL
POSITIONS.
B. Bay.
C, Cape, Capo, Cap.
Ch. Channel.
G. Gull.
F. Fort.
Hd. Head.
Notations.
Hr. Harbor.
I. Island.
Lt. Light.
Lt. V. Light vessel.
Mt. Mount, Mont.
P. Port, Porto Puerte.
Pt. Point, Pointe.
R. Riter.
Sh. Shoal.
Str. Strait.
The System of Orthography is that adopted by the Board of Geographic Names.
ARCTIC OCEAN.
NORTH COAST RUSSIA.
WEST COAST NORWAY.
ABCD
Arctic Ocean.
ABEJ
Zimnegorski.
ABGM
Gjesvaer.
ABCE
C. CheluBkin.
ABEK
Modyugski I. d
ABGN
Fruholm.
ABCF
Taimur G.
ABEM
Dwina (N.) Lt. V. a
ABGP
Alten Fiord.
ABCH
Pjasina R.
ABEN
Dwina R.
ABGQ
Ftiglenses.
ABCI
Kuskino.
ABEO
Arkhangel.
ABGR
Hammerfest.
ABCJ
Yenisei.
ABEQ
Zhizhginsk I.
ABGT
Alten.
ABCL
Tdisbonow.
ABER
Solovetski.
ABGU
Hasvig.
ABCM
Ob.
ABET
Bol Shuzhmui.
ABGV
Skibotten.
ABCO
Obdorsk.
ABEU
Onega.
ABGW
Loppen.
ABCP
Beresow.
ABEV
Kush.
ABGX
Lyngen.
ABCQ
Samarowsk.
ABEW
Nyukcha.
ABHO
Tromso.
ABCS
Yalmal Promontory.
ABEX
Suma.
ABHD
Malangen.
ABCT
Krusenstern B.
ABEY
Soroka.
ABHE
Hekkingen.
ABCU
Bahydarat B.
ABEZ
Shuya.
ABHG
Stofiesbotten.
ABCW
Franz Josef Land.
ABFG
Kem.
ABHI
Berg.
ABCY
Spitzbeigen.
ABFD
Kalgalaksha.
ABHJ
Reisen. ^
ABDC
Bel Sound.
ABFG
Kandalak G.
ABHL
Andenses Lt.
ABDE
Magdalena B.
ABFH
Knivaia.
ABHM
Haarbjerget.
ABDG
Hakluyts Hd.
ABFI
Kandalaksha.
ABHN
Nordland.
ABDH
Hinlopen Str.
ABFK
Lapland.
ABHP
Sandtorv.
ABDI
Seven Is., The.
ABFL
Sosnovetz I.
ABHQ
Vesteraalen.
ABDK
Parry I.
ABFM
Orlov C.
ABHR
Haasel.
ABDL
Rossi.
ABFO
Orlovka.
ABHT
Gisund.
ABDM
Bear I.
ABFP
Svyatoi Nos. d
ABHU
Harstad.
ABDO
Kara Sea.
ABFQ
Alexandre vsk (Kola).
ABHV
Stangholm.
ABDP
Nova Zembla.
ABHW
Trano.
ABDQ
Matochkin Shar (Str.).
ABFS
Norway.
ABHX
Hammero.
ABDR
MoUer B. d
ABFT
Fihmarken.
ABHY
Gryto.
ABDS
Kara Str.
ABFU
Varanger Fiord.
ABHZ
Flado.
ABFV
Jarfjord.
ABIC
Lofoten Is.
ABDT
Europe.
ABFW
Vadso.
ABID
Lodingen.
ABFX
Vardo.
ABIE
Vaagen.
ABDU
Russia.
ABFY
Tana Fiord.
ABIF
Skraaven.
ABDV
Waigatcb I.
ABGC
Berleyaag.
ABIJ
Flagstad.
ABDW
Yugorski Str.
ABGD
Gamvig.
ABIL
Kabelvaag.
ABDY
Chabarova.
ABGE
KoUefiord.
Lebesby.
ABIM
Svolvser.
ABDZ
Petchora R.
ABGF
ABIP
Orsvaag.
ABEC
Oussa.
ABGH
Repvaag.
^SI8
HenningS Vser.
ABED
White Sea.
ABGI
Kistrand.
ABIR
Gimso.
ABEF
Rusanovka.
ABGJ
Magerosund.
ABIT
Valberg.
ABEG
Mezen.
ABGK
Havosund.
ABIU
Stamsund.
ABEI
Morzhavetz I. d
ABGL
North C.
ABIV
Balstad.
a Sienifles an International Signal Station; 6 a Time Signal Station; c a Weather, Tide, or Ice Signal Station; d a Life-Saving Station;
* e a Lloyd's Signal Station; / a Wireless Telegraph Station.
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GEOGKAPHICAL SIGNALS PLACES GEOGRAPHICALLY ARRANGED.
Part I,
WEST COAST NORWAY.
ABIX
Reine.
ABMS
Ringholm.
ABQS
Fresvik.
ABIY
Moskenses.
ABMU
Grip.
ABQT
Sogndal.
ABIZ
Glopen.
ABMV
Stavenes.
ABQV
Kaupanger.
Lerdalsoren.
ABJC
Sorvaag.
ABMW
Kristiansund.
ABQW
ABJE
Ofoten Fiord.
ABMY
Kvitnes.
ABQX
Aardals.
ABJF
Victoria Haven (Nar-
ABMZ
Hestskiser.
Little Sando.
ABQZ
Solvorn.
vick).
ABNC
ABEC
Marifjseren.
ABJG
Bodo.
ABNE
Kvitholm.
ABED
Holmengraa.
ABJH
Biorno.
ABNF
Hustad.
ABRE
Gudvangen.
ABJI
Salten Fiord.
ABNG
Bud.
ABRF
Helliso.
ABJK
Nyholm.
ABNI
Bjornsund.
ABRG
Ostrejm.
ABJL
Hellig Vser.
ABNJ
Ona.
ABRH
Lindaas.
ABJM
Sulitjelma Mines.
ABNK
Rodsbugt.
ABRJ
Sjelanger.
ABJO
Blixvser.
ABNM
Molde.
ABRL
Bergen.
ABJP
Skomvser.
ABNO
Molde Fiord.
ABBM
Lero.
ABJR
Rost.
ABNP
Vebliingsnffis.
ABRP
Marsten.
ABJS
Pemris.
ABNS
Mooen.
ABRQ
Pirholm.
ABJT
Stotsund.
ABNT
Rod.
ABRS
Slottero.
ABJV
Gilleskaal.
ABNV
Visdal.
ABBT
Bekkervig.
ABJX
Grino.
ABNW
Rodven.
ABRU
Trano.
ABJY
Rodo. ■
ABNX
Fiksdal.
ABRV
Folgero.
ABJZ
Selsovik.
ABNZ
Kvsernholm.
ABRW
Lervig.
ABKC
Trsen I.
ABOC
Hellevik.
ABRY
Langenutn.
ABKD
Soholm.
ABOD
Lepsorev.
ABEZ
Hardanger Fiord.
ABKE
Aas Vser.
ABOF
Rosholm.
ABSC
Kvindherred.
ABKG
Donnaeso.
ABOG
Erkno.
ABSE
Strandebarm.
ABKH
Kobberdal.
ABOH
Synses.
ABSF
Jondal.
ABKI
MoHJoen.
ABOJ
Aalesund.
ABSG
Vikor.
ABKJ
BuKolm.
ABOK
Hogsten, or Hogstenen.
ABSI
Ostenso.
ABKL
Bronnosund.
ABOL
Alnses.
ABSJ
Kinservik.
ABEN
Bronno.
ABON
Graesholmen.
ABSK
Ullensvang.
ABKO
Melstenen.
ABOP
Rundo.
ABSM
Odde.
ABKP
Leka.
ABOQ
Ulfeten.
ABSN
Holmedal.
ABKQ
Gutvik.
ABOS
Flaavser.
ABSO
Olen.
ABKE,
Fjeldvik.
ABOT
Sando.
ABSQ
Mosterhavn.
ABKS
Dolma.
ABOU
Orsten.
ABSR
Bommelo.
ABKT
Vigten la.
ABOW
Volden.
ABST
Nordoerne.
ABKU
Nordoerne.
ABOX
Sovde.
ABSV
Lille Blegen.
ABKW
Rorvig.
ABOY
Hogsholm.
ABSW
Espevser.
ABKX
Gjoeslingerne.
ABOZ
Lekanger.
ABSX
Ryvarden.
ABKY
Ottero.
ABPC
Stat.
ABSZ
Haugesund.
ABLC
Nameos.
ABPD
Skongsnses.
ABTC
Rovser.
ABLD
Statland.
ABPE
Ulvesund.
ABTD
Sorhaugo.
ABLE
Villa.
ABPG
Moldo.
ABTF
Sandeid.
ABLH
Reko.
ABPH
Nord Fiord.
ABTG
Neerstrand.
ABLI
Bjoro.
ABPI
Rugsund.
ABTH
Stolmen.
ABLK
Ramso.
ABPK
Daviken.
ABTK
Fseo.
ABLM
Halten Is.
ABPL
Starhejm.
ABTL
Udsire.
ABLN
Bessaker.
ABPM
Smorhavn.
ABTN
Hdievarde.
ABLP
Syd Krogo.
ABPN
Olden.
ABTO
Vigsnses Mines.
ABLQ
Lundo.
ABPO
Ytteroerne.
ABTP
Skudesnses.
ABLE
Stokkoen.
ABPQ
Stabben.
ABTR
Hvidingso.
ABLS
Valdersund.
ABPB
Ploro.
ABTS
Fjeldo.
Tungensea.
ABLT
Kjeungskjser.
OrlandB.
ABPS
Kinn.
ABTU
ABLU
ABPU
Eke Fiord.
ABTW
Stavanger.
ABLV
Beian.
ABPV
Svan6.
ABTX
Sandnses.
ABLX
Agdenes.
ABPW
Vefring.
Naustdal.
ABTY
Fladholm.
ABLY
Lensviken.
ABPY
ABUC
Osa.
ABLZ
Rodberg.
ABPZ
Askevold.
ABUD
Lille Feisten.
ABMD
Trondhjem. b c
ABQC
Dale.
ABUE
Jsederens Pt. d
ABME
Munkholm.
ABQE
Tanso.
ABUF
Vig. d
Obrestad. a d
ABMF
Stenkjser.
ABQF
Hindo.
ABUG
ABMH
Hommelviken.
ABQG
Stensundene.
ABUH
Husvegg. d
Kvalbein. d
ABMI
Levanger.
ABQI
Sogne Fiord.
ABUI
ABMJ
Boroholm.
ABQJ
Bratholm.
ABUJ
Rauna. d
ABML
Tranholm.
ABQK
Bo.
ABUK
Ekero.
ABMN
Terningen.
ABQM
Ladvik.
ABUL
Ekersund.
ABMO
Vaeroerne.
ABQN
Viksoren.
ABUM
Vibberodden.
ABMQ
Lyen.
ABQO
Vangsnses.
ABUN
Soggendalstrand.
ABME
Edo.
ABQR
Lekanger.
ABUO
Reke Fiord.
a Signifies an International Signal Station; 6 a Time Signal Station; c a Weather, Tide, or Ice Signal Station; d a Life-Savine Ststion-
e a Lloyd's Signal Station; / a Wireless Telegraph Station. v.-.iovius obaoiuu,
Part I.
GEOGRAPHICAL SIGNALS — PLACES GEOGRAPHICALLY ARRANGED.'
91
SKAGERRACK.
SWEDEN AND DENMARK.
ABUP
ABUQ
ABUR
ABUS
ABUT
ABUW
ABUX
ABUY
ABUZ
ABVC
ABVD
ABVE
ABVF
ABVG
ABVH
ABVI
ABVJ
ABVL
ABVM
ABVP
ABVQ
ABVR
ABVT
ABVW
ABVX
ABVZ
ABWC
ABWE
ABWF
ABWG
ABWI
ABWJ
ABWK
ABWM
ABWN
ABWO
ABWQ
ABWR
ABWS
ABWU
ABWV
ABWX
ABWY
ABWZ
ABXO
ABXD
ABXE
ABJ^F
ABXG
ABXH
ABXI
ABXJ
ABXL
ABXN
ABXO
ABXP
ABXQ
ABXS
ABXT
ABXV
ABXW
ABXY
ABYC
ABYD
ABYE
ABYG
, ABYH
ABYI
ABYK
Flekkefiord.
Hittero.
Lister.
Stave, d
OsthaSBelstranden. d
Kvilio. d
Farsund.
Katland.
Lindesnees (The Naze).
Svinor.
Eemesvigen.
Hatholm.
Mandal.
Riso Bank.
Kleven.
Mannefjord.
Ryvingen.
Songvaar Lt.
Hollen.
0x6. ace
Gronningen.
OdderS.
Chhistiansand.
Vestre Havn.
Topdals Fiord.
Lillesand.
Homborgsund.
Grimstad.
Arendal.
Torungen.
Naresto.
Ydre Mokkelaa.
Tvedestrand.
Lyngor.
Risor.
Kran Fiord.
Kragero.
Helle.
lomfruland.
Langesund.
Langotangen.
Brevik.
Stathelle.
Porsgrund.
Skien.
Helgeraaen.
Nevlunghavn.
Skagerrack.
Fredriksvsern.
Stavsernsodden.
Laurvik.
Svenoer.
Sandefiord.
Tonsberg.
Fserder. a e
Vrsengen.
Vallo.
Fulehuk.
Aasgaard strand.
Basto.
Horten.
Carljohansvsern.
Holmestrand.
Dramraen.
Svelvik.
Rodtangen.
Fildtvedt.
Christiania. 6 c
Sandviken.
ABYL
Drobak.
ACEG
Barseback.
ABYM
Hvidsteen.
ACEH
Lomma.
ABYN
Soon.
ACEJ
Malmo. 6
ABYO
Moss.
ACEK
Kalkgrundet Lt. V.
ABYQ
Laurkollen.
ACEM
Oscargrundet Lt. V.
ABYR
Ellinggaard Kiloii.
ACEN
Lirahamn.
ABYS
Eanko.
ACEO
Klagstorp.
ABYU
Slevik.
ACEP
Skanor. d
ABYV
Torgauten.
ACEQ
Falsterbo. c
ABYW
Thorbjorns kjser.
ACER
Trelleborg.
ABYX
Frederikstad. c
ACES
Falsterboref Lt. V.
ABYZ
Sandesund.
ACET
Smyge Pt.
ABZC
Sarpsborg.
ABZE
Fredrikshald.
ACEU
Baltic Ska.
ABZF
Hvaler la.
ACEV
Ystad. d
ABZG
Lauersvcelgen.
ACEX
Sandhammar Pt. d
ACEY
Bornholm.
ABZH
Sweden.
ACEZ
Ron lie. 6 d
ABZJ
Bohus B.
ACFD
Hasle. d
ABZL
Koster I.
ACFE
Hammershus. ace
ABZM
Stromstad.
ACFG
Hammer Pt.
ABZN
Ursholrn.
ACFI
Christianso.
ABZP
Svangen.
ACFJ
Svaneke. d
ABZQ
Vaderobod.
ACFK
Nexo.
ABZR
Hallo, erf
ACFM
Due OddL'.
ABZT
Maseskar.
ACFO
Simrishamii.
ABZU
Uddevalla.
ACFP
Hanobugten.
ABZV
Mollo.
ACFQ
Ahus.
ABZX
Vaderoarne.
ACER
Solvesborg.
ABZY
Gronskareri.
ACFS
Christianstad (Kristian-
AOBD
Kladesholra.
stad).
ACBE
Hamnskjir.
ACFT
Brantevik. d
ACBF
Lysekil I. c
ACFU
Hano I.
ACBH
Pater Noster.
ACFV
Karlshamn.
ACBI
Marstrand.
ACFW
Karlskbona. bf
ACBJ
Kattegat..
ACFY
Godnatt Rock.
AOBL
EastCh. (Ostrarannan).
ACFZ
Utklippan
AOBM
West Ch. ( Vestra rannan) .
ACGD
Utlangan.
ACBN
Winga (Vinga).a c e
ACGE
Ut Grunden Lt. V.
AOBP
Kanso.
ACGF
Kalmar Sound.
ACBQ
Buskar I.
ACGH
Garpen.
ACBR
GOTTENBUBG. 6
ACGI
Grimskar.
ACBT
Waro.
ACGJ
Kalmar.
ACBU
Tistlarne.
ACGK
Skagganas.
ACBV
Nidingen.
ACGL
Damman.
ACBW
Fladen Lt. V.
ACGM
Oscarshamn.
AGBX
Warberg. c
ACGO
Furon.
AOBY
Morup T4nge. c
ACGP
Figeholm.
ACBZ
Falkenberg.
ACGQ
Oland.
ACDE
Tylo.
ACGS
Morbyianga.
ACDF
Halmstad. d
ACGT
Ispe Pt.
ACDG
Hallands Wadero.
ACGU
Ekeruma.
ACDI
Vingaskar.
AOGW
BorghoLm.
ACDJ
Skelder B.
ACGX
Bioriiabben Rock.
ACDK
Engelholm. d
ACGY
Kanpel Pt. (Olands
Ostra).
ACDL
Arildslage. d
ACGZ
Grasgard. d
ACDM
The Sound (Sundbt).
ACHB
Segerstad.
ACDN
Kullen.
ACHD
Gotland.
ACDO
Molle.
ACHF
Hoborg.
AGDQ
Lerhamn.
ACHG
Carlso.
AODR
Hoganas. d
ACHI
Klintehamn.
ACDS
Svinbaden Lt. V.
ACHK
Utholmen.
ACDU
Wiken.
ACHL
Visby. d
ACDV
Helsingborg. ac de
AOHM
Stenkyrkehuk.
ACDW
Raa.
ACHN
Skarsande. d
ACDX
Haken. •
ACHO
Faro./
ACDY
Hven I.
ACHP
Holmudden.
ACEB
Landskrona.
ACHQ
Gotska Sandon.
ACEF
Flint Ch. (Flint rannan).
ACHS
Kopparstenarne Lt. V.
a Sienifiea an International Signal Station; 6 a Time Signal Station; ca Weather, Tide, or Ice Signal Station; d a Life-Saving Station;
BDigumc » e J a Lloyd's Signal Station; /a Wireless Telegraph Station.
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GEOGRAPHICAL SIGNALS PLACES GEOGRAPHICALLY ARRANGED.
Part I.
SWEDEN.
FINLAND.
ACHT
Slitehamn.
ACLV
Gran I.
ACPO
Biorneborg.
ACHU
Ostergarij.
ACLW
Bremo. a
ACPR
Kallo I.
ACHW
Ljugarn.
ACLX
SundsvaU.
ACPS
Raumo.
AOHX
Bonehamn.
ACLZ
Balso.
ACPT
Relandersgrund.
ACHY
Falluden. d
ACMB
Alno.
ACPV
Nystad.
ACHZ
Sparo.
ACMD
Juniskaren.
ACPW
Enskar.
ACIB
Vesterwik.
ACME
Vifsta (Wifsta) Wharf.
ACPX
Aland Isles.
ACID
Ido.
ACMF
Hernosand.
ACPZ
Skalskar.
ACIE
Stedsholm.
ACMG
■ Lungo.
ACQB
Market Rock.
ACIG
Syrsan.
ACMH
Angermannaelf.
ACQD
Hellman.
ACIH
Valdemarsvik.
ACMJ
UlUnger.
Bredskar.
ACQE
Nodendal.
ACIJ
HaradsBkar.
ACMK
ACQG
ACQH
ACQt
ACQif
ACQL
ACQM
ACQO
ACQP
ACQR
ACQT
ACQU
ACQV
ACQX
Abo. 6
ACIK
Storklappen.
ACML
Skagens Hamn.
Uto.
ACIL
Soderkoping.
Gotha (Gota) Canal.
ACMO
Ornakoldsvik.
Korso.
ACIM
ACMP
Nordmaling.
Bogskar.
Lagskar.
Led Sund
ACIN
ACIP
Norrkoping.
Arko.
ACMQ
ACMS
Sydoetbrotten Lt. V.
tfmea.
ACIQ
Oxelo.
ACMT
Holmogadd. ,
Bomarsund.
ACIR
Hafringe.
ACMU
Norrbyskar. .
Hango. a c
"Riisaro a d
ACIT
Nykoping.
ACMW
Stora Fiadeiagg.
ACIU
LandsOrt.
ACMX
Bergudden Pt.
Eknas.
ACIV
Almagrundet Lt.V.
ACMZ
Holmon.
Rpnskar
ACIY
Sodertelje.
ACNB
Snipan Lt. V.
(rToliflra,
ACIZ
ACJD
Misknuf.
Hufvudskar.
ACND
ACNF
Ratan.
Biuro (Bjuro) Klubb.
Helsingfors. abed
ACJE
Alandskar.
ACNG
GSsoren.
ACJF
Dalaro.
ACNH
Furugrund.
ACQY
Gulp of Finland.
ACJH
Gronskar.
ACNJ
Ursvik.
ACQZ
Sveaborg.
ACJI
Sandhamn.
ACNK
Skelleftea.
ACRD
Soder Skars.
ACJK
Fredriksborg;
ACNL
Kage.
ACRE
Kalbaden Lt. V. d
ACJM
Vaxholm.
ACNO
Pitea.
ACRE
Glosholm.
ACJQ
Stockholm. 6/
ACNP
Leskar.
ACRH
Borga.
ACJT
Svenska Hogarne.
ACNQ
Rodkallen.
ACRI
Lovisa.
ACJU
Svenska Bjorn Lt. V.
ACNR
Norstromsgrund Lt. V.
ACRJ
Kotka I.
ACJV
Soderarm.
ACNS
Germando.
ACRL
Fredrikshamn.
ACJW
Fejan.
ACNT
Lulea.
ACRM
Villa.
ACJX
Norretelje.
ACNU
Salmis.
ACRN
Viborg.
ACJY
Vato.
ACNV
Haparanda.
ACRP
Biorko.
ACKB
Waddo (Vaddo).
ACNW
Ranea.
ACRQ
Verko Matala Lt. V.
ACKD
Arholma.
ACNX
Maloren.
ACRS
Stirs Pt.
ACKE
Simpnasklubb.
ACNY
Tore.
ACRU
Sestroretzk.
ACKG
Grisselhamn.
ACNZ
Kalix.
ACRV
Kronstadt. a 6 c/
ACKH
Svartklubben.
ACOB
Seskaro.
ACRW
Tolboukin.
ACKI
Allsta, or, Hallsta.
AORY
St. Petebsbukg. b df
ACKI
Understen.
ACOD
Finland.
ACSB
Moscow.
ACOE
Kemi.
ACSE
Neva, d
ACKO
Gulf of Bothnia.
ACOG
Plevna.
ACSF
Strelna.
ACKQ
Harg.
ACOH
Sima.
ACSH
Oranienbaum. d
ACKS
Oregrund.
ACOI
Knivaniemi.
ACSI
Neva or Korablenv Lt.
ACKU
Djursten.
ACOK
Uleaborg. 6
Y.d
ACKV
Grundkallen Lt. V.
ACOL
Karlo.
ACSK
Kronslot.
ACKW
Grepen Lt. V.
ACOM
Brahestad.
ACSL
London Shoals, d
ACKY
Orskar.
ACOP
Ulko Kalla.
ACSM
Krasnaia Gorka. ace
ACKZ
Biorn.
ACOG
Kalaioki.
ACSO
Seskar. d
ACLB
Lofsta.
ACOR
Gamla (Old) Karleby.
ACSP
Nerva Rock.
ACLE
Skutskar.
ACOT
Tankar.
ACSQ
Sommars.
ACLF
Gefle.
ACOU
Jacobstadt.
ACST
Narva. ac d
ACLG
Upsala.
ACOV
Nya (New) Karleby.
ACSU
Hogland. d
ACLI
Eggegrundet.
ACOX
Helsingkallan.
ACSV
Rodskar.
ACLJ
Axmar.
ACOY
Storskar.
ACSX
Stenskar.
ACLK
Finngrundet Lt. V.
ACOZ
Norrskar.
ACSY
Exholm.
ACLN
West Finngrund (Vestra
ACPD
North Kalian I.
ACSZ
Kokskar.
Banken) Lt. V.
ACPE
Nikolaistad. d
ACTD
Revel Stone Lt. V.
ACLO
Norrsund
ACPF
Wasa.
AOTE
Revel, acd
ACLP
Storjungfrun.
ACPH
Storkallagrund.
ACTF
Nargen I.
ACLQ
Liusne.
ACPI
Skalgrund.
ACTH
Cape Sourop.
Paker Ort. a c
ACLR
Soderhamn.
ACPJ
Kaske.
ACTI
ACLS
Agon.
ACPL
Khristinestad.
ACTJ
Port Baltic, c d
ACLT
HudiksvaU.
ACPM
Sidby.
ACTL
Odens-holm. d
ACLU
Iggesund.
ACPN
Sastmola.
ACTM
Paternoster I.
a Signifies an International Signal Station; 6 a Time Signal Station; c a Weather, Tide, or Ice Signal Station; d a Life-Saving Station;
e a Lloyd's Signal Station; /a Wireless Telegraph Station.
Part I.
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93
EAST AND SOUTH COASTS BALTIC SEA.
AOTN
ACTP
ACTQ
ACTR
ACTS
ACTV
ACTW
ACTX
ACTY
ACUB
ACUD
AGUE
ACUF
ACUH
ACUI
ACUJ
ACUL
ACUM
ACUO
ACUQ
ACUR
ACUS
ACUV
ACUW
ACUX
ACUZ
ACVB
ACVE
ACVF
ACVG
AOVI
ACVJ
ACVL
ACVM
AOVP
ACVQ
ACVR
ACVS
ACVT
ACVW
ACVX
ACVY
ACVZ
ACWB
ACWD
ACWE
ACWP
ACWG
ACWH
ACWJ
ACWK
ACWL
ACWN
AOWO
ACWP
ACWQ
AOWR
ACWS
ACWT
AOWU
ACWV
ACWX
ACWY
ACWZ
ACXB
ACXD
"Wormso. d
Hapsal.
Saxbi Ness.
Takhkona Pt.
Dago, d
0. Dagerort. a c
Tiefen Hafen. d
Osel.
Filsand. d
Arensburg.
Swalfer Ort. d
Moon.
Kino, d
Pemau. acd
SalUs(AltSalis).(i
Dwina R. d
Riga, a 6 erf
Diinamund I.
Runo I.d
Messaragotsem Pt. d
Domesness. a d
Kourland.
Michael (Pissen).
Lyser Ort. a c
Windau. acd
Backofen Lt.
Steinort C. d
Libau. c df
Dunamund Fortress.
Kowno.
Wilna.
Poland.
Warsaw.
Germany.
Prussia.
Bohemia.
Bavaria.
Saxony.
Wiirtemberg.
Berlin. "
Munich.
Strasburg.
Leipzig.
Dresden.
Nimmersatt. c d
MemeL acdf
Melnera^en. d
Konig Wilhelm CanaL
Windenburger. c
Russ.
Memel R.
Tikit.
Labiau.
Schwarzort. cd
Rositten. d
Nidden. acd
Cranz.crf
Briister Ort. cf
Kraxtepellen. d
Palmnicken. c
Pillau. aed
Fischausen. a c
Tenkitten. d
Grossbruch. d
Konigsberg.
ACXE
AOXG
ACXH
ACXI
ACXJ
ACXK
ACXL
ACXM
ACXN
ACXO
ACXP
ACXQ
ACXR
ACXS
ACXT
ACXU
ACXV
ACXW
ACXY
ACXZ
ACYB
ACYD
ACYE
ACYF
ACYH
ACYI
ACYJ
ACYL
ACYM
ACYN
ACYO
ACYP
ACYQ
ACYR
ACYS
ACYT
ACYU
ACYV
ACYW
ACYX
ACYZ
ACZB
ACZD
ACZE
ACZF
ACZG
ACZH
ACZI
ACZJ
ACZK
ACZL
ACZM
ACZN
ACZO
ACZP
ACZQ
ACZR
ACZS
ACZT
ACZU
ACZV
ACZW
ACZY
ADBC
ADBE
ADBG
4DBH
ADBI
ADBK
ADBL
Balga. a c
ADBM
Pasaarge R.
ADEN
Frauenburg.
ADBO
Tolkemit.
ADBP
Probbernau. d
ADBQ
Elbing.
ADBR
Pasewark. rf
ADBS
Vistula R.
ADBT
Schiewenhorst. c
ADBU
Dirschau.
ADBV
Danzig, af
Neuf ahrwasser. abed
ADBW
ADBX
Westerplatte. d
ADBY
Oxhoft Pt. c
ADOB
Putziger.
ADCE
Putzig.
.ADCF
Neufahr. c rf
ADOG
Hela Pt. c rf
ADCH
Heisternest. acd
ADCI
Rixhoft.ac
ADCJ
Kopalin. rf
ADCK
Stilow Beacon.
ADCL
POMERANIA.
ADCM
Leba. c rf
ADCN
Scholpin. rf
ADCP
Stolprntinde. acd
Jershoft. df
ADCQ
ADCR
Riigenwalde. acd
ADCT
Funkenhagen. rf
ADCU
Colbeig. acd
Gross Ziegenort. u
ADCV
ADCX
Horst. a c
ADCY
Dievenow. c rf
ADCZ
Cammin.
ADEC
Neuendorf, rf
ADEP
WoHin. c
AD EG
Oder R.
ADEI
Grosses Haft.
ADEJ
Kleines Haff .
ADEK
Stettin.
ADEL
StarkenhoiBt.
ADEM
Swinemunde. abed
ADEN
Swine R.
ADEO
Lebbin.
ADEQ
Kaiserfahrt.
ADES
Woitzig Lt. V.
ADET
Swanterwitz Lt. V.
ADEU
Alt warp.
ADEW
Ahlbeck. c
AD EX
Ruden I. arf
ADEY
Zinnowitz. rf
ADFB
Peene R.
ADFC
Peenemiinde.
ADFE
Wolgast. rf
ADFH
Greifswalder Oie. c rf
ADFI
Usedom.
ADFJ
Lassan.
ADFL
Anclam.
ADFP
Streckelsberg- c
ADFQ
Uckermtinde. c
ADFR
Greifswald.
ADFS
RUGEN I.
ADFT
Thiessow. acrf
ADFU
Palmer Ort.
ADFV
Peerd Pt.
ADPX
Gohren. erf
ADFZ
Lauterbach.
ADGB
Bergen.
ADGC
Sassnitz. c rf
ADGE
Jasmund.
ADGF
C. Arkona. acdf
Adler Grund Lt. V.
Wittower. a c
Dornbusch Pt. c
Hiddensee I. rf
Proser Bay.
Dranske. rf
Stralsund. c rf
Barth.
Prerow. rf
Zingst. rf
Dars Pt. acrf
Mecklenburg.
Wustrow. rf
Ribnitz.
Warnemunde. aed
Arendsee. rf
Rostok. e
Buk Pt. a
Poel. rf
Timmendorf. c
Kirchdorf.
Wismar. c
Kliitz Hd.
Dassow.<»
Travemiinde. acd
Liibeck.
Trave R. rf
Schlbswig-Holstein.
Neustadt.
Pelzer Pt. a
Dame Hd. u
Staaken. <
Femem I. rf
Marien. c df
Markelsdorf Pt. u
Fltigge.
Strukamp Pt.
Femem Sound.
Fehmarnbelt Lt. V. c
HeUigenhaf en. c d
Labo. cd
Kiel. 6 c
Rendsburg.
Wik.6
Holtenau. ace
Friedrichsort. c
Bulk Pt. af
Stollergrund.
Eckermorde.
Slimunde. a c
Kappeln.
Amis.
Schleswig.
Fredrichsburg.
Sli (Schlei) Fiord.
Msesholm.
Kalk Ground Lt. Y. u.
Haber Ness.
Flensborg. c
Hoi Ness.
Eken Sound.
Nubel.
Gt. Borris Hd.
Sonderburg. c
Keke Ness.
Horup Haft.
Pol Pt.
Alsl.
Augustenburg.
a Signifies an Internationa,! Signal Station; b a Time Signal Station; c a Weather, Tide, or loe Signal Station; da Lile-Saving Station;
e a Lloyd's Signal Station; /a Wireless Telegraph Station.
94
GEOGRAPHICAL SIGNALS — PLACES GEOGEAPHICALLY AKEANGED.
Paet I.
DENMARK.
ADGH
Als Sound.
ADKF
Skiods Hd. .
ADNU
Faxo.
ADGI
Apenrade. c
ADKH
Sletterhage.'
ADNW
Rodvig.
adgj
Barso.
ADKI
Lyngsbek.
Ebeltofte.
ADNX
C. Stevns, or, Stevns
ADGK
Giemier Fiord.
ADKJ
Kliot.
adgm
Aarosund. c
ADKL
Hasenore Hd.
ADNY
Kioge.
ADGN
Aaro le.
ADKN
Hielm (Hjelm).
ADOB
Sorte Oh.
ADGO
Hadersleben.
ADKO
Grenaa. d
ADOC
Aflandshage.
Drogden Ch.
ADGQ
Brandso.
ADKP
Fomies.acde
ADOE
ADKR
Schultz Ground Lt. V.
ADOG
DragSr, or, Drogden Lt.
ADGS
Denmark.
ADKS
Hesselo I.
T.
ADGT
Kolding.
ADKT
Lyse Ground.
ADOH
Nordre Rose.
ADGU
Fredericia. 6
ADOI
Kastnip.
Saltholm.
ADGW
Keseerodde.
ADKV
Smilland (Zealand).
ADOK
ADGY
Little Belt.
ADKW
Gilbierg Hd.
ADOL
Middlegrund.
ADGZ
Pten.
ADKX
Spotsbierg.
ADOM
Copenhagen, b c
ADHB
Mhe\6.
ADKZ
Saetteriet Road.
ADOP
Frederiksberg.
ADHE
Bogense.
AD LB
Ise Fiord.
ADOQ
Trekroner.
ADHF
Strib Pt.
ADLC
Frederikssund.
ADOR
Kongo Deep.
ADHG
Middlefart.
ADLF
Roskilde.
ADOS
ICalvebodeme (Kalle-
ADHJ
Fseno.
ADLG
Holbek.
boer) Lt. V.
ADHK
Fonskov Pt.
ADLH
Nykiobing. 6
ADOT
HoUsender Deep.
ADHM
Aale Hd.
ADLJ
Korshagen.
ADOU
VedbKk.
ADHN
Vedeleborg Hd.
ADLK
Ronnen.
ADOV
Nivaa.
ADHO
Baago.
ADLN
Great Belt.
ADOX
Sletten.
ADHQ
Assens.
ADLO
Seiro. c
ADOY
Helsingor (Elsinore). a
ADHS
Lydo.
ADLP
Siselland Reef Lt.
beef
ADHU
Faaborg.
Avemako.
ADLQ
Revsnses.
ADOZ
Kronborg.
ADHV
ADLR
Kallundborg. 6
ADPC
Lappe Grund Lt. V.
ADHW
Svendboi^. 6
ADLS
As Ness.
ADPE
Hombsek.
ADHY
Thoro.
ADLU
Jammerland B.
ADPF
Nakke Hd.
ADHZ
Troense.
ADLV
Reerso.
ADIB
Skiold Ness.
ADLW
Halskov.
ADPH
Anholt I. d
ADIE
^roskiobing.
ADLX
KorsorRoadLt.V.
ADPI
Anholt Knob Lt.V.
ADIF
Veis Ness.
ADLY
Korsor. 6
ADPJ
Stauns Hd.
ADIG
Marstal.
ADLZ
Skielskor.
ADPK
Uddyhoj Lt.
ADIH
Langeland.
ADMB
Agerso.
ADPL
Randers. 6
ADIJ
Taasinge I.
ADME
Helleholm.
ADPM
Manager.
ADIK
Rudkiobing. 6
ADMF
Omo.
ADPN
Hobro.
ADIL
Bagnkop.
ADMG
Stig Ness.
ADPO
Gjerrild Lt.
ADIM
Kjeldsnor. c
ADMI
Karrebsek.
ADPQ
Als.
ADIO
Fakkebierg.
ADMJ
Vseiro.
ADPR
Hump.
ADIP
Tranekioer.
,
ADPS
Egense.
Liim Fiord.
ADIR
Hov Sand.
ADMK
Laaland.
ADPU
ADIT
Vresen.
ADMN
Saxkiobing.
ADPV
Aalborg. c
ADIU
Knuds Hd.
ADMO
Banbolm.
ADPW
Hals.
ADIV
Nyborg. 6
ADMP
Taars.
ADPY
Rimmen.
ADIW
Sprogo. c
KertemiTide.
ADMR
Nakskov.
ADPZ
Lseso Rende. '■
ADIY
ADMS
Albue Pt.
ADQB
Lseso. d .
ADIZ
Roraso.
ADMT
Femem Belt.
ADQE
North Ronner.
ADIB
Korshavn.
ADMV
Rodby.
ADQF
Dvale Ground, or, LsesS '
ADJC
Skoven.
ADMW
Nysted.
Ch. Lt..V.
ADJF
Eneboerodde.
ADMX
Guldborg Sound.
ADQG
Kobber Grund Lt. V.
ADJG
Odense. 6 c
ADQI
Trindelen Lt. V. '
ADJH
Gerso.
ADMZ
Falster.
ADQJ
Frederikshavn. c
ADJI
Agemess.
Klinte.
ADNB
Nykiobing. 6
ADQK
Hirtsholm.
ADJL
ADNC
Gied8erReefsLt.V./
ADQM
Aalbsek. d '
ADNE
GiedserR. Lt.V./
ADQN
The Skaw, or, Skagen. I
ADJM
Jutland.
ADNF
Varsko.
acde \
ADJN
Veile. 5
ADNG
Heste Hd.
ADQO
Hoien. d ',
ADJP
Horsens. 6
ADNH
Stubbekiobing.
ADQR
Hirtshals. ocdc
ADJQ
Endelave I.
ADNJ
Gron Sound.
ADQS
Jammer B. d
ADJR
Hov Huk.
ADQT
Lildstrand. d
ADJT
Samso.
ADNK
MOEN. d
ADQV
Hanstholm. ocde
ADJU
Isse Hd.
ADQW
Klitmoller. d
ADJV
Langore.
ADNL
Hellehaven Pt.
ADQX
North Vorupor. d
ADJX
Vestborg Pt.
ADNO
Ulvsliale.
ADQZ
Lodbierg.
ADJY
Kyholm.
ADNP
Vordingborg. >
ADRB
Agger, d
ADJZ
ThunS.
ADNQ
Stege.
ADRC
ThyboRon.cd
Thisted.
ADKC
Aarhus. 6 c
ADNS
Prsesto.
ADRF
ADKE
KaloB.
ADNT
Hylleholt.
ADRG
Legator.
a Signifles an International Signal Station; 6 a Time Signal Station; c a Weather, Tide, or Ice Signal Station; d a Life-Savine Station'
e a Lloyd's Signal Station; / a Wireless Telegraph Station. "
Part I.
GEOGKAPHICAL SIGNALS PLACES GEOGRAPHICALLY ARRANGED.
95
NORTH SEA.
HOLLAND.
ADRH
ADRJ
ADRK
ADRL
ADRN
ADRO
ADRP
ADRS
ADRT
ADRU
ADRV
ADRX
ADRY
ADSB
ADSC
ADSE
ADSG
ADSH
ADSK
ADSL
ADSM
ADSO
ADSP
ADSQ
ADSR
ADST
ADSU
ADSV
ADSW
ADSX
ADSY
ADSZ
ADTB
ADTC
ADTE
ADTF
ADTG
ADTI
ADTK
ADTL
ADTM
ADTN
ADTO
ADTP
ADTQ
ADTS
ADTU
ADTV
ADTW
ADTX
ADTY
ADTZ
ADUB
ADUC
ADUE
ADUF
ADUG
ADUH
ADUI
ADUJ
ADUK
ADUL
ADUM
ADUN
ADUO
Mors.
Nykidbing.
Lemvig.
Bovbierg. d
Sondervig. d
Nyminde Gab. d
Blaavand Ft.cdf
Horn Reef BLt.V.c/
VylLt.V.c
Ssedenstrand.
Graa Deep
Fan6.
Esbjei^. c
North Sea.
Rom I.cd
Lister Deep.
Kirkeby. d
Sylt l.iicd
Ellenbogen. c d
Hoyer.
Rothe Kliff. af
Kampen. d
Amrum I.acd
NebeL
Pel worm I. c
Fohrl.
Wyk.c
Nordstrand I.
Ording Pt. d
Husum. c
Hever R.
Eider R.
Suderboft. c d
Outer Eider (Eider) Lt.
Y.acf
Eider Galliot Lt. V. a c
Tonning. c
Eider Canal.
Fredrichstadt.
Norder Piep.
Busum. c d
Neufeld. d
Suder Piep.
Elbe R.
Outer Elbe, or Elbe No.
1 Lt. V. df
Elbe Pilot Galliot, d
ElbeNo. 2Lt. V.d
Elbe No. 3 Lt. V.
Elbe No. 4 Lt. V. d
Duhnen. d
Vogelsand.
Cuxhaven. ahcdef
Oste Reef (Oste Riff)
Lt. V. c
Neuhaus.
Brunsbiittelkoog. acef
Brunsbiittel.
Kaiser Wilhelm Canal.
Bosch.
StorR.
Freiburg.
Gllickstadt. c
Ki-aut Sand Lt. V.
Pagen Sand.
Brunshausen. c
Stade.
Griinendeich.
ADUQ
ADUR
ADUS
ADUV
ADUW
ADUX
ADUZ
ADVB
ADVC
ADVP
ADVH
ADVJ
ADVK
ADVL
ADVN
ADVO
ADVP
ADVR
ADVS
ADVT
ADVM^
ADVX
ADVY
ADWB
ADWC
ADWE
ADWG
ADWH
ADWI
ADWJ
ADWK
ADWL
AD-WM
ADWO
ADWP
ADWQ
ADWS
ADWT
ADWU
ADWX
ADWY
ADWZ
ADXC
ADXE
ADXF
ADXI
ADXJ
ADXL
ADXM
ADXN
ADXP
ADXQ
ADXR
ADXS
ADXT
ADXU
ADXV
ADXW
ADXZ
ADYB
AD YE
ADYF
ADYG
ADYI
Schulau Lt. V.
Blankenese.
Neuenfelde.
Hamburg. 5 c
Altona. c
Wandsbek.
Finkenwerder.
Harburg. c
Hanover.
Luneburg.
Neuwerk. d
Helgoland, acdef
Weser R.
Weser Lt. \.f
Rothersand. ace
Salzhorn.
Wremen Tief . d
Bremerbaven. abcdf
Blexen.
Nordenham. c
Geestemiinde. c
Brake, c
Elsfleth.
Vegesack. c
Bremen, abcef
Kaiser Harb., or Kaiser-
hafen.
Meyers Legde. a
Eversand. a
Hohe Weg Plat, ace
Fedderwarder Siel. d
Jade R.
Mellum Flat, d
AuBsen Jade Lt. V. a df
Minsener Sand Lt. V. a
WUhelmshaven. abcdf
Heppens.
Oldenburg.
GeUen.
Varel.
Ems Jade Canal.
Vareler Siel.
Schillighom. acd
Genius Bank Lt. V. d
Minsener Old Oog (Res-
cue Bn.).
Wangeroog I.acdf
Spiekeroog I. d
Langeoog I. d
Friedrichsschleuse. d
Carolinensiel. c
Neuharrlingersiel. c d
North Friesland.
Baltrum l.d
Norderney I.c d
Norddeich.c df
Juist l.d
Aurich.
Papenburg.
Norderney Lt. V.
Weener.
EmsR.
Borkum I.acdf
Norden.
Emden. c d
Leer.
ADYJ
ADYK
ADYM
ADYN
ADYO
ADYP
ADYQ
ADYR
ADYS
ADYU
ADYV
ADYW
ADYX
ADYZ
ADZB
ADZC
ADZF
ADZG
ADZH
ADZI
ADZJ
ADZK
ADZL
ADZN
ADZO
ADZP
ADZR
ADZS
ADZT
ADZV
ADZW
ADZX
AEBC
AEBD
AEBF
AEBH
AEBI
AEBJ
AEBL
AEBM
AEBN
AEBP
AEBQ
AEBR
AEBT
AEBU
AEBV
AEBX
AEBY
AEBZ
AECD
AECF
AECG
AECI
AECJ
AECK
AECM
AECN
AECO
AECP
AECQ
AECR
AECS
AECU
AECV
AECW
AECY
AECZ
Netherlands,
Delfzyl. c
Pilsum.
Campen.
Watum.
Borkum Flat (Borkum
Riff)Lt. V.ac/
Schiermonnikoog. acd
Lauwerzee.
Zoutkamp.
Groningen.
Ameland. ac(i
Hallam.
Terschelling Bank Lt.V.
Terschelling. acd
Brandaris.
Harlingen. c
Vlieland. a c
Eijerland. ac
Texel I. d
Schilbols Nol.
The Texel. a
Helder. d
Nieuwe Diep. bed
Great North Holland
Canal.
Alkmaar.
WUlemsoord.
Wieringen./
Medemblik.
Enkhuizen./
Hoom.
Edam.
Zaandam.
Marken I.
Amsterdam. 6 c
Hoek. e
Muiden.
Naarden.
Utrecht.
Harderwijk.
Elburg.
Kampen.
Zuider Zee.
Schokland.
Urk.
Kragchenburg.
De Lemmer. c
Stavoren. cf
Kykduin. a
Dirkoomsduin.
Zanddijk. c
Haaks Lt. V.
Egmond aan Zee. acd
Ymuiden. acd
North Sea Ship Canal.
Zandvoort. c d
Haarlem.
Leyden.
Scheveningen. acdf
The Hague.
Maas Lt. V.
Maas R.
-New Rotterdam Canal.
Noorder Hoofd.
Rhine R.
Hook of Holland, acdf
Rotterdam, b
Schiedam.
Delf shaven.
a aigal&ea an International Signal Station; 5 a Time Signal Station; c a Weather, Tide, or Ice Signal Station; d a Life-Saving Station:
e a, Lloyd's Signal Station; / a Wireless Telegraph Station.
96
GEOGRAPHICAL SIGNALS PLACES GEOGRAPHICALLY ARRANGED.
Part I.
NORTH SEA.
ENGLAND.
AEDB
AEDF
AEDG
AEDH
AEDJ
AEDK
AEDL
AEDN
AEDO
AEDP
AEDR
AEDS
ABDT
AEDU
AEDW
AEDX
AEDY
AEDZ
AEFC
AEFD
AEFG
AEFH
AEFI
AEFJ
AEFK
AEFM
AEFN
AEFO
AEFQ
AEFR
AEFS
AEFU
AEFV
AEFW
AEFY
AEFZ
AEGB
AEGD
AEGF
AEGH
AEGJ
AEGK
AEGL
AEGN
AEGO
AEGP
AEGQ
AEGS
AEGT
AEGU
AEGV
AEGX
AEGY
AEGZ
AEHD
AEHF
AEHG
AEHI
AEHJ
AEHK
AEHI.
AEHM
AEHN
AEHP
Vlaardingen.
Maasluis. c
Nieuwe Maas.
Brielle. d
Goeree.
Goedereede. a c
Molenpolder.
Yzeren Baak.
Hellevoetsluis. c d .
Voorne Canal.
Middelharnis.
Ooltgensplaat. ^
Willemstad.
Stryensas.
Moerdyk.
Dordrecht, c
Schouwen. a c
RenesBe.
Brouwershaven. c d
Hook of Schouwen.
Scheldt.
Schouwen Bank Lt. V.
Zierikzee. c
Tholen.
Bergen-op-Zoom.
Goes.
Dombnrg.
Walcheren.
Veere.
Westkapelle. a c
Zoutelandc.
Flushing (Vlissin-
gen). bcde
Middelburg.
Arnemuiden.
Ellewoutsdijk.
Breskens.
Hoedekenekerke .
Hanswest (Hanaweerd).
Temeuse (Neuzen).
Bath.
Doel.
Zeeland.
Nieuwe Sluis. c
Sluis.
Belgium.
Knocke. c d
LiUo.
Antwerp (Anvers). 6
T6te de Flandre.
Burght.
Boom.
Tamise.
Ghent.
Brussels.
Wielingen Lt. V.
Wandelaar Lt. V.
North (Noord) Hinder
Lt. V.
West Hinder Lt. V.
Heyst. ade
Blankenberghe. cd
Bruges, e
Ostende. c d
Nieuport. c df
La Panne, or Adin
Kerke. c d
AEHQ
AEHR
AEHS
AEHU
AEHV
AEHW
AEHX
AEHZ
AEIB
AEIC
AEID
AEIF
AEIG
AEIH
AEU
AEIK
AEIL
AEIM
AEIO
AEIP
AEIQ
AEIR
AEIS
AEIT
AEIU
AEIW
AEIX
AEIY
AEJB
AEJC
AEJD
AEJG
AEJS
AEJI
AEJL
AEJM
AEJN
AEJP
AEJQ
AEJR
AEJT
AEJU
AEJV
AEJX
AEJY
AEJZ
AEKC
AEKD
AEKF
AEKH
AEKI
AEKJ
AEKL
AEICM
AEKN
ABKO
AEKQ
AEKR
AEKS
AEKU
AEKV
AEKW
AEKX
AEKY
AEKZ
AELB
AELC
AELD
Great Britain.
England.
English Ch.
Thames R.
London.
Westminster.
The City.
Windsor.
Maplin Sands.
Tongue Lt. V.
Mouse Lt. V.
Edinburgh Ch.
Prince's Ch.
Nore Lt. V.
Girdler Lt. V.
Garrison Pt. 6
Shoeburyness.
Southend. rfe
Tilbury Docks.
Gravesend.
Northfleet.
Black Deep Lt. V.
Greenhithe.
Purfleet.
Erith.
Woolwich.
Blackwall.
Greenwich.
Greenwich Obser-
vatory. 6
Deptford.
Royal Albert Docks.
Royal Victoria Docks.
East India Docks.
West India Docks.
Mill wall Docks.
Commercial Docks.
London Docks.
St. Katharine Docks.
Grand Surrey Canal.
Med way, The.
Sheemess. b c
Queenborough.
Port Victoria.
Stangate Creek.
Chatham.
Strood.
Rochester.
Whitstable. c
Margate, c d
North Foreland, cf
Broadstairs. d
Ramsgate. cd
North Goodwin Lt. V.
Goodwin Sands.
Deal, bed
Downs, The.
Gull Lt. V.
East Goodwin Lt. V.
South Goodwin Lt. V.
South Foreland.
Dover, bcde
Dover Harbor Lt. V.
Varne Lt. V.
Folkestone, cd
Sandgate Road, ede
. Dungfeness. de
Hastings, c d
Royal Sovereign Lt. V.
AELF
AELG
AELI
AELJ
AELK
AELM
AELN
AELO
AELP
AELR
AELS
AELT
AELV
AELW
AELX
AELY
AELZ
AEMB
AEMC
AEMF
AEMG
AEMH
AEMJ
AEMK
AEML
AEMG
AEMP
AEMQ
AEMR
AEMS
AEMT
AEMU
AEMW
AEMX
AEMY
AENB
AENC
AEND
AENG
AENH
AENI
AENK
AENL
AENM
AENP
AENQ
AENR
AENT
AENU
AENV
AENX
AENY
AENZ
AEOC
AEOD
AEOF
AEOH
AEOI
AEOJ
AEOK
AEOL
AEOM
AEON
AEOQ
AEOR
AEOS
AEOT
AEOU
AEOV
Beachy Hd.c«
Newhaven. cd
Brighton, c d
Shoreham. d
Owers Lt. V.
Worthing, d
Selsea BUI. d
Chichester.
Langston Hr.
Spithead.e
Portsmoutli.6 c
Nab Lt. V.
Warner Lt. V.
Southampton. 6 c
Solent, The.
Calshot Lt. V.
Ryde.c d
Osborne.
Cowes.c
Lymington.c d
Hurst Caslle.c
Needles, The.e
Isle of Wight.
Bembridge.d
St. Helens.
St. Catherine Pt.c d ef
Christchurch.d
Poole. c df
Swanage.d
Anvil Pt.c
St. Alban's Hd.d
Weymouth.c d
PORTLAND.6 d /
Bill of Portland.c e
Shambles Lt. V.
Bridport.
Lyme Regis.d
Exmouth.c d
Teignmouth.c d
Torquay.d
Tor Bay.
Brixham.d
Dartmouth.d
Start Pt.
Pmwl Pt.c d e
Salcombe.d
Bolt Hd.d
Eddystone.d
Plymouth.c d
Stonehouse.
Cattewater.
Devonport.c
Mt. Wise (Deyonpoi:t).6
Keyham.
Cornwall.
■WTiitsand B.
Fowey.
Dodman Pt.
Falmouth. 6 c d
Manacle Rks.
Lizard, The.c def
Penzance, c d e
Mount's B.
Longships Lt.d
Land's End.d
Wolf Rock.
Scilly IS.fi/
St. Mary's I.c d
St. Agnes.d
a Signifies an International Signal Station; 6 a Time Signal Station; c a Weather, Tide, or Ice Signal Station: d a Life-Savine Station'
« a Lloyd's Signal Station; / a Wireless Telegraph Station. •■■•"b oi.iii.mii,
Part I.
GEOGRAPHICAL SIGNALS — PLACES GEOGRAPHICALLY ARRANGED.
97
WEST COAST ENGLAND.
WEST COAST SCOTLAND.
AEOW
AEOY
AEOZ
AEPB
AEPD
AEPF
AEPG
AEPI
AEPJ
AEPK
AEPM
AEPN
AEPO
AEPR
AEPS
AEPT
AEPV
AEPW
AEPX
AEPZ
AEQB
AEQC
AEQF
AEQG
AEQI
AEQJ
AEQK
AEQM.
AEQN
AEQO
AEQR
AEQS
AEQT
AEQU
AEQV
AEQW
AEQX
AEQZ
AERB
AERC
AERD
AERF
AERH
AERJ
AERK
AERL
AERN
AERO
AERP
AERS
AERT
AERU
AERW
AERX
AERY
AESB
AESC
AESD
AESP
AESG
AESH
AESI
AESK
AESL
AESM
AESO
Bishop Rock.d
St. Mary's Road.
Round I.
Seven Stones Lt. V.
St. Ives.c d.
Hayle.c d
Godrevy \.cd
Padstow.rf
Trevose Hd.d
Hartland Pt.c
Lundy I.c d e
Bideford.
Appledore.c d
Barnstaple. c
Bull Pt.c
Ilfracombe.c d
The Foreland.
Watchet.d
Bumham.c d
Bridgewater.c
Flatholm.rf
Bristol.
Portishead.
Avon R.
Avonmouth.
King Road.
Severn R.
Sharpness Docks:
Gloucester.
Monmouth.
Chepstow.
Newport.
Usk.
English and Welsh
grounds Lt. V.
Wales.
Cardiff, c
Bute Docks.
Penarth.crf
Barry Docks.e
Breaksea Pt.
Breaksea Lt. V.
Nash Pt.c
Porthcawl.rf
Scarweather Lt. V.
P. Talbot.
Neath.
Briton Ferry.
Swansea.?*
Mumbles.crfe
Heiwick Lt. V.
Worm's Hd.
Burry Port.rf
Llanelly.c
Caermarthen.
Caldyl.crf
Tenby .d
Old Castle Hd.
St. Ann's Hd.de
Milford Haven.
Neyland.
Pembroke Dock.
St. George's Ch.
Smalls, if
St. Bride's B.
Bishops & Clerks.
Fishguard. d
AESP
AESQ
AESR
AEST
AESU
•AESV
AESX
AESY
AESZ
AETC
AETD
AETF
AETG
AETH
AETI
AETJ
AETL
AETN
AETP
AETQ
AETR
AETU
AETV
AETW
AETY
AETZ
AEUB
AEUC
AEUD
AEUF
AEUG
AEUI
AEUJ
AEUK
AEUL
AEUM
AEUN
AEUO
AEUQ
AEUR
AEUS
AEUV
AEUW
AEUX
AEUZ
AEVB
AEVC
AEVD
AEVF
AEVG
AEVH
AEVJ
AEVK
AEVL
AEVN
AEVO
AEVP
AEVR
AEVS
AEVT
AEVU
AEVW
AEVX
AEVY
AEWB
AEWC
AEWD
AEWG
Newjport.cf
Cardigan.^
Cardigan B. Lt. V,
Aberaeron.
Aberystwith.d
Aberdovey.d
Barmouth.d
P. Madoc.
Pwilheli.d
St. Tudwall Rds.d
Bardsey I.
Carnarvon.c
Carnarvon B. Lt. V.
Porth Dinlleyn.d
South Stack.cd
Anglesea.
Holyhead. cd/
Skerries.d
Menai Str.
Bangor.
Conway.
Beaumaris.
Lynus Pt.c
Great Orme Hd.
Abergele.
Flint.
DeeR.
Dee Lt. V.
Air Pt.d
Connah's Quay.c
Saltney.
Chester.
North West Lt. V.
Hoylake.d
Bar Lt. V.
Leasowe.
Bidston.
Crosby Lt. V.
North Wall (Mersey).
Formby Lt. V.
Mersey.
Liverpool.rf
Garston.
Manchester Ship Canal.
Widnes.
Runcorn.
EUesmere Pt.
Prince's Landing Stage.
Prince's Dock.
Queen's Dock.
Brunswick Dock.
North Dock.
Birkenhead.
Morpeth Dock, ft
Southport.crf
Ribble R.
Lytham.crf
Preston.
Manchester.
Birmingham.
Blackpool, cd
Fleetwood.crf
Wyre R.
Lancaster.
Morecambe B.c
Piel Hr.d
Walney I.c
Barrow.c
AEWH
AEWI
AEWK
AEWL
AEWM
AEWN
AEWO
AEWP
AEWQ
AEWS
AEWT
AEWU
AEWX
AEWY
AEWZ
AEXC
AEXD
AEXF
AEXH
AEXI
AEXJ
AEXL
AEXM
AEXN
AEXP
AEXQ
AEXR
AEXT
AEXU
AEXV
AEXY
AEXZ
AEYB
AEYD
AEYF
AEYG
AEYI
AEYJ
AEYE
AEYM
AEYN
AEYO
AEYQ
AEYR
AEYV
AEYW
AEYZ
AEZB
AEZC
AEZF
AEZG
AEZH
AEZJ
AEZK
AEZL
AEZM
AEZN
AEZO
AEZP
AEZR
AEZS
AEZT
AEZV
AEZW
AEZX
AFBC
AFBD
AFBE
Cumberland.
Duddon R.
St. Bees Hd.
Whitehaven.cd
Harrington.
Selker Lt. Y.
Workingtoh.c
Maryport.cd
Solway Firth.d
Silloth.c
Carlisle.
Isle of Man..
Ayre Pt.c
Calf of Man.
Chicken Rock.
Castletown.crf
-Lang Ness.
Douglas, cd
Bahama Bank.
Scotland.
Dumfries.
Southerness.
Little Ross.
Kirkcudbright.
Wigton.
Burrow Hd.
Mull of Galloway.c
P. Patrick.^
Corsewall Pt.c
Loch Ryan.c
Stranraer.
Ailsa Craig.
Girvan.d
Turnberry Pt.c?
Clyde.
Ayr.d
Troon, rf
Irvine.d
Ardrossan.cd
Cloch Pt.
Gourock.
Toward Pt.
Rothesay.c
Cumbraes.
Greenock, c
P. Glasgow.
Glasgow.c
Dumbarton.
Gare Loch.
Helensburg.
Loch Fyne.
Inverary.
Arran.
Lamlash.c
Pladda.d
Kildonan Pt.de
Campbelton.cd
Sanda.
Mull or Cantyre.c
Islay.c
P. Ellen.
P. Charlotte.
Jura Sound.
Loch In Dail.
Oversay I.
McArthur Hd.
Rudha Mhail.c
Islay Sound.
a Sienifles an International Signal Station; 6 a Time Signal Station; c a Weather, Tide, or Ice Signal Station; d a Life-Saving Station
» oigmiit, o ^ ^ Lloyd's Signal Station; / a Wireless Telegraph Station.
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98
GEOGRAPHICAL SIGNALS — PLACES GEOGRAPHICALLY ARRANGED.
Part I.
SCOTLAND.
EAST COAST
SCOTLAND.
AFBH
Sgeir Maiole(Sgeir
AFEW
Cantick Hd.c
AFJS
Queensferry.rf
Vuile).
AFEX
Auskerry.
AFJT
St. Margaret's Hope.
APBI
Crinan Canal.
AFGB
Start Pt.
AFJU
Alloa.
AFBJ
Fladda Hr.
AFGC
Pierowall Road.
AFJW
Edinburgh. 6
AFBL
Colonsav.
AFGD
Noup Hd.
MullHd.
AFJX
Stirling.
AFBM
Oban.
AFGH ,
AFJY
Forth and Clyde Canal.
AFBN
Loch Linnhe.
AFGI
North Ronaldsay.
AFKB
Grangemouth, c
AFBP
F. William.
AFGJ
Fair I.d
AFKC
Borrowstounness
AFBQ
Lismore I.
(Bo'ness).c
AFBR
Caledonian Canal.
AFGL
Shetland Is.
AFKD
Leith.6 c
AFBT
lona.
AFGM
Sumburgh Hd.c
AFKG
Granton Hr.c
AFBU
Dubh Artach.
AFGN
Bressay I.
AFKH
Newhaven.e
AFBV
Skerry vore.
AFGP
Lerwick. cd
AFKI
Musselburgh.
AFBX
CoU.
AFGQ
Dury Voe.
AFKL
North Berwick.rf
AFBY
Mull.
AFGR
Whalsey.
AFKM
Fidra.
AFBZ
Ardnamurchan.
AFGT
The Out Skerries.
AFKN
Dunbar.crf
AFCD
Rum I.
AFGU
Balta I.
AFKP
St. Abb's Hd.ee
AFCE
Maleg Hr.
AFGV
Hillswick.
AFKQ
Eyemouth. erf
AFCG
Loch Nevis.
AFGX
Scalloway.c
AFCI
Ornsay I.
APGY
Foula.
AFKR
Berwick.erf
AFCJ
Kyle Akin.
AFGZ
Ve Skerries.
AFKT
Tweed R.
AFCK
Stroma Ferry.
AFHC
Papa Stour I.
AFKU
Holy I.rf
AFCM
Isle of Skye.
AFHD
Unst.
AFKV
Longs tone.
AFCN
Portree.
AFKX
Farn I.
AFCO
The Minch.
AFHE
Faroe Is.
AFKY
Alnmouth.rf
AFHI
Thorshavn.
AFKZ
Coquet I.
AFCQ
Hebrides.
AFHJ
Vestmanhavn.
AFLC
Warkworth.c
AFCR
Stornoway.crfe
AFHK
Sudero.
AFLD
Newbiggin.rf
AFCS'
Lewis.
AFHM
Stromo.
AFLE
BLYTH.crf-
AFCU
Carloway.
AFLH
Tyne R.
AFCV
Butt of Lewis.e/
AFHN
Noss Hd.
AFLI
Tynemouth.rfc
AFCW
Glas I.c
AFHO
Wick.cd
AFU
North Shields.ferf
AFCY
Flannan Is./
AFHQ
Dornoch.
AFLM
South Shields.rf
AFCZ
North Uist.
AFHR
Tarbet Ness.c
AFLN
Jarrow.
AFDB
Loch Maddy.
AFHS
Moray Firth.
AFLO
Newcastle.
AFDE
Monach Is.
AFHU
Cromarty.
AFLP
Hepburn.
AFDG
South TJist.
AFHV
Invergordon.
AFLQ
Souter Pt.c
AFDH
Ushinish.
AFHW
Dingwall.
AFLR
Sunderland. erf
AFDJ
Loch Boisdale.
AFHY
Chanonry Pt.
AFLS
Seaham.ed
AFDK
Barra.
AFHZ
Inverness.c
AFLU
Hartlepool.c rf
AFDL
Castle B.
AFIB
Nairn, erf
AFLV
Heugh.
AFDN
Vatersay I.
AFID
Covesea.
AFLW
Tees R.
AFDO
St. Kilda.
AFIE
Banff. erf
AFLY
Stockton.
AFDP
Rockall.
AFIG
Kinnard Hd.
AFLZ
MiDDLESBROTJGK.
AFDQ
North Bona.
AFIJ
Fraserbuigh.erf/
Rattray Hd.rf
AFMB
Whitby.erf
AFDR
Sulisker.
AFIK
AFMD
Scarborough. erf
AFIL
Peterhead, erf
AFME
Filey .rf
AFDS
Sutherland.
AFIN
Buchan Ness.
AFMG
Fla,mborough Hd.rf e
AFDT
Ru Stoer.
AFIO
Newburg.rf
AFMI
Bridlington.ocrf
AFDU
C. Wrath.c
AFIP
Aberdeen.c rf
AFMJ
York.
AFDV
Loch EriboU.
AFIR
Girdle Ness.e
AFMK
Withernsea.rf/
AFDW
Sule Skerries.
AFIS
Stonehaven.crf
AFMN
Humber R.
AFDX
Strathie Pt.
AFIT
Montrose.erf
AFMO
Spurn Pt.de
AFDY
Scrabster.d
AFIV
Arbroath, erf
AFMP
Grimsby .erf
AFDZ
Thurso.d
AFIW
Bell Rock.
AFMQ
Spurn Lt. V.
HuLL.e
AFEB
Dunnet Hd.cc
AFIX
Buddon Nese.rf
AFMR
AFEC
Stroma.
AFIZ
Broughty*Ferry.c rf
AFMS
Goole.
AFEG
Duncansby Hd.
AFJB
Tay R.
AFMT
Bradford.
AFEH
Pentland Firth.
AFJC
Dundee. 6 c
AFMV
Sheffield.
AFEI
Pentland Skerries.
AFJD
Perth.
AFMX
Leeds.
AFJE
St. Andrews.crf
AFMY
Gainsborough.
AFEK
Orkney Is.
AFJG
Fife Ness.
AFNB
The Wash.
AFEL
South Ronaldsay.
AFJH
Firth of Forth.
AFNC
Outer Dowsing Lt. V. "
AFEM
Stronsay.
AFJI
Methil.
AFND
Inner Dowsing Lt. V.
AFEO
Pomona.
AFJK
May I.
AFNE
Lynn Well Lt. V.
AFEP
Helliar Holm
AFJL
Fife.
AFNG
Dudgeon Lt. V.
AFEQ
Kirkwall, c
AFJM
Inch Keith.
AFNH
Wainfleet.
AFES
Hoy.
AFJO
Kirkcaldy.
AFNI
Boston. e
AFET
Stromness.c d
AFJP
Burntisland. erf
AFNK
King's Lynn.c
AFEU
Long Hope.ii
AFJQ
Forth Bridge.
AFNL
Wisbeach.
a Signifles an International Signal Station ; 6 a Time Signal Station; c a Weather, Tide, or Ice Signal Station; d a Lite-Saving Station;
e a Lloyd's Signal Station; /a Wireless Telegraph Station.
Part I.
GEOGRAPHICAL SIGNALS— PLACES GEOGRAPHICALLY ARRANGED.
99
IRELAND.
NORTH COAST FRANCE.
AFNM
AFNP
AFNQ
AFNR
AFNS
AFNT
AFNU
AFNV
AFNX
AFNT
AFNZ
AFOC
AFOD
AFOE
AFOH
AFOI
AFOJ
AFOL
AFOM
AFON
AFOQ
AFOR
AFOS
AFOU
AFOV
AFOW
AFOY
AFOZ
AFPB
AFPD
AFPE
AFPG
AFPH
AFPI
AFPJ
AFPK
AFPL
AFPM
AFPN
AFPO
AFPR
AFPS
AFPT
AFPV
AFPW
AFPX
AFPZ
AFQB
AFQC
AFQE
AFQG
AFQH
AFQJ
AFQK
AFQL
AFQN
AFQO
AFQP
AFQS
AFQT
AFQU
AFQW
AFQX
AFQY
AFRB
AFRC
AFRD
AFRG
AFRH
Hunstanton, d
Wells.d
Cromer.d
Haisborough Lt. V.
Bacton.d
Would Lt. V.
Winterton.d .
Leman and Ower Lt. V.
Smiths Knoll Lt. V.
Yarmouth, erf
Cockle Lt. V.
St. Nicholas Lt. V.
Gorton Lt. V.
Newarp Lt. V.
Cross Sand Lt. V.
Lowestoft.c d
Pakefield.
Southwold.rf
Aldborough.rfe
Orford Ness. erf
Shipwash Lt. V.
HoUesleyB.
Harwich.rf
Orwell R.
Ipswich.
Manningtree.
Dovercourt.
Outer Gabbard Lt. V.
Felixstowe.
Cork Lt. V.
Long Sand Lt. V.
Sunk Lt. V.
Gunfleet. c
Wivenhoe.
Colchester.
Kentish Knock Lt. V.
Swin Middle Lt. V.
Maldon.
Galloper Lt. V.
Ireland.
C. Clear.
Fastnet. c ef
Crookhaven. df
Brow Hd. c ef
Bantry B.
Mizen Hd.
Berehaven. 6
Ardnakinna Pt.
Roancarrig I.
Glengariff Hr.
Bull Rock.
Kenmare.
Ballinskellig. d
Skelligs.
Valentia. rf
Dingle B.rf
Castlemaine.
Tearaght I.
Tralee. c
Shannon R.
Loop Hd. c
Kilcradan Hd.
Scattery I.
Foynes Hr.
Tarbert.
Clare.
LiMBBICK. c
Liscanor.
Inisheer.
AFRI
AFRK
APRL
AFRM
AFRO
AFRP
AFRQ
AFRT
AFRU
AFRV
AFRX
AFRY
AFRZ
AFSC
AFSD
AFSE
AFSH
AFSI
■AFSJ
AFSL
AFSM
AFSN
AFSP
AFSQ
AFSR
AFSU
AFSV
AFSW
AFSY
AFSZ
AFTB
AFTD
AFTE
AFTH
AFTI
AFTI
AFTL
AFTN
AFTO
APTP
AFTQ
AFTR
AFTS
AFTU
AFTV
AFTW
AFTY
AFTZ
AFUB
AFUD
AFUE
AFUG
AFUI
AFUJ
AFUK
AFUM
AFUO
AFUQ
AFUR
AFUS
AFUV
AFUX
AFUZ
AFVB
AFVD
AFVE
AFVG
AFVI
AFVJ
AFVK
Eeragh I.
Gal way. e
Arran Is.
Slyne Hd.
Killary B.
Clare I.
Inishgort.
ClewB.
Westport.
Achifl Hd.
Blacksod B.
Mayo.
Eagle I.
Broadhaven. ! ^ ;
Killala.
Ballina.
Sligo.
Ballyshannon.
Donegal.
Killybegs. c
Rathlin O'Birne I.
Bloody Foreland.
Arranmore (Aran I.), rf
Tory I. c e
Lough Swilly.
Fanad Pt. c
Buncrana.
Rathmullan. c
Malin Hd. e ef
Inishtrahull. ef
Lough Foyle. c rf
Inishowen Hd.
Londonderry.
Moville.
Coleraine.
Rathlin I.
Altacary Hd.
Ballycastle. c
Tor Pt. e
Maidens.
Lame.
Bemast.
Black Hd.
Carrickfergus. rf
Bangor.
Mew I.
Donaghadee. c
Skulmartin Lt. V. rf
South Rock Lt. V. rf
Strangford.
Ardglaes Hr.
St. John's Pt.
Dundrum B. rf
Carlingford. rf
Greenore. rf
Newry.
Dundalk.
Boyne R. rf
Drogheda.
Balbriggan. rf
Rockabill.
Howth Bailey, c rf
Kish Lt. V.
Dublin. 6 c rf
Poolbeg.
Liftey R.
Kingstown, c rf
Wicklow. rf
Codling Bank Lt. V.
Arklow. rf
AFVM
AFVN
AFVO
AFVP
AFVQ
AFVR
AFVS
AFVU
AFVW
AFVX
AFVZ
AFWB
AFWC
AFWE
AFWG
AFWH
AFWJ
AFWK
AFWL
AFWN
AFWO
AFWP
AFWR
APWS
AFWT
AFWV
AFWX
AFWY
AFXB
AFXC
AFXD
APXG
APXH
AFXJ
AFXL
APXM
AFXN
AFXP
AFXQ
AFXR
AFXT
AFXU
APXV
AFXY
AFXZ
AFYB
AFYG
AFYI
AFYJ
AFYK
AFYM
AFYN
AFYO
AFYQ
AFYR
AFY8
AFYU
AFYV
AFYW
AFYZ
AFZB
AFZC
AFZE
AFZG
AFZH
AFZJ
AFZK
AFZM
Blackwater Bank Lt. V.rf
Lucifer Lt. V. rf
Wexford, rf
North Arklow Bk. Lt. V.
Rosalare. df
South Arklow Bk. Lt. V.
Tuskar Rk. c
Carnsore Pt. rf
Barrels Rock Lt. V.
Coningbeg Lt. V.
Saltees.
Bannow B.
New Ross, c
Waterford.
Hook Pt.
Duncannon.
Dunmore. c rf
Dungarvan. c
Mine Hd. c
Ardmore. rf
Youghal.crf
Ballycottin I.
Cork. 6 c
Queenstown. 6 c rf
Haul bowline I.
Roche Pt. a ef
Daunt Rock Lt. V.
Kinsale. c
Old Head of Kinsale.
e rfe
Clonakilty.
Galley Hd. e
Glandore. rf
Baltimore, rf
France.
DUNKBRQUK. ah cd
Lisle.
Bergues.
Zuydcoote. a c
Ruytingen Lt. V. rf
Snouw Lt. V. rf
Dyck Lt. V. rf
Gravelines. acd
Walde. rf
Calais, acd
C. Blanc Nez.
C. Gris Nez. acde
Boulogne, c rf
C. Alprech. a
Etaples.
Pt. du Touquet. a
Berck. rf , •
P. d' Abbeville.
Somme R.
St. Valery. d
Cayeux. o rf
Le Tr6port. a rf
Dieppe, a df
Pt. d'Ailly.a
St. Valery-en-Caux. a rf
F6camp. a rf
Pagnet Pt.
Etretat. a rf
Cf d'Antifer. a
C. la Hfeve. a
Havre (Lb Havre), erf
Harfleur.
Seine R.
Fatouville.
oSignifles an International Signal Station; b a Time Signal Station; c a Weatlier, Tide, or Ice Signal Station; d a Lite-Saving Station;
e a Lloyd's Signal Station; /a Wireless Telegraph Station.
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AFZN
AFZO
AFZQ
AFZR
AFZS
AFZU
AFZW
AFZY
AGBC
AGBE
AGBF
AGBH
AGBJ
AGBK
AGBL
AGBN
AGBO
AGBP
AGBR
AGBS
AGBT
AGBV
AGBW
AGBX
AGBZ
AGCB
AGCD
AGCF
AGCH
AGCI
AGCK
AGCL
AGCM
AGCO
AGCP
AGCQ
AGOS
AGCT
AGCU
AGOW
AGOX
AGCY
AGDB
AGDO
AGDE
AGDH
AGDI
AGDJ
AGDL
AGDM
AGDN
AGDP
AGDQ
AGDR
AGDT
AGDU
AGDV
AGDX
AGDY
AGDZ
AGEB
AGED
AGEF
AGEH
AGEJ
AGEK
AGEL
AGEN
Berville.
Pt. de la Roque.
Quillebceuf.
Caudebec.
Guerbaville.
Rouen.
Paris.
Versailles.
The Elys^e.
Honfleiir. c d
Trouville. d
Pt. Beuzeval. a
Dives.
Oyestreham. aed
Orne R.
Caen.
St. Aubin. a
CourseuUes. c d
Pt. de Ver.
Bemierea. a
Pt. en Bessin. a d
Percys Pt. a
Isigny.
Oarentan.
St. Marcouf.
La Hougue. a
St. Vaast. d
R^ville.
Barfleur. a d
C. Barfleur.
Gatteville. d
C. Levi, a d
Cherbourg. 6 d
Pelde I. a
Pt. de Querqueville. a d
C. de la Hague, af
Jardeheu Pt. a
Nez de Jobourg. a
Channel Is.
Aldbrnet.
St. Anne.
Caflquets.
Guernsey.
St. Peter Port, cd
Hanois.
St. Sampson's.
Les Ecr^hos.
Herm.
Serk.
Creux Hr.
Jersey.
St. Helier. a d
St. Aubin.
La Corbifere.
Gorey. a
Rozel.
St. Catherine B.
Minquiers.
P. DE DiELBTTE. d
C. de Flamanville. a
0. de Carteret, a d
P. Bail.
St. Germain, a
lie S6n^quet..rf
Pt. d'Agon. a
R6gn6vUle. d
Tourville (Toumeville).
Chausey la. a d
AGEO
AGEP
AGER
AGES
AGET
AGEV
AGEW
AGEX
AGEZ
AGFB
AGFC
AGFE
AGFH
AGFI
AGFK
AGFL
AGFM
AGFO
AGFP
AGFQ
AGFS
AGFT
AGFU
AGFV
AGFW
AGFX
AGPY
AGHB
AGHC
AGHD
AGHF
AGHI
AGHJ
AGHL
AGHM
AGHN
AGHP
AGHQ
AGHR
AGHT
AGHU
AGHV
A6HX
AGHY
AGHZ
AGIC
AGID
AGIE
AGIH
AGU
AGIK
AGIM
AGIN
AGIO
AGIQ
AGIR
AGIS
AGIU
AGIV
AGIX
AGIY
AGIZ
AGJC
AGJD
AGJE
AGJH
AGJI
AGJK
AGJM
AGJN
Granville, d
Roc. Pt. a
Mt. St. Michel.
Avranches.
Bretagne.
Caincale.
Pierre de Herpin. d
Grouin Pt. a
B^nard Pt. a
Roches Bonnes.
St. Malo. d
St. Servan.
Grand Jardin Islet, d
La Ranee R.
Dinan.
Dinard. d
St. Briac.
D6coll6 Pt. a
St. Cast Pt. a d
C. Fr^el. a
Erqui. a d
Le L6gu6.
St. Brieuc.
Grand L^jon.
Roselier Pt. a d
Portrieux. d
St. Quay, a
Plouzec Pt. a
Paimpol.
Ost-Pic Rock.
Trieux R.
Croix Rocks.
Br^hat l.ad
Roches d'Ouvres. d
H^aux de Br^hat. d
Cr6ach-ar-Maout. a
Trfeuier.
P. Blanc, a d
Anse de Perros.
Perros-Guirrec. d
Ploumanac'h. a d
Les Sept-Iles.
Triagoz. d
B^leguer Pt.
Lannion.
Bihit R. a
Primel Pt. a d
He Noire, d
Tour de la Lande.
Morlaix.
PenpouU.
St. Pol de L4on.
Bloscon Pt. a
Roscoff. d
He de Bas. a d
St. Jacques.
P. Nevez.
Poul^azec Pt.
Kernic.
Goulven.
Ploun^our.
Pontusval. d
P. Treisseny.
Kerisoc Pt. a
Vierge I.
Abervrac'h 'R.ad
Lanvaon Height.
L'Aberbenoit.
Landunevfe Pt. a
Le Four, d
AGJC
AGJQ
AGJR
AGJS
AGJU
AGJV
AGJW
AGJY
AGJZ
AGKB
AGKD
AGKE
AGKH
AGKJ
AGKL
AGKM
AGKO
AGKP
AGKQ
AGKS
AGKT
AGKU
AGKW
AGKX
AGKY
AGLB
AGLC
AGLD
AGLF
AGLH
AGLI
AGLK
AGLM
AGLN
AGLP
AGLQ
AGLR
AGLT
AGLU
AGLV
AGLX
AGLY
AGLZ
AGMC
AGMD
AGME
AGMH
AGMI
AGMJ
AGML
AGMN
AGMO
AGMQ
AGMR
AGMS
AGMU
AGMV
AGMY
AGMZ
AGNB
AGND
AGNE
AGNF
AGNI
AGNJ
AGNK
AGNM
USHANT, OT IlE D'OuES-
SANT. (//
Stiff Pt. a d
Creac'h Pt. ade
Biscay, Bay or, or
Gulf of Gascogne.*
Corsen Pt. a
P. Conquet. d
St. Mathieu Pt. a '
Les Pierres Noires.
Bertheaume.
Cr^ac'hmeur Pt. a
Minou Pt.
Portzic Pt. o
Brest. 6 d
Lanninon.
Penfeld R.
Rade de Brest.
Kerhuon.
Landemeau.
Chateaulin.
Roscanv.el.
Capucins Pt.
Camaret. a d
Toulinguet Pt.
Pt. des Pois. a
Ch6vre C. a
Douarnenez. d
Millier Pt.
Ar-Men Rock, rf
He de Sein. d
T^vennec. d
La VieiUe. d
Bee du Raz de Sein. a
Pt. de I'Ervily. o
' Audierne. d
Poulgoazec.
Penmarc'h. a d
Guilfinec. d
L'Esconil. a d
Pont L'Abb^.
Combrit.
B^nodet. d
Quimper.
Beg Meil Pt. a
La Forest.
Concarneau. d
M6d6e Rock.
He aux Moutons. d
Penfret l.ad
Tr^ignon Pt. d
Beg Morg Pt. a
Dou^lan. d
Anse du Pouldu. a
Quimperl6 R.
Groix I. d
Pen Men Pt.
Croix, a
Bee Melen Pt. a
Talut Pt. (Lorient).
P. Louis.
Grave Pt. o
Lorient 6
K^roman.
Blavet.
La Peyrifere.
La Teignouse. d
Belle-fle.
Loc Maria, d
a Signifies an International Signal Station; 6 a Time Signal Station; c a Weather, Tide, or Ice Signal Station; d a Life-Saving Station-
e a Lloyd's Signal Station; /a Wireless Telegraph Station. somwou,
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101
i;
WEST COAST FRANCE.
SPAIN.
PORTUGAL.
AGNO
Arzic Pt.
AGRM
Maumusson Ch.
AGVQ
St. Martin de la Arena, a
AGNP
Taillefer Pt. a
AGRN
Seudre R.
AGVR
Suances.
AGNQ
Hastellic Pt. a
AGRP
Gironde R.
AGVT
San Vicente de la Bar-
AGNR
Goulfar B. (Talut Pt.) a
AGRQ
Coubre Pt. a d /
quera.
AGNS
Kerdonis Pt.
AGRS
Grand Banc Lt. V. d
AGVU
Tina Mayor.
AGNT
Le Palais, d
AGRU
Corduan. d
AGVW
Llanes. d
AGNV
Sauzon.
AGRV
Palmyre Pt.
AGVY
C. Prieto.
AGNW
Quiberon (Loc-Maria).ad
AGRW
La Falaise.
AGVZ
Rivadesella. d
AGNX
St. Pierre.
AGRY
Terre-Negre.
AGWB
Villaviciosa.
AGNZ
Kerpenhir Pt. a
AGRZ
Chay.
AGWD
GuGN. a d
AGOB
Auray.d
AGSB
St. Pierre de Royan.
AGWE
Candas.
AGOG
P. Navallo. d
AGSD
Royan. d
AGWF
Luanco.
AGOE
Vannes.
AGSE
St. Nicolas, d
AGWI
Asturias.
AGOF
Morbihan.
AGSF
Grave Pt. a d
AGWJ
C. Penas.
AGOH
Grand Mont Pt. a
AGSI
Tallais Bank Lt. V. d
AGWK
Avil6s. a
AGOJ
Penerf.
AGSJ
Valliere Pt.
AGWM
Prav-a R.
AGOK
Penlan Pt.
AGSK
P. St. Georges.
AGWN
Cudillero.
AGOL
Haedik l.a
AGSM
Richard.
AGWO
C. Busto.
AGON
La Vilaine R.
AGSN
By Lt> V.
AGWQ
Luarca.
AGOP
La Roche Bernard.
AGSQ
Calonge.
AGWR
Navia.
AGOQ
Redon.
AGSR
Mousset.
AGWS
Orrio de Tapia I.
AGOS
Rennes.
AGST
La Gaet.
AGWU
Castropol.
AGOT
Le Four, d
AGSV
Pauillac. d
AGWV
Rivadeo. d
AGOU
Grands Cardinaux. d
AGSW
Patiras I.
AGWX
San Ciprian.
AGOX
Pt. duCastelli. a
AGSX
Blaye.
AGWZ
Vivero.
AGOY
Le Croisic. c d
AGSZ
Garonne R.
AGXB
Barquero.
AGPB
La Banche. d
AGTB
Dordogne R.
AGXC
C. Vares. a
AGPC
Aiguillon.
AGTD
Bordeaux, d
AGXE
Estaca Pt.
AGPD
Ville-es-Martin.
AGTF
Hourtin.
AGXF
C. Ortegal.
AGPF
La Loire R.
AGTH
C. Ferret, d
AGXH
C. Prior.
AGPH
St. Nazaire. c
AGTI
Arcachon. a d
AGXJ
Mt. Ventoso. a
AGPI
Chemoulin Pt. a d
AGTK
Leyre R.
AGXK
C. Priorino.
AGPK
Paimboeuf.
AGTL
La Teste de Buch.
AGXL
Ferrol./
AGPL
Nantes.
AGTM
Contis. d
AGXN
Jubia B.
AGPM
Angers.
AGTO
C. Breton, a d
AGXO
Serantes R.
AGPO
St. Gildas Pt. a
AGTP
Adour R. c
AGXP
Mugardos.
AGPQ
Pornic. c d
AGTQ
Bayonne. d
AGXR
Eume R.
AGPR
Pilier Lad
AGTS
Biarritz, a d
AGXS
Ares.
AGPT
Noirmoutier I. d
AGTU
St. Jean de Luz. d
AGXT
Redes.
AGPU
Pt. des Dames.
AGTV
St. Barbe Pt.
AGXV
Betanzos.
AGPV
P. Breton, c d
AGTX
Socoa. a d
AGXW
Sada.
AGPW
St. Sauveur. a
AGTY
Pyrenees.
AGXY
Corufia. df
AGPX
He d'Yeu. a
AGYB
Sisargas I.
AGPY
Croix de Vie.
AGUB
Spain.
AGYC
Corme.
AGPZ
St, Gilles sur Vie. c d
AGUD
Madrid.
AGYD
C. Villa'no.
AGQC
Sables d'Olonne. a cd
AGUF
Bidassoa.
AGYF
Camarinas. d
AGQD
Lugon.
AGUH
C. Higuera.
AGYH
C. Torifiana.
AGQE
He de Re.
AGUI
Fuenterrabia. .
AGYI
Nemina.
AGQH
Baleines Pt. a d
AGUK
P. Pasages.
AGYK
C. FiNISTERRE. a ef
AGQI
Haut Banc du Nord. «
AGUL
San Sebastian, a d
AGYL
Corcubion. d
AGQJ
Chauveau Pt.
AGUM
Guetaria.
AGYM
Sadineiro (Lobera).
AGQL
Roche Bonne Lt. V.
AGUO
Sumaya, or, Zumaya.
AGYO
Ezaro.
AGQM
La Pallice P. d
AGUP
Motrico.
AGYP
Queijal Pt.
AGQN
La Rochelle. d
AGUQ
Lequeitio.
AGYQ
Santiago de Compos-
AGQP
Marane.
AGUS
Mondaca R.
tella.
AGQR
AGQS
AGQU
Niort.
AGUT
Bermeo.
AGYS
Muros. d
Antioche.
AGUV
C. Machichaco.
AGYT
C. Corrobedo.
Basques Roads, or, P. des
Barques.
AGUX
Galea, a
AGYU
Caraminal.
AGUY
Portugalete. d
AGYW
Arosa.
AGQV
He d'Aix. a
AGUZ
Bilbao, a c
AGYX
Carril.
AGQW
': AGQY
Fouras. 6
AGVC
Castro Urdiales. d
AGYZ
Padron.
ROCHEPORT. b d
AGVD
Viscaya.
AGZC
Villagarcia.
AGQZ
La Charente R.
AGVE
Laredo, d
AGZD
Salvora I.
AGRB
Saintes.
AGVH
Santona.
AGZE
Rual.
1 AGRD
Marennes.
AGVI
Caballo Pt.
AGZH
0ns L
AGRE
He d^Oleron. d
AGVJ
Pescador Pt.
AGZI V
Pontevedra.
AGRH
St. Pierre.
AGVL
C. Quexo.
AGZJ
Marin.
AGRI
Le Chateau.
AGVM
Santander. a d
AGZL
Aldan B.
AGRJ
Chassiron. a d
AGVN
Monro I.
AGZM
Cies I.
AGRL
Boursefrant.
AGVP
C. Mayor, o
AGZN
Bayona.
a Sienifles an International Signal Station ; 6 a Time Signal Station; c a Weather, Tide, or Ice Signal Station ; d a Life-Saving Station;
^ eaLloyd'sSignalStation;/a Wireless Telegraph Station.
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PORTUGAL.
SOUTH AND EAST COASTS SPAIN.
agzp
Vigo, c
C. Silleirq.
AHEN
Rota.
AHJI
Estacio.
AGZQ
agzr
AHEO
Santa Maria.
AHJK
Torfevieja. d
La Guardia.
AHEP
Cadiz, d
AHJM
Segura R.
AHER
Xeres.
AHJN
Tabarca, or, Plana I.
AGZT
Portugal.
AHES
Haste Afuera Sh.
AHJO
Santa Pola.
AGZU
Caminha. d
AHET
P. Real.
AHJQ
Alicante.
AGZV
Mifio R.
AHEV
Carraca.
AHJR
C. Huertas.
AGZX
Valenca.
AHEW
Trocadero.
AHJS
Villajoyosa.
AGZY
Lima R.
AHEX
Puntales Castle.
AHJU
Benidorme.
AHBC
Vianna. a c d
AHEZ
San Fernando, b
AHJV
Albir Pt.
AHBE
Villa de Conde.
AHFB
Las Puercas.
AHJW
Altea.
AHBP
P. Leix6es. u
AHFC
San Sebastian, d
AHJY
Calpe.
AHBG
Douro R.
AHFE
Sancti Petri.
AHJZ
Morayra.
AHBJ
Oporto, a c
AHFG
Conil.
AHKP
Javea. d
AHBK
Aveiro. d
AHFI
C. Trafalgar.
ABKD
C. San Antonio, af
AHBL
C. Mondego.
AHFK
Aceitera Sh.
AHKE
Denia. d
AHBN
Figueira.
AHFL
Tarifa. ad e
AHKF
Almadabra.
AHBO
San Martinho.
AHFM
Palmones R.
AHKI
Gaiidia.
AHBP
Burling I.
AHFO
Carnero.
AHKJ
Jucar R.
AHBR
C. Carvoeiro. a c
AHFP
Mayorga.
AHKL
CuUera.
AHBS
Peniche. d e
AHFQ
Algeciras. d
AHKN
Albufera.
AHBT
Ericeira.
AHFS
Verde I,
AHKO
Valencia, d
AHBV
C. Roca.
AHFT
San Roque.
AHKP
Grao de Valencio.
AHBW
Oitavos. ace
AHFU
Gibraltar, ab ef
AHKR
Cabanal.
AHBX
Cascaes H. a c d f
AHFW
Rosia B.
AHKS
Burriana.
AHBZ
Tagus R.
Belem.
AHFX
Europa Pt.
AHKT
Castellon de la Plana.
AHCB
AHKV
C. Oropesa.
Columbretes Is.
Peniscola.
AHOE
AHCG
Lisbon, b c
Guia.
AHFZ
Mediterranean.
AHKW
AHKZ
AHCI
San Julian, a c
AHLB
Benicarlo.
AHCJ
Caxias (Observatory).
AHGB
Blackstrap B.
Tunara. d
AHLC
Vinaroz. d
AHCL
Bugio.
AHGC
AHLE
P. Alfaques.
AHCM
Ajuda.
AHGE
Sabinilla:
AHLF
St. Carlos.
AHCN
Cacilhas Pt.
AHGF
Doncella Pt.
AHLG
Bana Pt.
AHCP
C. Espichel. a c
AHGI
Estepona.
AHLJ
Ebro R.
AHCQ
Setubal (St. Ubes). d
AHGK
Marbella.
AHLK
Amposta.
C. Tortosa.
AHOR
C. Sines.
AHGL
Calaburras Pt.
AHLM
AHCT
Odemira.
AHGM
Fuengirola.
AHLO
Escudel, or, Fango Pt.
AHCU
C. Sardao.
AHGO
Malaga, d
AHLP
P. Fangar,
AHCV
C. St. Vincent.
AHGP
Velez Malaga.
AHLQ
Cambrils. d
AHCX
' Sagres. ace
AHGQ
Torrox.
AHLS
Salou.
AHCY
Lagos, d
AHGS
Nerja.
AHLT
Tarragona, d
AHCZ
Portimao. d
AHGT
Almunecar.
AHLU
C. Gros.
AHDC
C. Carvoeiro.
AHGU
Salobreiia;
AHLW
Palomera.
AHDE
Balieira Pt.
AHGW
Motril.
AHLX
Villanueva. d
AHDF
Faro, d
AHGX
C. Sacratif.
: AHLY
Sitges.
Llobregat. a
AHDI
C. St. Mary.
AHGY
Granada.
AHMB
AHDJ
Tavira.
AHIB
. Alboran I.
: AHMC
Barcelona, d
AHDK
Villa Reale.
AHIC
Ferro Castel.
AHMD
Besds R.
AHDM
Guadiana R.
AHID
Adra.
AHMF
Badalona.
AHDN
Pomarao.
AHIF
Sabinal Pt.
AHMG
Mongat Pt.
AHIG
Roquetas..
AHMI
Masnou.
AHDO
Ayamonte.
AHIJ
Almeria./
AHMK
Matar6. d
AHDQ
Higuerita Bar.
AHIL
C. DE Gata.
AHML
Arenys de Mar.
AHDR
Rompido Pt.
AHIM
Genoves.
AHMN
Calel a
AHDS
Cartaya.
AHIN
San Pedro.
AHMP
Tordera.
AHDU
Huelva.
AHIP
Mesa de Roldan.
AHMQ
Blanes.
AHDV
Odiel R.
AHIQ
Carboneras.
AHMR
Lloret.
AHDW
Tinto R.
AHIR
Mojacar.
AHMS
C. Bagur.
AHDY
Palos.
AHIS
Garrucha. d
AHMT
San Feliu de Guixflls. d
AHDZ
Picacho.
AHIT
Villaricos.
AHMU
Palamos. d
AHEB
Morro (Cano) Pt.
Padre Santo Pt.
AHIU
Aguilas.
AHMV
Molino Pt.
AHED
AHIV
Cope.
AHMX
C. San Sebastian.
AHEF
OroR.
AHIX
Mazarron.
AHMY
Torruella.
AHEG
Guadalquiver R.
AHIY
C. TiSoso.
AHMZ
Meda I.
AHEI
San Lucar do Barra-
AHIZ
Cartagena, a d
AHNC
La Escala. d
meda. d
AHJO
Escombrera.
AHND
Ampurias.
AHEJ
San Lucar.
AHJD
Porman B.
IHNE
Rosas.
AHEK
Seville, d
AHJE
C. Palos. d
AHNG
Cadaqu6s. d
AHEL
Chipiona.
AHJG
Las Horraigas.
AHNI
C.'Creus.
a Signifies an International Signal Station; 6 a Time Signal Station; c a Weather, Tide, or Ice Signal Station; d a Life-Saving Station;
e a Lloyd's Signal Station; /a Wireless Telegraph Station.
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SOUTH COAST FRANCE.
GULF OF GENOA.
AHNJ
AHNL
AHNM
AHNO
AHNQ
AHNR
AHNS
AHNU
AHNV
AHNW
AHNY
AHNZ
AHOB
AHOD
AHOE
AHOF
AHOI
AHOJ
AHOK
AHOM
AHON
AHOP
AHOR
AHOS
AHOT
AHOV
AHOW
AHOX
AHOZ
AHPB
AHPC
AHPD
AHPE
AHPF
AHPG
AHPJ
AHPK
AHPL
AHPN
AHPO
AHPQ
AHPS
AHPT
AHPU
AHPW
AHPX
AHPY
AHQB
AHQC
AHQD
AHQF
AHQG
AHQI
AHQK
AHQL
AHQM
AHQO
AHQP
AHQR
AHQT
AHQU
AHQV
AHQX
St. Cruz de la Selva (P.
Selva). d
lilansi.
Portbou.
Balearic Is.
Formentera I.
Codolar Pt.
IviZA.
San Antonio P.
AhorcadoB I.
Puercos I.
Botafoch. I.
Grosa Pt.
Conejera I.
Majorca.
Palma. d
C. Blanco.
P. Pi.
C. Cala Figuera.
Dragonera I.
P. SoUer. d
Grosa, or, Llarga Pt.
C. Formenton.
PoUensa.
Alcudia. d
Alcanada, or, Aucanda
Islet.
C. Pera.
P. Colon.
C. Salinas.
Cabrera.
Ansiola Pt.
Minorca.
0. Bajoli.
P. Mahon.
San Carlos Pt.
Ayre I.
C. Dartuch.
Ciudadela.
C. Caballeria, or, Ca-
valleria.
P. Fomells.
Banyuls. d
C. B^ar (B6am). a
P. Vendres. d
CoUioure. d
Perpignan.
St. Nazaire.
Leucate. a
La Nouvelle. a d
Narbonne.
B^ziers.
Toulouse.
H^rault R.
Agde. a d
Gulf op Lyon.
Brescou I.
Bessan.
Marseillan.
Mfeze.
Cette. acd
Etang de Thau.
Frontignan.
Montpellier.
Aigues-Mortes. d
Espiguette Pt. a
AHQY
AHQZ
AHRC
AHRD
AHRE
AHRG
AHRJ
AHRL
AHRM
AHRN
AHRP
AHRQ
AHRS
AHRU
AHRW
AHRY
AHRZ
AHSC
AHSD
AHSE
AHSG
AHSI
AHSJ
AHSL
AHSM
AHSN
AHSP
AHSQ
AHSR
AHSU
AHSV
AHSW
AHSY
AHSZ
AHTB
AHTD
AHTE
AHTF
AHTI
AHTK
AHTM
AHTN
AHTP
AHTQ
AHTR
AHTU
AHTV
AHTW
AHTY
AHTZ
AHUB
AHUD
AHUE
AHUF
AHUI
AHUJ
AHUK
AHUM
AHUN
AHUO
AHUQ
AHUR
AHUS
AHUV
AHUW
AHUX
AHUZ
AHVB
AHVC
Saintes Maries, df
La GachoUe.
Faraman (Camargue).
Rh6ne R. d
Aries.
Tarascon.
Avignon.
Lyon.
Foz.
St. Louis Canal.
Bouc. d
Martigues.
C. Couronne. u
C. Janet.
Marseille, d
National Basin.
Maritime Basin.
Lazaret Basin.
Joliette Basin.
Old Basin.
Chateau d'lf I.
Ratoneau I.
P. du Frioul. '
Pomfegues I.a e
Planier I. d
C. Croisette. a
Riou I.
Cassis.
Bee de I'Aigle. a
Ciotat. d
Bandol.
Sanary.
Six-Fours, a
Brusc. d
Embiez I. d
C. Sici6. a
C. Sepet. a
Toulon. 6
Lazaretto Road.
La Seyne B.
Inner Road.
Mourillon.
ad
L'Ane Bank.
Giens. a
Great Ribaud I.
Hyferes.
C. B6nat. a
Fourches Mt.
PorqueroUes. a df
P. Cros.
Levant Is. a
Bonnes Road.
Lavandou. d
Cavalaire. d
C. Camarat. a d
St. Tropez.
St. Maxime.
Sardinierfes Pt. a
Fr^jus.
St. Raphael, d
C. Drammond.a
Agay Road.rf
Napoule G.
Cannes, d
St. Marguerite He. a
Jouan G. d
Ilette Pt.
Garoupe. n
AHVE
AHVF
AHVG
AHVJ,
AHVK
AHVL
AHVN
AHVO
AHVQ
AHVR
AHVS
AHVW
AHVY
AHVZ
AHWB
AHWD
AHWE
AHWF
AHWI
AHWJ
AHWK
AHWM
AHWN
AHWO
'AHWQ
AHWR
AHWS
AHWU
AHWX
AHWZ
AHXB
AHXC
^HXE
AHXF
AHXG
AHXJ
AHXK
AHXL
AHXN
AHXO
AHXP
AHXR
AHXS
AHXT
AHXV
AHXW
AHXY
AHYB
AHYC
AHYE
AHYF
AHYG
AHYJ
AHYK
AHYL
AHYN
AHYO
AHYP
AHYQ
AHYR
AHYS
AHYT
AHYU
AHYV
AHYW
AHYX
Antibes. d
Nice, d
Villefranche. d
C. Ferrat. a
St. Hospice Pt. d
Monaco.
C. Martin, a
Mentone (Menton).rf
Switzerland.
Berne.
Geneva.
Italy.
Ventitaiglia. d
San Remo. d
Maurizio. d
Oneglia.rf
C. Mele. af
Alassio. d
Albenga.
Noli, a d
Spotomo. d
Vado. d
Savona. d
Varazze.
Voltri.
Genoa, b d
Piedbiont.
Turin.
C. San Benigno (Ferro,
or, Faro), o
St. Giacomo Pt.
P. Pino, a
Santa Margherita. d
Rapallo.
Chiavari. d
Sestri Levante.
P. Venere. d
Levanto.
Mesco Pt.
Palmaria I. af
Tinol.
Spezia. 6 d
Lerici. d
Avenza.
Viareggio. d
Tuscany.
Arno R.
Pisa.
Florence.
Leghorn, df
Meloria Sh.
Gorgona I. a
Vada.
Barratti P.
Piombino Pt. a
Vecchio P.
Troja I.
Castiglione.
Talamone B.
Campo alls Serre. a
Elba I.a/
Ferrajo P.
P. Longone.
Monte Groseo. a
Focardo F.
Palmajola I.
Pianosa I.
o Sienifles an International Signal Station; 6 a Time Signal Station; c a Weather, Tide, or Ice Sig
^ « a Lloyd's Signal Station; / a Wjreless Telegraph Station.
c a Weather, Tide, or Ice Signal Station; d a Lite-Saving Station;
104
GEOGEAPHICAL SIGNALS — PLACES GEOGKAPHICALLY ARRANGED.
Pakt I.
CORSICA.
SARDINIA. ITALY
SICILY.
AHZB
Africa Rock.
AIDW
Quartu.
AIHQ
P. Torre dell' Annun-
AHZC
Monte Christo.
AIDX
C. St. Elia. a
ziata.
AHZD
Giglio. a
AIDY
Cagliari.
AIHS
Castellamare.
AHZF
Fenaio Pt.
AIEB
C. Spartivento. a
AIHT
Sorrento.
AHZG
CaporosBO Pt.
AIEC
P. Malfatano.
AIHU
Massa Lubrense.
AHZI
Giannutri.
AIED
Rossa B.
AIHW
Campanella Pt.
Capn. a
AHZK
Capel rosso Pt.
AIEG
C. Teulada.
AIHX
AHZL
Capraia. a
AIEH
Palmas B.
AIHY
Carena Pt.
AHZM
Castello Mt.
AIEJ
San Antioco I.
AIJB
Amalfi.
AHZO
C. Ferraione.
AIEL
C. Sperone. af
AUG
C. Orso.
AIEM
P. Scuso.
AIJD
Salerno, d
AIEN
St. Pietro I.
AIJF
Agropoli
AHZP
Corsica (Corse).
AIEP
C. Sandalo.
AUG
Licosa Pt.
AHZQ
C. Corso (Corse), a e
AIEQ
Carlo Forte.
AIJH
C. Palinuro. a
AHZS
Giraglia I. d
AIER
Iglesias.
AIJL
Infreschi P.
AHZT
C. Sagro. a
AIET
Oristano.
AIJM
Scario.
AHZU
Bastia. 4
AIEU
C. San Marco.
AIJN
Policastro.
AHZW
P. St. Nicolas.
AIEV
Bosa.
AIJP
Sapri.
AHZX
Alistro. a
AIEX
Rossa I.
AIJQ
C. Bonifati.
AHZY
Favone.
AIEY
Alghero.
AUR
C. Suvero.
AIBD
Pinarello B.
AIEZ
P. Conte.
AIJT
Pizzo.
AIBE
Chiappa Pt. a d
AIFC
C. Caccia. a
AIJU
Santa Venere P.
AIBF
P. Vecchio. d
AIFD
C. Argentiera.
AIJV
Monteleone.
AIBH
Cavallol.
AIFE
Asmara I. af
AIJX
C. Vaticano.
AIBJ
Lavezzi I. d
AIFH
C. Caprara. a
AIJY
Gioja. d
AIBK
C. Pertusato. a e
AIFJ
Reale Road.
AIJZ
Bagnara.
AIBM
Bonifacio, d
AIFK
Fomelli Road.
AIKC
Scilla.d
AIBN
C. Feno. d
AIFM
P. Torres.
AIKD
Pezzo.
AIBO
S^n^tose Pt.
AIFN
Sassari.
AIKE
Reggio./
AIBQ
Propriano. d
AIFO
CaBtel Sardo.
AIKG
C. dell' Armi. a c
AIBR
AIBS
Ajaccio. df
Sanguinaire I. a
AIKH
C. Spartivento. u.
AIBU
Gral^ria. d
AIFQ
Gala Grande I.
AIBV
C. Cavalo. a
AIFR
Argentario Monte, a
AIKJ
Sicily.
AIBW
Revellata Pt. d
AIFS
Orbetello.
AIKM
C. Pelero, or. Faro.
AIBY
Calvi. d
AIFU
Ercole Pt.
AIKN
Mazzone Pt.
AIBZ
Mt. GrosBO.
AIFV
Civita Vecchia. d
AIKO
Str. of Messina.
AICB
Algajola.
AIFW
C. Linaro.
AIKQ
Spuria, a ej
AICE
Rousee l.ad
AIFY
Chiaruccia Tower, a
AIKR
Canzirri.
AICF
Mortella Pt. a d
AIFZ
Tiber R. c
AIKS
Messina. 6
AICG
St. Florent. d
AIGB
Fiumicino.
AIKU
Scaletta.
AIGD
Rome./
AIKV
Taormina. «
AIGE
Fiumara Grande.
AIKW
Riposto.
AICJ
Sardinia.
AIGF
Ostia.
AIKY
Aci Reale.
AICK
C. Testa, a e
AIGJ
Anzio. d
AIKZ
Mt. ^tna.
AICL
Santa Teresa Gallura.
AIGK
Mt. Circeo Circello. a
AILB
Catania. 6
AICN
Falcone Pt.
AIGL
San Felice.
AILD
C. Santa Croce.
AICO
Razzoli I.
AIGM
Terracina.
AILE
P. Augusta.
AICP
Vacche I.
AIGN
Gaeta. a
AILF
Avolos I. (Torre Avolos).
AICR
Liscia P.
AIGO
Ponza. a/
AILH
Magnisi.
AICS
Arsachena G.
AIGP
Guardia Pt.
AILJ
Syracuse.
AICT
Maddalena I. a
AIGQ
Torre Orlando, a
AILK
Belvedere Tower (Syra-
AICV
Guardia Vecchia Hill, a
AIGR
Zannone.
cuse), a
AICW
Caprera I./
AIGS
Ventotene I. a
AILN
C. Murro di Porco.
AICX
St. Stefano.
AIGT
C. Miseno.
AILO
Avola.
AICZ
C. Ferro. a
AIGV
Procida. a
AILP
Noto.
AIDB
Cognena G.
AIGW
Mt. Solaro.
AILR
_Cozzo Spadaro. a/
AIDC
C. Figari. a
AIGX
Piopetto Pt.
AILS
0. Passaro.
AIDF
Aranci B.
AIGZ
Ischia.
AILT
Correnti I.
AIDG
Terranova.
AIHB
Forio.
AILV
Pozzalo.
AIDH
Delia Bocca I.
AIHC
Imperatore Pt. a
P. Bagno.
AILW
C. Scalambri.
AIDK
Bianca I.
AIHE
AILX
Terranova.
AIDL
Tavolara I.
AIHF
Baia.
AILZ
Licata. u
AIDM
P. Brandinchi.
AIHG
Pozzuoli.
AIMB
Palma.
AIDO
Siniscola.
AIHK
Nisita.
AIMC
Girgenti.
AIDP
C. Comino.
AIHL
Naples, h
AIME
P. Empedocle.
AIDQ
Tortoli.
AIHM
Portici.
AIMF
C. Rossello.
AIDS
C. Bellavista. a
AIHN
Granatello.
AIMG
Sciacca.
AIDT
C. Carbonara. a
AIHO
Mt. Vesuvius.
AIMJ
C. St. Marco.
AIDU
Cavoli I.
AIHP
Torre del Greco.
AIMK
C. Granitola.
a Signifies an International Signal Station; 6 a Time Signal Station; c a Weather, Tide, or Ice Signal Station; d a Life-Saving Station-
« a Lloyd's Signal Station; 1 a Wireless Telegraph Station.
Part I. geographical signals-
-PLACES GEOGRAPHICALLY ARRANGED.
105
MALTA.
ADRIATIC.
AIML
AIMO
AIMP
AIMQ
AIMS
AIMT
AIMU
AIMW
AIMX
AIMY
AINB
AINC
AIND
AINF
AING
AINH
AINL
AINM
AINP
AINQ
AINR
AINT
AINU
AINV
AINX
AINY
AINZ
AIOC
AIOD
AIOE
AIOG
AIOH
AIOJ
AIOL
AIOM
AIOQ
AIOR
AIOS
AIOU
AIOV
AIOW
AIOY
AIOZ
AIPB
AIPD
AIPE
AIPP
AIPH
AIPJ
AIPK
AIPM
AIPN
AIPO
AIPR
AIPS
AIPT
AIPV
AIPW
AIPX
AIPZ
AIQB
AIQC
AIQE
AIQF
AIQG
Mazzara.
Marsala.
Tranaontana Pt. ,
Favignana. a
Sottiie Pt.
Maritime.
Libeccio Pt.
Levanzo.
Giosso Pt.
Formica.
Trapani. af
Palumbo I.
Columbaia I.
^Ronciglio Pt.
C. St. Vito.
Castellamare.
C. Gallo. a
Mt. Pellegrino. a
Palermo.
C. Zaffrano.
Termini Imerese.
Cefalu.
C. Orlando.
Patti.
Oliveri.
Milazzo.
Ustica I. a
Uomo-Morto Pt.
Gavazzi Pt.
LiPARI I.
Vulcano I.
Saraceno Mt.
Stromboli I. a
Salina I. a
Alicudi.
Malta. c
Valetta.6/
Floriana.
St. Elmo.
Sliema.
Marsa Scirocco.
Comino I.
Gozo.
Lampedusa.
Cavallo Bianco Pt.
C. Grecale.
Linosa.
Pantellaria.«
Curritia (Spadillo) Pt.
Calabria.
Bovalino.
Gioiosa Jonica.
Squillace.
Catanzaro.
C. Rizzuto.
C. Colonne. a
Cotrone.
Taranto. b
San Paolo I.
C. St? Vito. a
Gallipoli.
San Andrea I.
C. Santa Maria e
Leuca. af
Montelungo.
Otranto. a
AIQH
AIQJ
AIQK
AIQL
AIQN
AIQO
AIQP
AIQS
AIQT
AIQU
AIQW
AIQX
AIQY
AIRE
AIRC
AIRD
AIRF
AIRG
AIRH
AIRK
AIRL
AIRM
AIRO
AIRP
AIRQ
AIRT
AIRU
AIRV
AIRX
AIRY
AIRZ
AISC
AISD
AISE
AISG
AISH
AISJ
AISL
AISM
AISN
AISP
AISQ
AISR
AISU
AISV
AISW
AISY
AISZ
AITB
AITD
AITE
AITF
AITH
AITJ
AITK
AITM
AITN
AITO
AITQ
AITR
AITS
AITV
AITW
AITX
AITZ
AIUB
AIUC
AlUE
Palascia Tower.
Missipezza Rk.
Brindisi. a
Adriatic. ,
C. Gallo.
Monopoli.
Mola.
San Cataldo Pt.
Bari. af
Giovinazzo.
Molfetta.
Bisceglie.
Trani.
Barletta.
Manfredonia.
Mattinata.
Rossa Pt.
Gargano Hd.
Vieste. af
Peschici.
Tremiti Is. a
San Nicola I.
Pianosa I.
Caprara 1.
Pelagosa 1.
Mileto Pt.
Termoli.
Vasto.
Ortona.
Franca villa.
Pescara.
Fermo.
Mt. Conero.
Ancona. a df
Mt. Cappuccini.a
Senigallia. d
Fano.
Pesaro.
Cattolica.
Rimini.
Cesenatico.
Cervia.
Bologna.
Ravenna.
P. Corsini. a
Primaro.
Comacchio.
PoR.
Volano.
Goro Pt.
Gorino.
Tolle.
Maestra Pt.
Contarina.
Ferrara.
Adige R.
Chioggia. d
MalamoccoJ"
Rocchetta Ch. a
Alberoni.
Venice, b
San Nicolo Del Lido, a
Tre Porti.
Murano.
Burano.
Giudecca Canal.
Mestre.
Padua.
AIUF
AIUG
AIUJ
AIUK
AIUL
AIUN
AIUG
AIUP
AIUR
AIUS
AIUT
AIUW
AIUX
AIUY,
AIVB
AIVC
AIVD
AIVF
AIVG
AIVH
AIVK
AIVL
AIVM
AIVG
AIVP
AIVQ
AIVS
AIVT
AIVU
AIVX
AIVY
AIVZ
AIWC
AIWD
AIWE
AIWG
AIWH
AIWJ
AIWL
AIWM
AIWN
AIWP
AIWQ
AIWR
AIWT
AIWU
AIWY
AIWZ
AIXB
AIXD
AIXE
AIXF
AIXH
AIXJ
AIXK
AIXM
AIXN
AIXO
AIXQ
AIXR
AIXS
AIXU
AIXV
AIXW
AIXZ
AIYB
AIYC
AIYE
AIYF
Vicenza.
Piave Vecchia.
Cortellazzo.
Cavetta Canal.
Piave R.
Falconera.
Baseleghe.
Tagliamento R.
Lignano.
Marano.
Alps.
Lombardy.
Milan.
P. Dtiso.
Austria.
Vienna.
Grade.
P. Primero.
Isonzo R.
Panzano B.
Gorizia. or. Goritz.
Duino.
Grignano B.
Trieste, abd
Muggia.
Servola.
Zaole.
Sottiie Pt.
Istria.
Capo d'lstria B.
Isola.-
Pirano.
Madonna Pt.
Salvore Pt. a
Pegolotta Pt.
Umago.
Daila.
Quieto.
Cittanuova.
Torre.
Cervera.
Parenzo.
Fontane.
Orsera.
Leme Ch.
Rovigno.
San Giovanni di Pelago.
Brioni Is.
Pedena Pt.
Fasana.
POla. b d
Olivi Islet.
C. Compare.
P. Veruda.
Porer Rock, a
C. Promontore.
Medolino G.
Ronze.
Merlera Pt.
Quarnero G.
Bado.
Arsa Canal.
Gradaz.
Ubas Pt.
Nera Pt.
Lungo (Istria).
Rabaz.
Fianona.
Farasina.
a Srgnifies an International Signal Station; b a Time Signal Station; c a Weather, Tide, or Ice Signal Station; d a Lite-Saving Station;
e a, Lloyd's Signal Station; /a Wireless Telegraph Station.
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Part I.
ADRIATIC.
1
GREECE.
AIYG
Moscenice.
AJDG
Lucietta I.
AJHB
P. Palermo.
AIYJ
Volosca.
AJDH
Capocesto.
AJHC
Santa Quaranta.
AIYK
Castua.
AJDI
Rogosnizza.
Miaol.
AJHD
Pagania P.
AJDL
AJHF
Gomenizza P.
AIYL
Hungary.
AJDM
Zirona.
AIYN
Budapest.
AJDN
Bossiljina.
AJHG
Ionian Is.
AIYO
Prague.
AJDP
Trau.
AJHK.
Fano I.
AIYP
Croatia.
AJDQ
Castel nuovo
AJHL
Kastri Pt.
AIYR
FiuME. bd
AJDR
Spalato. d
AJHM
Samothraki I.
AIYS
Maria Teresa Mole
AJDT
Almissa.
AJHO
Corfu.
AIYT
Buccari B.
AJDIJ-
Makarska.
AJHP
Tignoso I.
AIYU
P. Re.
AJDV
Brazza 1.
AJHQ
Paxo I.
AIYV
Cherso.
AJDX
Milna.
AJHS
Laka P.
AIYW
Zaglava'Rock.
AJDY
St. Pietro.
AJHT
Madonna I.
AIYX
Glavina P{.
AJDZ
Juja Pt.
AJBU
P. Gayo.
Anti-Paxo.
AIZB
Prestenizze Pt.
AJEC
Spalmadori Ch.
AJHW
AIZC
Galiola Is.
AJED
Lesina.
AJHX
Sivota 1.
AIZD
Uniel.
AJEF
Citta Vecchia.
AJHY
Parga P.
P. St. Giovanni.
AIZF
Sansego.
AJEH
Verboska.
AJIB
AIZG
Ossero.
AJEl
Gelsa.
AJIC
Phanari P.
AIZH
Martinscica. or, Mar-
AJEK
LlSSA.
AJID
Prevesa.
tincica.
AJEL
St. Georgio P.
AJIE
Greece.
AIZK
Lussin Piccolo, bed.
AJEM
Comisa.
AJIF
Kervasara.
AlZL
Kolorat Hr.
AJEN
Stoncica Pt. a d
AJIG
Arta G.
AIZM
Plaunick I.
AJEO
Ourzola. a
AJIH
Vonitza.
AIZO
Mortar I.
AJEQ
Valle Grande.
AJIL
Demata B.
AIZP
Sansego I. af
AJER
Tre Pozzi P.
AJIM
P. S. Nikolo.
AIZQ
St. Pietro di Nembo.
AJES
Badia P.
AJIN
Santa Maura.
AIZE,
Gruizza, or, Gruica I.
AJEU
Lagosta. a
AJIP
Vliko P.
AIZT
Terstenik I.
AJEV
P. Rosso.
AJIQ
Meganisi Ch.
AIZU
Yeglia.
AJEW
C. Gomena.
AJIR
C. Dukato.
AIZV
Negritto Pt.
Malinska.
AJEY
Narenta Ch. c
AJIT
Drepano.
AIZX
AJEZ
Tolerd.
AJIU
Zaverda B.
AIZY
Verbenico.
AJFB
Sabbioncello.
AJIV
Vurko B.
AJBC
New Besca.
AJFD
Meleda I.
AJIX
Kalomo.
AJBF
Novi.
AJFE
P. Palazzo.
AJIY
Cephalonia.
AJBG
Morlacca Ch.
AJFG
Palma P.
AJIZ
Asso.
AJBI,
Segna, or, Zengg.
AJFI
Stagno.
AJKC
Samoa.
AJBL
Pervicchio I.
AJFK
Lagostini I.
AJKD
San Theodoro Pt.
AJBN
Arbe P.
AJFL
Olipa I.
P. Gravosa.
AJKE
Anastasia B.
AJBO
Dolin I.
AJFN
A J KG
Argostoli.
AJBP
Gabovacatrida.
. AJFO
Pettini I.
AJKH
Lixuri.
AJBR
P. Jablanaz.
AJFP
Ragusa. d
AJKI
Guardiana I.
AJBS
Pago 1.
AJFR
Old Ragusa (Ragusa
AJKM
Ithaca I.
AJBT
Novalja.
Vecchia).
AJKN
P. Vathi.
AJBV
Saska B.
AJFS
Pt. D'Ostro. a
AJKO
Frikes P.
AJBW
Skerda I.
AJFT
Topla B.
AJKQ
Zante.
AJBX
Poklib I.
AJFV
Castelnuovo.
AJKR
Krionero Pt.
AJBZ
AJCB
Ulbo.
Selve.
AJFW
AJFX
Teodo B.
Risano.
AJKS
Strovathi (Stamphani
Is).
AJCD
San Antonio Pt.
AJFZ
Cattaro.
AJKU
Astoko.
AJCF
Lutostrak I.'
AJGB
Traste.
AJKV
Pandelemona P.
AJCG
Puntadura.
AJGC
Budua.
AJKW
Petala P.
AJCH
Brevilacqua.
AJKY
Missolonghi.
AJCK
Berguglie B.
AJGE
Bosnia.
AJKZ
Sosti I.
AJGF
Herzegovina.
AJLB
Patras.
AJCL
Dalmatia.
AJGH
Montenegro.
AJLD
Corinth.
AJCM
Grossa I.
AJGK
Antivari./
AJLE
Lepanto.
Galaxidi.
AJCO
P. Lungo.
AJGL
Servia.
AJLF
AJCP
Blanche Pt.
AJLH
Salona G.
AJCQ
Manzo.
AJGM
Albania.
AJLI
Aspra Spitia, or, Isidore
AJCS
Premuda.
AJGO
Dulcigno.
AJCT
Arnica Pt.
AJGP
Bojana R.
AJLK
Vostitza.
AJCU
Zara. d
AJGQ
Skutari.
AJLN
C. Papas.
AJCW
P. St. Cassano.
AJGS
C. Rodoni.
AJLO
Glarenza.
AJCX
Babac I.
AJGT
Durazzo.
AJLP
Katakolo.
AJCY
Pasman.
AJGU
Samana Pt. (Semeni R.)
AJLR
Pyrgos.
AJDB
Morter I.
AJGW
Saseno I.
AJLV
Arcadia G.
AJDG
Sebenico. d
AJGX
Valona B.
AJLW
Kyparissia.
AJDE
P. Tajer.
AJGY
Dukati P.
AJLX
Protl I.
a Signlfles an International Signal Station; 6 a Time Signal Station; c a Weather, Tide, or Ice Signal Station; d a LUe-Savlng Station-
e a Lloyd's Signal Station; / a Wireless Telegraph Station.
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AEGHIPELAGO.
SEA OF MARMORA.
AJLZ
AJMB
AJMC
AJME
AJMF
AJMG
AJMI
AJMK
AJML
AJMO
AJMP
AJMQ
AJMS
AJMT
AJMU
AJMW
AJMX
AJMY
AJNB
AJNC
AJND
AJNF
AJNG
AJNH
AJNK
AJNL
AJNM
AJNP
AJNQ
AJNR
AJNU
AJNV
AJNX
AJNY
AJNZ
AJOC
AJOD
AJOE
AJOG
AJOH
AJOI
AJOL
AJOM
AJON
AJOP
AJOQ
AJOR
AJOS
AJOU
AJOV
AJOW
AJOX
AJOY
AJOZ
AJPB
AJPD
AJPE
AJPF
AJPH
AJPI
AJPK
AJPM
AJPN
AJPO
Navarin, or, Neo Kas-
tro.
Sapienza I.
Mothoni.
Morea.
Koroni.
Petalidi.
Kalamata.
C. Kitries.
Limeni.
C. Matapan.
Kolokithia B.
Skutari.
Gythium.
Cranoe I.
Iris, or, Vasili R.
Sparta.
Cerigo I.
C. Spathi.
Kapsali B.
Cengotto.
C. Malea.
Belo Pulo I.
leraka P.
Pulithra P.
Nauplia.
Argos.
Tolon B.
Khaidari P.
KiladiaP. .
Spezzia I.
Hydra.
C. Zurva.
Mandraki.
Poros.
Dana Pt.
Pogon P.
jEgina.
Sophiko P.
Kalamaki.
Salamis B.
Lipso I.
Eleusis.
Piraeus.
Phalerum B.
Athens.
0. Themiatocles.
Phleva I.
C. Colonna.
Agastira B.
P. Mandri.
P. Raphti.
Petali G.
Euripo Ch.
Talanta B.
Berdugi I.
Candia (Crete).
Khania.
0. Drepano.
Suda B.
Azizieh.
Rithymno, or, Retimo.
Megalo Kastron, or,
Candia Town.
C. St. John, or, Spina-
longa.
P. Nikolo.
AJPR
AJPS
AJPT
AJPV
AJPW
AJPX
AJPY
AJPZ
AJQB
AJQC
AJQE
AJQF
AJQG
AJQI
AJQK
AJQL
AJQN
AJQO
AJQP
AJQS
AJQT
AJQU
AJQW
AJQX
AJQY.
AJRB
AJRC
AJRD
AJRF
AJRG
AJRH
AJRK
AJRL
AJRM
AJRO
AJRP
AJRQ
AJRT
AJRU
AJRV
AJRX
AJRY
AJRZ
AJSC
AJSD'
AJSE
AJSG
AJSH
AJSI
AJSL
AJSM
AJSN
AJSP
AJSQ
AJSR
AJSU
AJSV
AJSW
AJSY
AJSZ
AJTB
AJTD
AJTE
AJTF
AJTH
AJTI
AJTK
AJTM
C. Sitia.
C. Sidero.
Hierapetra.
Sphakia.
Gavdo I.
Greek Archipelago.
Milo.
St. Georgio Islet.
Siphano.
Serpho.
P. Livadhi.
Thermia.
Zea. e
P. St. Nikolo.
Tinos.
St. Nikolas.
Planum i I.
Steno Pass.
Andros.
Gavrion P.
Kordion B.
Doro Ch.
Syra.
Gaidaro Islet.
Hermopolis.
Mykoni.
C. Armenisti.
Rhenea
Delos.
Pares.
Naussa P.
Parekhia P.
Antiparos.
Naxos.
Naxia.
Amorgo.
P. Vathy.
•Nio.
Santorin.
C. Akroteri.
Anaphi.
Rhodes./
Lindos.
C. Prasonisi.
Scarpanto.
Tristoma.
Livadia B.
Stampalia.
Maltezana.
Kandeliusa.
Niseros.
Symi.
:^lolimno.
Kalimno.
Levitha.
Lero.
Lipso.
Patmos.
Skala.
Stavros P.
Griko P.
Nikaria.
Furni.
Ssimos.
P. Tigani.
Vathi P.
Psara.
Khios (Scio).
AJTN
Pasha I.
AJTO
Kastro.
AJTQ
Kolokithia.
AJTR
Paspargo I.
AJTS
Boghazi P.
AJTV
Mitylene.
AJTW
P. Kalloni.
AJTX
Sigri P.
AJTZ
Eleos I.
AJUB
lero P.
AJUC
Strati.
AJUE
Lemnos.
AJUF
Mudros B.
AJUG
Kondia P.
AJUI
Kastro.
AJUK
Purnea B.
AJUL
AJUN
Tenedos.
Ponente Pt.
AJUO
Gadaro I.
AJUP
Imbros.
AJUR
C. Kephalo.
Samothraki.
AJUS
AJUT
Thaso I.
AJUW
Eubcea I., or, Negro-
PONT.
AJUX
Strongilo I.
AJUY
Zeitun, or, Stylida G.
AJVB
C. Kiliomeli.
AJVC
C. Vasilina.
AJVD
Mijella, or, Amaliopolis.
AJVF
Volo.
AJVG
Skyro.
AJVH
Skiatho.
AJVK
Skopelo.
AJVL
Guruni Hd.
AJVM
Khelidromi I.
AJVO
Pelago I.
AJVP
Turkey.
AJVQ
Macedonia.
AJVS
Roumelia.
AJVT
Saloniki.
AJVU
Vardar Bank Lt. V.
AJVX
C. Kara.
AJVY
Panomi Pt.
AJVZ
Kassandra G.
AJWC
Problaka B.
AJWD
M. Athos.
AJWE
Plati.
AJWG
Deuthero Cove.
AJWH
Kavala.
AJWI
Kalamuti Hr.
AJWL
Fenar Pt.
AJWM
D6d6agatch. ,
AJWN
Enos.
AJWP
G. of Xeros.
AJWQ
Baklar P.
AJWR
The Dardanelles, e
AJWT
C. Helles.
AJWU
C. Yeni-Shehr.
AJWV
Kum Kalessi.
AJWY
Kephez Pt.
AJWZ
San Siglar.
AJXB
Chanak.
AJXD
Nagara Liman.
AJXE
Nagara Kaleesi .\bydos
(Castlel.
a Signifles an International Signal Station ; 5 a Time Signal Station ; <; a Weather, Tide, or Ice Signal Station ; d a Life-Saving Station ;
^ , e a Lloyd's Signal Station; /a Wireless Telegraph Station.
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SEA OF MARMORA
BLACK SEA.
AJXH
Gallipoli.
AKCF
Therapia.
AKFN
Moldava.
AJXI
Dohan Asian Bank Lt.V.
AKCG
Buyukbere.
AKFO
Dobrogea.
AJXK
Sar Kioi.
AKCI
Buyuk B.
AJXM
Myriophyto.
AKCJ
Fanaraki.
AKFQ
Bessarabia.
AJXN
Hora.
AKCL
Kandilli.
AKFR
Dniester B.
AJXO
Tekfur Dagh, or, Ro-
AKCN
Anadolu Hissdri I.
AKFS
Tsarigrad Mouth, d
dosto.
AKCO
Khanlijeh.
AKFU
Akerman. d
AJXQ
AJXR
Erekli.
Silivri.
AKCP
AKCR
Injir B.
Beikos.
AKFV
C. Fontana.
AJXS
Bayuk Chekmejeh B.
AKCS
Selvi Burnu.
AKFW
Odessa, bed
AJXU
Stefano Pt.
AKCT
Umur Banks Lt. V.
AKFY
Dnieper R. c
AJXV
Moda Liman.
AKCV
Majar B
AKFZ
Berezan I.
AJXW
Fanar Burnu.
AKCW
Rumili Kavak.
AKGB
Victorovski.
AJXZ
Princes I.
AKCX
Rumili.
AKGD
Suvorovski.
AJYB
Halki.
AKCZ
C. Aimtoli.
AKGB
OchAkov. aed
AJYC
Prinkipo.
AKGF
Nikolaev. bd
AJYE
Kartal.
AKDB
Black Sea.
AKGI
Kinburn.
AJYF
Pendik.
AKGJ
Ajighiol Spit Lt. V.
AJYG
Paulo Liman.
AKDC
Kara Burnu.d
AKGL
Bug R. c
AJYI
Tuzla (Touzla).
AKDF
Inada.
AKGN
Sviatotroitski.
AJYK
Tutun Liman.
AKDG
C. Kuri.
AKGO
Voloshski, or, Volosh-
AJYL
Ismid.
AKDH
Sizepoli (Pribachi C).
skaia.
AJYN
Karamusal.
AKDJ
Megalo Nisi I.
AKGP
Aogoyavlensk.
AJYO
Dil Burnu.
AKDL
Poros Pt.
AKGR
Siversov.
AJYP
Topche B.
AKDM
Btirghaz B.
AKGS.
Boggonosky.
F. Nikolaev. 6
AJYR
Boz Burnu.
AKDO
Anastatia, or. Papas I.
AKGT.
AJYS
Gemlik, or, Kios.
AKDP
Messemvria.
AKGV
Konstantinovski.
AJYT
Mudania.
AKDQ
AKDS
C. Emineh.
AKGW
Alexandrovsk. ,
AJYV
Kalolimno.
Kamchy R.
Bulgaria.
AKGX
Stanislav.
AJYW
Brusa.
AKDT
AKGZ
Kherson.
AJYX
Panderma.
AKDU
C. Galata.
AKHB
Tendra B. a
AJZB
Peramo B.
AKDV
Varna.
AKHC
Perekop G.
AJZC
Marmara I.
AKDW
Baljik.
AJZD
Palatia B.
AKDX
Kavdma.
AKHE
Krimba, or Crimea.
AJZF
Mermerjik B.
AKDY
C. Kaliakra.
AKHF
C. Tarkhan. a c d
AJZG
Galimi.
AKEB
C. Shableh.
AKHG
Eupatoria. d
AJZH
Fanar Adasi Islet.
AKEC
Kustenjeh (Kustendji).
AKHJ
Sevastopol. 6 df
AJZK
Kalazak, or, Klazati.
AKED
ROUMANIA.
AKHL
Inkerman.
AJZL
Alonyi.
AKEF
Mangalia (Mangolia).
AKHM
C. Khersonese. a rj
AJZM
Pasha Liman.
AKEG
C. Tuzla.
AKHO
Balaklava. d
AJZO
Kutali Road.
AKEH
Constantza./,
AKHP
C. Aitodor. a d
AJZP
Arablar.
AKEI
Cara-Irman (Kara-Her-
AKHQ
Yalta, c d
AJZQ
Palios Pt.
man).
AKHS
Urzuf.
AJZS
AJZT
Rhoda.
Artaki B.
AKEJ
AKEL
Portiza (Portici).
St. George Mouth,
Sulina Mouth, d
AKHT
AKHW
Sudak.
Theodosia (Kaffa). d
AJZU
Karabuga.
AKEM
AKHX
C. Chauda. a
AJZW
Kamir.
AKEN
Serpents I. (Fidonisi).
AKHY
Kyz Aul Pt.ao
AKEO
Kilia Mouth.
AKIB
C. Takly.
AJZX
BospHORUs. a
AKEP
Tulcea.
AKIC
Tuslinski Lt. V.
AJZY
Seraglio Pt.
AKEQ
Isaccea.
AKID
C. St. Paul, d
AKBD
Kadi Kioi.
AKEB
Gralatz
AKIF
Kamish.
AKBE
Haidar Pasha.
AKES
Braila.
AKIG
Churubash.
AKBF
Kavak Burnu.
AKET
Macin.
AKBH
Leander Tower.
AKEU
Borcea.
AKIH
Kertch. c
AKBI
Skutari.
AKEV
Hirsova (Hirssova).
AKIL
Yenikale C. d
AKBJ
Constantinople, or,
AKEW
Cernavoda.
AKIM
Arabat B.
Stambul.
AKEX
Calarasi.
AKIN
Ghenitchesk Str.
AKBN
Adrianople.
Golden Horn.
AKEY
Olteniza.
AKIP
Beriuch Spit.
AKBO
AKEZ
Giurgiu.
AKIQ
Obitotchna Spit.
AKBQ
Pera.
AKFB
Turnu-Magurele.
AKIR
Berdiansk. d
AKBR
Galata.
AKFC
Corabia.
AKIT
Bielosarai Spit, d
AKBS
Topkhana.
AKFD
Calafat.
.AKIU
Mariupol, cd
AKBU
Fundukli.
AKFE
Turnu-Severin.
AKIV
Beglitzkaia Lt. A', c
AKBV
Orta Kioi.
AKFG
Danube, c
AKIX
Taganrog, c d
AKBW
Kuru Chesmeh.
AKFH
Bucharest.
AKIY
Rostov, d
AKBY
Arnaut Kioi.
AKFl
Jassy.
AKIZ
Azov.
AKBZ
Bebek.
AKFJ
Craiova.
AKJC
DonR.cd
AKCB
Rumili Hissar.
AKFL
Oltenia.
AKJD
Pechany Lt. V.
AKiCE
Yeni-Kioi.
AKFM
Mutenia.
AKJE
Eisk Spit, d
a Signifies an International Signal Station : 6 a Time Signal Station; c a Weather, Tide, or lee Signal Station \ d a Life-Saving Station;
c a Lloyd's Signal Station: /a Wireless Telegraph Station.
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ASIA MINOR. NORTH AFRICA.
AKJG
AKJH
AKJI
Dolga Spit.
Temriuk B.
Taman Lake.
AKOB
AKOD
AKOE
Ali-Agba P.
Foggia Nova.
Fouies.
AKRV
AKRW
AKRX
Latakiyah.
Markhab.
Tartus.
AKJM
AKJN
AKJO
AKJQ
AKJR
AKJS
AKJU
AKJW
Asia Mtnok
Caucasus.
Circaasia. ,
Tuzla Bank.
AKOF
AKOH
AKOI
AKOJ
AKOM
Oglak I.
C. Merminji.
Pelican Spit Lt. V.
Sanjak Spit Lt. V.
, Smyrna.
AKRZ
AKSB
AKSC
AKSE
AKSF
Ruad I.
Tripoli.
Rainkine I.
Jebeil.
Beirut.
Andpa.
Doob Pt.
Penai Pt.
Novorossisk, or, Sujak
AKON
AKOP
AKOR
AKOS
Vourlah.
Sahib P.
Eritra.
Kezil Pt.
AKSG
AKSI
AKSJ
AKSL
Damascus.
Saida.
Jezireh.
' Sfir, or. Tyre.
Bay.
AKOT
Chesme.
AKSN
Akka, or, Acre.
AKJY
GhelenjikB.
AKOV
Egrilar.
AKSO
Haifa.
AKJZ
Kadosh, or, Chardak Pt.
AKOW
Mersin P.
AKSP
C. Carmel
AKLD
AKT.E
F. St. Duka.
Sochinski (Socha Bitke
AKOX
AKOZ
Sikia P.
Sighajik P.
AKSR
AKST
Kaisariyeh (Csesarea).
Arsuf (Appolonia).
AKPB
Ephesus.
AKSU
Yafa.
AKLF
Pitsunda Pt.
AKPC
Skala Nuova G.
AKSV
Jericho.
AKLH
Bombori F.
AKPE
Hussein Pt.
AKSW
Palestine.
AKLI
Guduat.
AKPF
Budrum.
AKSX
Jerusalem.
AKLJ
Sukhiim B.
AKPG
Giova P.
AKSY
Yebnah.
AKLN
Redoute Kalessi.
AKPI
Gallipoli P.
AKSZ
Dead Sea.
AKLO
Poti F.cd
AKPJ
Kos.
AKLP
Batum. c d
AKPL
Kum Pt.
AKTB
Africa.
AKLR
Gunieh.
AKPN
Doris G.
AKPO
Ipsera Islet.
AKTO
Egypt.
AKLS
Caspian Sea.
AKTD
Cairo.
AKLT
Volga R.
AKPQ
Levant.
AKTF
El Arish.
AKLV
Baku.
AKPS
Karamania.
AKTG
P. Said, abef
Suez Canal.
AKLW
Tiflis.
AKPT
Marmarice.
AKTI
AKLX
Georgia.
AKPU
Karaghatch Hr.
AKTL
Lake Menzaleh.
AKLZ
Armenia.
AKPW
MakriHr./
AKTM
Ismaila.
AKPX
Kastelorizo I.
AKTO
Lake Timsah.
AKMB
Rizo.
AKPY
Tristomos.
AKTQ
Great Bitter Lake.
AKMC
Trebizond.
AKQB
Yali B.
AKTR
Little Bitter Lake.
AKMD
Erzerum.
AKQC
Addlia.
AKTU
Damietta.
AKME
Platana.
AKQD
Kara Burnu.
AKTW
Nile R.
AKMF
C. lerds.
AKQF
C. KUoarda.
AKTX
Brulos.
AKMG
Tereboli.
AKQG
Aldya.
AKTZ
Rosetta.
AKMI
Kerassond, or, Keras-
AKQH
Anamur C.
AKUB
Abukir B.
unda.
AKQJ
Chelindreh P.
AKUC
Alexandria, ah de
AKML
Vona B.
AKQL
Cavalifere C.
AKUE
El Amaid.
AKMO
Unieh.
AKQM
Aghaliman.
AKUF
Kanais G.
AKMP
Samsun.
AKQO
Bagasse Pt.
AKUG
Marsa Omrakum.
AKMQ
Ha,1ysPt.,or, C. Bafra.
AKQP
Mersina.
AKUI
Marsa Tebruk.
AKMS
Kizil Innak.
AKQR
Karadash Burnu.
AKUJ
Bombah G.
AKMT
Sinub, or, Sinope.
AKUL
Menelaus Hr.
AKMW
C. Injeh.
AKQT
Cyprus.
AKMX
C. Ineboli.
AKQU
Kerynia.
AKUN
Tripoli.
AKMY
C. Kerempeh.
AKQV
Nicosia.
AKUO-
Dernah./
AKNB
Kara-Agatch.
AKQW
C. Amauti.
AKUP
Marga Sousah.
AKNC
Amastra.
AKQX
Paphoa.
AKUR
Gureina (Cyrene).
AKND
Koslu B.
AKQY
C. Gata.
AKUS
Tolmeita.
AKNF
Bender Erekli (Hera-
AKQZ
Limasol.
AKUT
Ben Ghazi (Berenice).
klea).
AKRC
C. Kiti.
AKUW
Marsa Zafran, or, Chebek.
AKNH
C. Kefken.
AKRD
Larnaka.
AKUX
Misratah.
AKNJ
Kirpen I.
AKRE
C. Greco.
AKUY
Ras Zorug.
AKNL
Kilia Pt.
AKRF
AKRH
Famagusta.
C. Andreas.
AKVB
Lebidah.
AKNM
Anatolia.
AKVD
Tunis.
AKNP
Bashika B.
AKRI
Syria.
AKVE
Zarzis.
AKNQ
Yukyeri Pt.
AKRJ
Ayas.
AKVF
Jerba I. (Djerba).
AKNR
C. Baba.
AKRM
Bayas.
AKVG
Bahiret el bu Grara.
AKNT
Sivriji Pt.
AKRN
Iskanderdn G.
AKVH
Humt Adjim.
AKNU
Adramyti.
AKRO
Alexandretta (Iskande-
AKVI
Gabes, or, Kabea. d
AKNV
Dikili.
riin).
AKVJ
Skira.
AKNX
P. Ajano.
AKRQ
Antioch.
AKVM
Sur-Kenis B.
AKNY
Sandarli G.
AKRS
Bazit Pt.
AKVN
Sfax. d
AKNZ
Rema B.
AKRT
Ibn Hftni Pt.
AKVO Kerkenah Is.
a Signlfles an International Signal Station ; 6 a Time Signal Station; c a Weather, Tide, or Ice Signal
e a Lloyd's Signal Station; / a Wireless Telegraph Station.
Station; d a Life-Saving Station;
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GEOGEAPHICAL SIGNALS PLACES GEOGRAPHICALLY ARRANGED.
Part I.
NORTH AFRICA.
ATLANTIC OCEAN.
WEST AFRICA.
AKVQ
Sherkil.
AKZV
Velez de la Gomera.
ALEM
Arrecife Pt.
AKVR
Mahedia.
AKZX
Alcala B.
ALEN
Lobos I.
AKVS
Kuriat Is.
AKZY
Tetuan.
ALEP
Fuerteventura.
AKVU
Monastir.
ALBC
Almadabra, or, Madraga
ALEQ
Jandia Pt.
AKVW
Suea (Sousse). d
B.
ALER
Gran Canaria.
AKVY
Herkla (Hergla).
ALBE
Ceuta. d
ALET
Isleta Pt. e
AKVZ
Hammamet.
ALBF
Almina Pt.
ALEU
P. de la Luz.
AKWB
Kalibia.
ALBG
Malabata Pt. .
ALEV
Palmas.
AKWD
C. Bon. a e
ALBI
Tangier, a
ALEX
Maspalomas Pt.
Sardina Pt.
AKWE
Goletta (La Goulette). d
ALBJ
C. Spartel. a e
ALEY
AKWG
Carthage C. a.
ALBK
Jeremias Anchorage.
A-LEZ
Tenerife.
AKWH
Plana I. (El Kamela).
ALBN
Arsila, or, Arzila.
ALFC
Anaga Pt. e
AKWI
PoETO Farina, a
ALBO
El Araish.
ALFD
Santa Cruz, a c
AKWJ
Cani Is.
ALBP
Mehediya.
ALFE
Orotava P.
AKWM
Benzbrt (Bizbrta). a d
ALBS
Rabat and Sali.
ALFib
Gomera.
AKWN
Fratelli Rocks.
ALBT
Dar el Beida.
ALFl
San Sebastian.
AKWO
Ras Engela.
ALBV
Azimur.
ALFJ
Hierro, or, Fefro.
AKWP
C. Serrat.
ALBW
Mazighan.
ALFM
Palma.
AKWR
Galita (La Galite). d
ALBX
C. Cantin, or, Ras ill
ALFN
Cumplida Pt.
AKWS
Sorelle Rocks.
, Hadik.
ALFO
Salvage Is.
AKWU
C. Negro.
Tabarka. d
ALBZ
Safi (Asafi).
AKWV
ALOB
Mogador.
ALFQ
C. BOJADOR.
ALCD
Fez.
ALFR
Ouro R.
AKWY
Algeria.
ALCF
Agadir, or, Santa Cruz.
ALFS
C. Barbas.
AKWZ
La Calle. a d
ALCG
Tiznitz.
ALFU
C. Blanco.
AKXC
C. Rosa (Rose).
ALCH
Wadi Diaa (Nun R.).
ALFV
Arguin B.
C.Mirik.
AKXD
Bona (Bone), d
ALCJ
C. Juby.
ALFW
AKXF
F. G^nois.
ALFY
Portendick.
AKXG
C. de Garde, a
ALCK
Atlantic Ocean.
AKXI
Takush B.
ALFZ
Barbary Coast.
AKXJ
C. de Fer. a
ALCM
Azores.
AKXM
Philippeville. d
ALCN
Corvo.
ALGB
Sfe^gal R.
AKXN
Stora. d
ALCO
Floras.
ALGD
St. Louis.
AKXP
Constantine.
ALCP
Santa Cruz.
ALGE
Almadi, or, Almadies
AKXQ
Srigina I.
ALCR
Fayal.
Pt.
AKXS
CoUo. d
ALCS
Horta. d e
ALGF
Senegambia
AKXT
C. el Jerba.
ALCT
Espalamaca Pt.
ALGI
C. Verde, a
AKXV
C. Bougaroni. a
ALCU
Pico. V
ALGJ
Gor6e.
AKXW
Jidjelli (Djidjelli). d
ALCW
San Jorge.
ALGK
Dakar, a b
AKXZ
Ras Afia.
ALCX
Graciosa.
ALGN
Rufisque.
AKYB
Bougie, d
ALCY
Terceira.
AKYD
C. Carbon, u,
ALDB
Praya.
ALGO
Cape Verde Is.
AKYE
Dellys. d
ALDO
Angra. c d
ALGP
St. Antonio.
AKYG
C. de I'Aiguille. a
ALDE
San Miguel (St. Mich-
ALGR
Bull Pt.
AKYH
C. Bengut.
aels).
ALGS
Tarrafal B.
AKYJ
C. Matifu. a d
ALDG
Ponta Delgada. ab d
ALGT
Santa Cruz.
AKYL
Bouzar6ah. a
ALDH
Villa Franca.
ALGV
St. Vincent.
AKYN
Algier (Alger), bdf
ALDI
Arnel Pt. a c e
ALGW
P. Grande.
AKYO
C. Caxine.
ALDK.
Ferraria Pt. e
ALGX
Bird I. a
AKYQ
Tipaza. P. d
ALDM
Santa Maria I.
ALGZ
Santa Luzia.
AKYR
Shershel (Cherchell). d
ALDN
Villa do Porto.
ALHB
St. Nicholas.
AKYT
Tfenfez, or, Tfenfes. a d
ALDP
Fonnigas.
ALHC
Preguiza.
AKYU
C. Ivi.
ALHE
Sal (Salt) I.
AKYW
Mostaganem. d
ALDQ
Madeira.
ALHF
Bonavista.
AKYX
Arzeu, or, Arzew. d
ALDR
Fora I. ad
ALHG
English Road.
AKZB
Oran. d
ALDS
Loo Rock, a c
ALHJ
Mayo I.
AKZC
Marsa el K6bir. d
ALDT
Funchal. d
ALHK
St. Jago.
AKZE
C. Falcon, a
ALDU
Pargo Pt. a c
ALHM .
P. Praya.
AKZF
Habibaa Is.
ALDV
Cruz Pt.
ALHO
Tarrafal Pt.
AKZH
Beni Saf Hr. d
ALDX
P. Santo.
ALHP
Leton Rock.
AKZI
Raschgun I.
ALDY
Bezerta Grande.
ALHQ
Fogo I.
AKZL
Nemours, d
ALDZ
Bugio.
ALHS
Brava I.
AKZM
Morocco.
ALEB
Canary Is.
ALHT
Gambia.
AKZN
Milonia R. '
ALEC
Allegranza.
ALHU
Bathurst.
AKZP
Mulaya R.
•ALED
Delgada Pt.
ALHW
Albreda.
AKZQ
Zafarin I.
ALEG
Graciosa.
ALHX
Yarbutenda.
AKZR
Melilla. df
ALEH
Lanzarbte.
ALHY
Kasamanze R.
AKZT
C. Tre Forcas.
ALEI
Pechiquera Pt.
ALIB
Karabane I.
Akzu
Alhucemas.
ALBK
Naos P.
ALIC
Zighinkor.
a Signifies an Internationa! Signal Station ; 6 a Time Signal Station: ca Weather, Tide, or Ice Signal Station; d a Lile-Saving Station;
e a Lloyd's Signal Station; /a Wireless Telegraph Station.
Part I.
GEOGRAPHICAL SIGNALS— PLACES GEOGRAPHICALLY ARRANGED.
Ill
WEST AFRICA.
SOUTH AFRICA.
ALID
Brin Factory.
ALND
Prah R.
ALQT
Bata.
ALIP
Sedhiu.
ALNE
C. Coast Castle, a
ALQU
San Bento R.
ALIG
Dianna.
ALNF
Anamaboe.
ALQV
Medondo.
ATiIH
0. Roxo.
ALNG
ASHANTL
ALQW
Corisco B.
ALIK
Cacheo R.
ALNH
Akkra, ab
ALQX
Elobey I.
ALIM
Salsang.
ALNI
Kumassi.
ALQY
Muni.
ALIN
Farin.
ALNJ
SO0DAN.
ALQZ
Gaboon R.
ALLP
Batur.
ALNK
Volta R.
ALRC
Gornb^ Pt.
IJ^JS
Bissao I.
ALNM
Adda.
ALRD
Libreville.
ALIR
Jeba R.
ALNO
C. St. Paul.
ALRE
Komo R.
ALIU
Bijouga Is.
ALNP
Jella Koffi.
ALRG
Ogowd R.
ALIV
Bulama.
ALNQ
Kitta.
ALRH
Nazareth B.
ALIX
Alcatraz I.
ALNR
P. Seguro.
Agwen.
ALRI
Lopez C.
ALIY
Nunez R.
ALNS
ALRK
Fernand Vaz.
ALIZ
C. Verga.
ALNT
Togo.
ALRM
Settee R. a
ALJC
Ponga R.
ALNU
Little Popo.
ALRN
Mayumba B.
ALJD
Tabuia, or, Taboria.
ALNV-
Whyda.
ALRP
Kuilu R.
ALJE
Bangalong.
ALNX
Kotonu.
ALRQ
Loango B.
AUG
Brameya R.
ALNY
P. Novo.
ALRS
Massab6.
ALJH
Isles de Los.
ALRU
Chiloango R.
ALJI
Bulbineh.
ALNZ
Dahomey.
ALRV
Malemba B.
A]LJM
Konakri.
ALOB
Abomeh (Abomey).
ALRW
Kabinda.
ALJN
Matakong I.
ALOC
Badagri.
ALRY
Kongo R.
ALJO
Mellakori R.
ALOD
Lekki.
ALRZ
French Pt. a
ALJQ
Benti Pt.
ALOE
Pafm Oil Rs.
ALSB
Shark Pt. (Padrao).
ALJR
Great Skarcies R.
ALOF
ALJS
Mambolo.
ALOH
Benin R.
ALSD
Kongo Free State.
AUTJ
YeUaboi Sound.
ALOI
Wari.
ALSE
Banana Creek.
ALOJ
Forcados R.
ALSF
P. da Lenha.
ALJV
SiEKRA Leone.
ALOM
Gana Gana.
ALSI
Embomma (Bomma).
ALJW
Free Town.
ALON
Middleton R.
ALSJ
Brazzaville.
ALJY
Banana Is.
ALSM
Leopoldville.
ALJZ
Sherbro R.
ALOP
Niger.
ALSN
Stanley Pool.
ALKB
0. St. Ann.
ALOR
Akedo.
ALSO
Padron Pt.
ALKD
Manna R.
ALOS
Nun Entrance.
ALKF
C. Mount.
ALOT
Akassa (Baracoon Pt.).
ALSQ
Angola.
ALKH
Liberia.
ALOV.
Abo.
ALSR
Ambrizette.
ALKI
Caldwell.
ALOW
Ndoni.
ALST
Foreland Bluff.
ALKJ
C. Mesurado.
ALOX
Onitsha.
ALSV
Ambriz B. a
ALKN
Monrovia.
ALOZ
Asaba.
ALSW
Dand6 Pt.
ALKO
Grand Bassa.
ALPB
Ida.
ALSX
Funta B.
ALKP
Trade Town.
ALPC
Binue R.
ALSZ
Bengo B.
ALKR
Sestos R.
ALPE
Yola.
ALTB
Loanda(P. op). 6,
ALKS
Kru.
ALPG
C. Formosa.
ALTC
San Miguel F. a
ALKT
Nifu.
ALPI
Brass R.
ALTE
Loanda I.
ALKV
Grand Sesters.
ALPJ
Bonny R.
New Calabar R.
ALTF
Palmeirinhas Pt.
ALKW
Garraway.
ALPK
ALTG
Coanza R.
ALKX
Mano R.
ALPN
Calabar.
ALTI
Calumbo.
ALKZ
C. Palmas.
ALPO
Opobo R.
d Calabar R.
AJ.TJ
Massangano.
ALMB
Grain Coast.
ALPQ
ALTK
Dondo.
ALMC
Tabu.
ALPS
Duke Town.
ALTN
Cassanha.
ALME
Drewin.
ALPT
Cross R.
ALTO
Nova Redonda. a
ALHF
Sassandra, or, St. An-
ALPU
Rio del Rey.
ALTP
Kwi Kombo.
drew R.
ALTR
Lobito B.
ALMG
Amokwa.
ALPW
Bight op Biapra.
ALTS
Benguela.
ALMI
Akba.
ALPX
Fernando Po.
ALTU
Salinas Pt.
ALMJ
Grand Bassam.
ALPY
Fernanda Pt.
ALTW
Elephant B.
ALMK
Assini R. a
ALQB
Santa IsabeL
ALTX
C. St. Mary.
ALMO
Newtown.
ALQC
Princes I.
ALTY
C. Martha.
ALMP
Albani R.
ALQD
Santo Antonio B.
ALUB
Little Fish B.
ALQF
St. Thom^(ThomasI.).
ALUC
Mossamedes.
ALMQ
IvoKY Coast.
ALQG
Anna de Chaves B.
ALUD
P. Alexander.
ALMS
Ankobra R.
ALQH
Annobon I.
ALUE
Albino Pt.
ALMT
Axim
ALUF
Great Fish B.
ALMU
C. Three Points.
ALQJ
ICambrun R.
ALUG
Nourse, or, Cunene R.
ALMW
Gold Coast.
ALQK
Malimba R.
ALMX
Guinea G.
ALQM
Batanga.
Beundo R.
ALUH
Damaraland.
ALMY
Dix Cove.
ALQO
ALUI
C. Frio.
ALNB
Sekondi.
ALQP
Batonga Roadstead.
ALUJ
Swakopmund Road.
ALNC
Elmina.
ALQR
Campo R.
ALUK
Walfisch B.
o Signifies an International Signal Station; 6 a Time Signal Station; c a Weather, Tide, or Ice Signal Station; d a Lite-Saving Station;
e a Lloyd's Signal Station; /a Wireless Telegraph Station.
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GEOGEAPHICAL SIGNALS — PLACES GEOGRAPHICALLY AKKANGED.
Pakt I.
SOUTH AFRICA.
EAST AFRICA.
ALUM
HoUam's Bird I.
ALYK
East London .abed
AMCS
Mazimbwa B.
ALUO
Spencer B.
ALYM
Buffalo R.
AMCU
Marongo.
ALUP
Ichabo.
ALYN
Kei R.
AMCV
Tunghi B.
ALUQ
Angra Pequefia.
ALYP
Mazeppa Pt.
AMCY
Comoro I. (Comores).
ALUS
Robert Hr.
ALYQ
Bashee R.
AMCZ
Maroni.
alut
Possession I.
ALYR
St. John R.
AMDB
Mohilla I. (Moh^li).
ALUV
Great NaiTnaqualand.
ALYS
Grovenor P.
AMDC
Du^ni Cove (Fumboni
ALUW
Orange R.
ALYT
P. Shepstone.
B.).
ALYU
Umpambinyoni R.
AMDE
Johanna I. (Aujouan).
ALUX
Ascension I. e
ALYV
Amahlongwana R.
AMDF
Pomoni Hr. .
ALUY
Georgetown.
ALYW
Aliwal Shoal.
AMDG
Mayotta.
ALUZ
Clarence B. ,
AMDJ
Pamanzi, or, Zaudzi
ALVC
St. Helena! e
ALYX
Natal.
Road.
ALVD
James Town. 6
ALYZ
The Bluff, ahce
AMDK
Mamutzu.
ALVE
Prosperous B. a
ALZB
Durban, d
AMDN
Glorieuse Isle.
ALVG
Tristan da Cunha.
ALZC
Pietermaritzburg.
ALVH
Inaccessible I.
ALZD
Tugela R.
AMDO
Madagascar.
ALVI
Nightingale I.
Gough L
ALZE
Durnford B.
AMDP
Tananarive.
ALVK
ALZF
St. Lucia B.
AMDR
C. Amber (Ambre).a
ALZH
Sordwana Road.
AMDS
Diego Suarez B.a
P. Nievre.
ALVM
Cape Colony.
ALZI
Kosi R.
AMDT
ALZJ
Rhodesia.
AMDU
Oronjia.o
ALVN
Orange Free State.
AMDV
Antsirana. c
ALVP
Transvaal.
ALZK
Dblagoa B.
AMDW
Ambavarane.
ALVQ
Kaffaria.
ALZM
Reuben Pt. a
AMDX
P. Look^ (Loqu^).
ALVR
Zululand.
ALZN
English R.
AMDZ
P. Leven.
ALVT
P. NoUoth.
ALZO
Lourenpo Marquez. 6
AMEB
Andrava B. i
ALVU
Hondeklip B.
ALZP
Maputa R.
P. Melville.
AMEC
Vohimao, or, Vohemar
ALVW
Olifant R.
ALZR
B.
ALVZ
St. Helena B.
ALZS
Limpopo R.
AMEF
Antongil B.
ALWB
Saldanha B.
ALZT
C. Corrientes.
AMEG
P. Choiseul.
ALWC
Dassen I.
ALZV
, Burra.
AMEH
Tangtang, or, Tin-
ALWE
Robben I.
ALZW
Innambdn R.
tingue.
St. Mary I.
ALWG
TableB. 6rf
ALZX
Bazaruto C.
AMEJ
ALWI
Cape Town, c
AMBC
Marsha, or, S. Caro-
AMEK
P. St. Mary.
ALWK
Lions Rump, a
lina I.
AMEL
Blfeve Reef.
ALWN
Mouill^ Pt.
AMBD
Sabi R.
AMEN
F6n4rive.
ALWP
Green Pt.
AMBE
Chiludn I.
AMEO
Mahambo Pt.
ALWQ
G. of Good Hope, e
AMBG
Sofala R.
AMEP
Foulepointe.
ALWS
Roman Rocks.
AMBH
Pungue R.
AMEQ
Tamatave, or, Toama-
ALWT
False B.
AMBI
Beira.
sina.
ALWU
Simon's B. 6
AMBK
Inhamboio.
AMER
Vatomandri. a
ALWV
C. Hangklip.
AMBL
Thornton R.
AMES
Mahanoro. a
ALWX
Danger Pt. a
AMBN
Zambezi R.
AMET
Maninzari (Mananiara
ALWY
0. Agulhas. e
AMBO
Mashonaland.
R.).
ALWZ
Struys B.
AMBP
Kangoni.
AMEU
Matitanana R.
ALXC
Bredasdorp.
AMBQ
Conceicao R.
AMEW
Farafangana.
ALXD
P. Beaufort.
AMBR
Chinde R.
AMEX
St. Lucia (Luce).
ALXE
Breede R. .
AMEY
Ytapere, or, Itap^rina
ALXG
St. Sebastian B.
AMBS
British Central Af-
B
ALXH
Kaffir Kuyl B.
rica.
AMFB
F. Dauphin.
ALXJ
C. St. Blaize. a
AMBT
Sena.
AMFC
C. St. Mary, or, St.
ALXK
Aliwal. ac
AMBU
Tete.
Marie.
ALXM
Mossel B.
AMBV
Lake Nyassa.
AMFD
St. Augustine B.
ALXO
George Town.
AMBW
Shir6 R.
AMFG
Saolara.
ALXP
Knysna Hr.
AMBX
Linde R.
AMFH
TuUear, or, Ankatsaoka
ALXQ
Plettenberg B.
AMBY
Kilimdn (Quilimane) R.
B.
ALXS
C. St. Francis, c
AMBZ
Angoche R., or, Mlui.
AMFI
Ranob6 P.
ALXT
KromB.
AMCD
P. Mokambo.
AMFK
Fanemotra B.
ALXU
Humansdorp.
AMFL
Morondava.
ALXW
C. Recife, e
AMCE
Mozambique, ace
AMFN
Ambondro R.
ALXY
Algoa B.
AMCF
St. George I.
AMFP
Maintirano, or, Myan-
ALXZ
P. Elizabeth, ahc
AMCH
Conducia B.
terano R.
ALYC
Bird I.
AMCI '
Nakala Pt.
AMFQ
C. St. Andrew.
ALYD
P. Alfred. ahcd
AMCJ
Belmore Hr.
AMFR
Boy anna B.
ALYE
Kowie R.
AMCL
Memba B.
AMFT
Makambi R.
ALYF
Bathurst.
AMCN
Almeida B.
AMFU
Bombetoke B.
ALYG
Grahams Town.
AMCO
PombaB. (Mwambi).
AMFV
Mojanga. c
ALYH
Great Fish R.
AMCQ
Montepes B.
AMFX
Betsiboka R.
ALYI
Keiskamma R.
AMOR
Ibo.
AMFY
Ikopa R.
o Signifies an International Signal Station; 6 a Time Signal Station; c a Weather, Tide, or Ice Signal Station; d a Life-Saving Station?
e a Lloyd's Signal Station; / a Wireless Telegraph Station.
Paet I.
GEOGKAPHIOAL SIG-NALS— PLACES GEOGBAPHICALLT ARRANGED.
113
SOUTH INJ)IAN OCEAN.
RED SEA.
EAST AFRICA.
AMFZ
AMGC
AMGD
AMGE
AMGH
AMGI
AMGJ
AMGL
AMGN
AMGO
AMGQ
AMGR
AMGS
AMGU
AMGV
AMGW
AMGY
AMGZ
AMHB
AMHC
AMHD
AMHE
AMHF
AMHI
AMHJ
AMHK
AMHN
AMHO
AMHP
AMHR
AMHS
AMHT
AMHX
AMHZ
AMIB
AMIC
AMID
AMIE
AMIF
AMIG
AMU
AMIK
AMIL
AMIN
AMIO
AMIP
AMIQ
AMIS
AMIT
AMIU
AMIV
AMIW
AMIX
AMIY
AMIZ
AMJB
AMJC
AMJD
AMJE
AMJG
AMJH
AMJI
AMJK
Mevatanana.
Suberbieville.
Kats6p^.
Majamba B.
Miramba P.
Jtarendri.
Raminitok B.
Radama P.
Ambavatobi B.
Pasindava B.
Nosi-B6.
Hellville.
'Nosi Vavmi, or, Vorona
Islet.
Tani-Keli Islet.
C. St. S^bastien.
William Pitt B. (An-
dramatuba).
P. Liverpool.
Europa I.
Bassas da India.
Juan de Nova I.
REUNION I.
St. Denis, a c
St. Marie, a
Bel- Air Pt.
St. Suzanne, a
Bois Rouge Pt. a
Champbome Pt. a
St. Benoit. a
St. Rose, a
St. Pierre, a c
St. Louis (St. Leu), a
St. Paul, a c
Pt. des Galets, or, Shin-
gle Pt. a c
Mauritius.
P. Louis, abed
P. Louis Lt. V.
Signal Mt. e
C. Malheureux.
Canonnier Pt. e
Grand Bay.
C. Brabant.
Grand P.
MaMbourg.
Roche Isle Beacon.
Pouquets Isle.
Flatl.e
Black River B.
Rodriguez I.
Mathurin B.
P. South East.
Albatross I. (Cargados
Carajos).
Agalega I.
Troinelin I.
Seychelles.
Dennis I.
Mah6 I.
P. Victoria.
Amirante Is.
Farquhar Is.
Cosmoledo Is.
Assumption I.
Aldabra I.
Providence and St.
Pierre Is.
AMJL
AMJN
AMJO
AMJQ
AMJR
AMIS
AMJT
AMJU
AMJV
AMJW
AMJX
AMJY
AMJZ
AMKB
AMKD
AMKE
AMKG
AMKH
AMKI
AMKJ
AMKN
AMKO
AMKP
AMKQ
AMKR
AMKS
AMKT
AMKU
AMKV
AMKW
AMKX
AMKY
AMLB
AMLC
AMLE
AMLF
AMLG
AMLI
AMLJ
AMLK
AMLN
AMLO
AMLP
AMLQ
AMLS
AMLT
AMLU
AMLW
AMLX
AMLY
AMLZ
AMNB
AMNC
AMND
AMNE
AMNF
AMNG
AMNH
AMNI
AMNJ
AMNK
AMNL
AMNP
AMNQ
AMNR
AMNT
Chagos Archipelago.
Diego Garcia.
Prince Edward I.
Crozet I. d
Kerguelen I. d
Heard I.
St. Paul I. d
Amsterdam I. d
German East Africa.
C. Delgado.
Keonga B.
Rovuma R.
Msimbati Hr.
Mikindani Hr.
M^u Mwania.
Lindi R.
Mchinga B.
Kiswere Hr.
Kilwa Kisiwani.
P. Beaver.
Rukyira B.
Kilwa Kivinje.
Songa Songa I.
Mohoro B.
Rufiji R.
Mafia I.
Ras Mkumbi.
Latham I.
Ras Kanzi.
Dar es Salaam.
Bagamoyo.
Ruva, or, Kingani R.
Zanzibar.
Kiungani.
Mwana Mwana. a
Kokotoni Hr.
Mungppani. a
Ras Nungwe.
Pemba.
Chaki Chaki.
Ras Kegomacha.
Ras Upemba.
Saadani.
Tanga B.
Ulenge.
British East Africa.
Vanga.
Wasin.
Mombasa.
Mvita.
P. Kilindini.
P. Reitz.
P. Tudor.
Lake Tanganyika.
Lake Victoria Nyanza.
Matapwa R.
KilifiR.
Owyombo R.
Malindi.
Tana R.
Kipini.
Lamu.
Manda Roads.
Patta.
P. Durnford.
AMNU
AM-NV
AMNW
AMNX
AMNY
AMNZ
AMOC
AMOD
AMOE
AMOG
AMOH
AMOI
AMOJ
AMOK
AMOL
AMON
AMOQ
AMOR
AMOS
AMOU
AM0V
AMOW
AMOY
AMOZ
AMPB
AMPD
AMPE
AMPF
AMPH
AMPI
AMPJ
AMPL
AMPN
AMPO
AMPR
AMPS
AMPT
AMPV
AMPW
AMPX
AMPZ
AMQB
AMQC
AMQE
AMQF
AMQG
AMQI
AMQJ
AMQK
AMQL
AMQN
AMQO
AMQP
AMQS
AMQT
AMQU
AMQW
AMQX
AMQY
AMRB
AMRC
AMRD
AMRF
AMRG
Tula.
Kisiinayu B.
Juba.
Italian Somaliland.
Brawa.
Merka.
Mpgdishu (Magadoxa).
Obiat.
Ras Hattn.
C. Guardafui, or, Ras
Asir.
Sok6tra I.
Tamrida.
Ras Radressa.
Abd-al-kuri.
G. OP Aden.
Somali.
Ras Alula.
Bander Mjarayeh.
Burnt I., or, Ar- Kabbah.
Berbera.
Bulbar.
Zeila.
Jibuti.
Tajura.
Obokh.
Ras al Bir.
Str. of Bab el Mandeb.
Red Sea.
Perim. (fe
Obstruction Pt.
Asab.
Shummd I.
Sheik ul Abu. .
Annesley B.
Difnein I.
Abyssinia.
Massaua Hr.
Trinkitat Hr.
Suakin.
Raweiya Ras.
Berenice P.
St. Johns, or, Zeberjed I.
Daedalus Sh.
Koseir.
The Brothers.
Shad wan I.
Ashiafi Reef.
Str. of Jubal.
Suez G.
Ras Gharib.
Ras Zafarana.
Newport Rock Lt. V.
P. Ibrahim.
Suez, a ef
Suez B.
Asia.
Tor.
Mt. Sinai.
Hedjaz Province.
Akabah G.
Mowila.
Sherm Wej.
C. Baridi.
Yenbo./
a Signifies an International Signal Station; 6 a Time Signal Station; c a Weatlier, Tide, or Ice Signal Station; d a Life-Saving Station;
e a Lloyd's Signal Station; /a Wireless Telegraph Station.
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Part I.
ARABIAN SEA.
PERSIA.
INDIA.
AMRH
Medina./
AMVB
Bushire. e
AMYV
Daman P.
AMRJ
Jidda, or, Jeddah./
AMVO
Dayyir.
AMYW
DAhanu.
AMRK
Mekka.
AMVD
Kangdn, or, Kangdn.
AMYX
Tarapur Pt.
AMRL
Lith.
AMVF
Chardk.
AMZB
Bassein. »
AMRO
Kunfida.
AMVG
Mughd.
AMZC
Tanna. '
AMRP
Loheiya.
AMVH
Linia.
AMZD
Bombay. 6c/ ;
AMRQ
Kamaran Hr.
AMVJ
Bdsidu.
AMZE
Malabar Pt.
AMRT
Jebel Teir.
AMVK
Khamlr.
AMZF
Outer Lt. V. ;
AMRU
Zebayir Is.
AMVL
Jezfrat Ndbiyu Tanb.
AMZG
Sunk Rack Lt. i
AMRV
Hodeida.
AMVN
Clarence Str.
AMZH
Southwest Prong Lt.
AMRW
Abu Ail Is.
AMVO
Kishin, or, Jezfrat at
AMZI
Alibagh. cd \
AMRX
HanJsh Is.
Tawila. e
AMZJ
Mazagon.
AMRY
Jebel Zukur.
AMVP
Bander Abbas.
AMZK
Victoria Dock.
AMRZ
Mokha, or, Mocha.
AMVQ
Ras al Kuh.
AMZL
Princes Dock.
AMSB
C. Bab el Mandeb.
AMVT
Maksa, or, C. Jfehak. e
AMZO
Kolaba Pt./
AMSC
Yemen Province.
AMVU
MakrAn Coast.
AMZP
Kolaba Oby.
AMVX
Khor Rabij.
AMZQ
Kundari I. acrf
AMSD
Arabia.
AMVY
Chahbdr B.
AMZR
P. Chaul.
AMVZ
Gwatar B.
AMZS
Janjira Hr.
AMSE
Aden, e
AMZT
Marad. j
AMSG
Bal-haf.
AMWC
Baluchistan.
AMZU
Rajpuri.
AMSH
Makalla.
AMWi)
Gwddar.
AMZV
Bankot P., or, Savitri R.
AMSI
Ash-Shehr.
AMWE
Pasni.
AMZW
Savaradrug.
AMSK
Kishin.
AMWG
Orm^ra.
AMZX
Dabhcl, or, Washishti R.'
AMSL
Rds Fart^k.
AMWH
Sunmiyani B.
AMZY
Tolkeshwar Pt.
AMSP
Damkut.
AMWI
Baila.
ANBC
ShastriR..
AMSQ
Khorya Morya Is.
AMWK
Ras Muwdri (C. Monze).
ANBD
Ratnagiri. c
AMSR
Ras Madraka.
ANBE
Rajapur.
AMSU
Ghubbet Hashish.
AMWL
India.
ANBF
Viziadrug.
AMSV
Maslra G.
AMWN
Afghanistan.
ANBG
Malwan.
AMSW
Ras-al-Hadd.
AMWP
Karachi. 6
ANBH
Vengurla Rocks, or.
AMSY
Sur.
AMWQ
Manora Pt. a 6 c
Burnt Is.
AMSZ
G. OF Oman.
AMWR
Indus R.
ANBI
Vengurla, or, Vingorla. oc
AMTB
Maskat.
AMWT
Keti.
ANBJ
AguadaB.'
AMTD
Barka.
AMWU
Haiderabad.
ANBK
Panjim.
AMTE
SohAr.
AMWV
Sind Coast.
ANBL
Mandavi R.
AMTF
ShiniSs.
AMWV
Khori, or, Lakhpat R.
AMTH
Khor Fakdn.
AMWZ
Kutch G.
ANBM
GOA.
AMTI
Dibba.
AMXB
Mandvi.
ANBP
Murmagao.
AMXD
Navinar Pt.
ANBQ
Oyster Rock.
AMTJ
Persian G.
AMXE
Karumbhar I.
ANBR
Sadashivgad. c
AMTL
Quoin Is.
AMXF
Khambhalia. •
,ANBT
Karwar Hd.
AMTN
Ras al Khaima.
AMXH
Nawanagar.
ANBU
Tadri R.
AMTO
Shdrja.
AMXI
Beit Hr.
ANBV
Kumpta.
AMTQ
Dabai.
AMXJ
Guzerat.
ANBX
Honawar.
AMTR
Abu Thabi.
AMXL
Dwarka Pt.
ANBY
Bhatkul Cove.
AMTS
Al Wakra.
AMXN
Porbandar. c
ANBZ
Kundapur.
AMTV
Doha.
AMXO
Navibandar.
ANCD
Mulpy.
AMTW
Ras Rakkin.
AMXQ
Mangrol.
ANCE
Mulki (Primeira) Rocks.;
AMTX
Bahrain Hr.
AMXR
Verawal. c
ANCF
Mangalore. '.
AMTZ
Al Manama.
AMXS
Diu.
ANCH
Malabar Coast.
AMUB
Dammdm.
AMXU
Jdfarabad.
ANCI
Kannanur.
AMUC
Al Katif.
AMXV
Mahuwa.
ANCJ
Tellicherri. c
AMUE
Kuweit, or, Al Kuweit
AMXW
Kutpur I.
ANCL
Mah6.
Hr.
AMXZ
Goapn4th Pt.
ANCM
Calicut, c
AMUP
Shatt-al-Arab.
AMYB
Piram I.
ANCO
Beipur.
AMUG
Fao. c
AMYO
Gogha.
ANCQ
Narakal.
AMUI
Basra.
AMYE
Bhaunagar Creek, c
ANCR
Cochin, c
AMUJ
Euphrates R.
Makil.
AMYF
Kunhbandar.
ANCS
Alleppi.
Travancore Coaet.
AMUK
AMYG
Cambay G.
ANCU
AMUN
Baghdad.
AMYI
Baroda.
ANCV
Quilon.
AMUO
Kartin R.
AMYJ
Mahi R.
ANCW
Trivandrum.
AMUP
Muhammera.
AMYK
Tankari.
ANCY
Kolachel.
AMUR
Ahwaz.
AMYN
Nerbudda, or, Narbada
ANCZ
Muttum Pt. a
AMUS
Tigris R.
AMYO
R.
Broach.
ANDB
C. Comorin.
AMUT
Persia.
AMYP
Bhagwadandi.
ANDP
Laccadive Is.
AMUW
Teheran.
AMYR
Tapti R.
ANDG
Androth I.
AMUX
Dilam.
AMYS
Surat.
ANDI
Aucutta I.
AMUY
Kharij, or, Kharag I.
AMYT
Bulsar.
ANDJ
Minikoi I.
1
a Signifies an International Signal Station; 6 a Time Signal Station; o a Weatlier, Tide, or Ice Signal Station; d a Life-Savine Station:
e a Lloyd's Signal Station; /a Wireless Telegraph Station.
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GEOGRAPHICAL' SIGNALS — PLACES GEOGRAPHICALLY ARRANGED.
115
BAY OF BENGAL.
MALAY PENINSULA.
ANDK
ANDM
ANDO
ANDP
ANDR
ANDS
ANDT
ANDV
ANDW
ANDX
ANDZ
ANEB
ANED
ANEF
ANEG
ANEI
•ANE.T
ANEK
ANEM
ANEO
ANEP
ANER
ANES
ANET
ANEV
ANEW
ANEX
ANEZ ,
ANFB
ANFG
ANFD
ANFE
ANFG
ANFI
ANFJ
ANFK
ANFM
ANFO
ANFP
ANFR
ANFS
ANFT
ANFV
ANEW
ANFX
ANFZ
ANGB
AN GO
ANGD
ANGE
ANGH
ANGI
ANGJ
ANGK
ANGM
ANGO
ANGP
ANGR
ANGS
ANGT
ANGV
ANGW
ANGX
ANGZ
ANHB
ANHC
Maldive Is. .
M41e, &r, Sultan's I.
Nine Degree Ch.
Eight Degree Ch.
One and a half Degree
Gh.
Equatorial Ch.
G. OP Manar.
Manapad Pt.
Coilsinipatam.
CoUnapatam.
Tuticorin. a c
Hare I.
Pamban. o
Manar.
Ceylon.
Putlam.
Chilaw.
Negombo.
Colombo. 6
Kandi.
Kaltura.
Barberyn I.
Point de GALLE.de
Neptune Battery.
Matura.
Dondra Hd.
Tangalle.
Hambantotti.
Great Basses.
Little Basses.
Batticaloa Roads, a
Trincomali.
Pt. Pedro.
Palmyra Pt.
Palk Str.
Jafnapatam.
Tondi.
Adrampatam.
Pt. Cahmere.
Coromandel Coast.
Negapatam.
Tanjore.
Trichinopoly.
Nagar.
Kdrikal. a
Tranquebar.
Colerun.
P. Novo.
Cuddalore.
Pondicherri. a
Mahdbalipiir Pagodas.
Covelong.
Madras, abc
Pulicat.
Armeghon.
Nellore.
Kottapatam.
Nizampatam.
Kistna R.
Divi Pt.
Masulipatam. a c
Narsapur.
Yanaon.
Godavari R.
Coringa B.
Hope I.
ANHD
ANHF
ANHG
ANHI
ANHJ
ANHK
ANHM
ANHO
ANHP
ANHR
ANHS
ANHT
ANHV
ANHW
ANHX
ANHZ
ANIB
ANIC
ANID
ANIP
ANIG
ANIH
ANIJ
ANIK
ANIM
ANIO Bengal B.
ANIP
ANIR
ANIS
ANIT
ANIU
ANIV
ANIW
ANIX
ANIZ
ANJB
ANJC
ANTE
ANJF
ANJG
ANJH
ANJI
ANJK
ANJL
ANJO
ANJP
ANJQ
ANJS
ANJT
ANJU
ANJW
ANJX
ANJY
ANKB
ANKC
ANKD
ANKF
ANKG
ANKH
ANKJ
ANKL
ANKM
ANKP
ANKQ
ANKR
ANKT
ANKU
Cocanada. c
Vakalpudi. ac
Vizagapatam. ac
Bimlipatam. ac
Santapilli.
Kalingapatam. a
Pdndi. a
Baruva (iBarwa). a
Sonapur. a
Gopalpur. ac
Berhampur.
Ganjim.
Rambha.
Chilka Lake.
Puri. a c
Devi R.
Mahanadi R.
Cuttack.
False Pt. c e
False B.
Palmyras Pt.
Dhamra R.
Shorttl.
Chandbali. ac
Pilots Ridge Lt. V.
Hligli, or, Hoogly R.
Eastern Ch. Lt. V.
Intermediate Lt. V.
Lower Caspar Lt. V.
Upper Caspar Lt. V.
Long Sand Lt. V.
Saugor. ce
Cowcolli, or, Kaukhali.
Mud Pt. ce
Kalpi Anchorage.
Diamond Hr. c e
Hdgli Pt. e
Garden Reach.
Kidderpur Wet Docks.
Calcutta. 6
Sibpur. c
Howrah.
Kidderpur. 6 c
Chandemagore,.
The Sundarbans.
Mutlah Lt. V.
P. Canning
HaringhAta R.
Morellganj.
BarisAI.
Ganges R.
TetuUa R.
Brahmaputra R.
Meghna R.
Narainganj.
Dacca.
Chittagong.
Karnafuli R. a
Jiildia Hill, c
Sudder-ghat. c
Kutabdia 1.
Maskhal I.
Cox BazAr.
Elephant Pt.
Naaf R.
ANKV
ANKX
ANKY
ANKZ
ANLC
ANLD
ANLE
ANLG
ANLH
ANLI
ANLK
ANLM
ANLO
ANLQ
ANLR
ANLS
ANLU
ANLV
ANLW
ANLX
ANLY
ANLZ
ANMB
ANMD
ANME
ANMF
ANMH
ANMI
ANMJ
ANML
ANMO
ANMP
ANMR
ANMS
ANMT
ANMV
ANMW
ANMX
ANMY
ANOB
ANOC
ANOD
ANOF
ANOG
ANOH
ANOJ
ANOK
ANOL
ANOP
ANOQ
ANOR
ANOT
ANOU
ANOV
ANOX
ANOY
ANOZ
ANPC
ANPD
ANPE
ANPG
ANPH
ANPI
ANPK
ANPL
Mayu R.
Oyster I.
Burma.
Akyab. c
Arakan R.
Fakir Pt. a
Combermere B.
Kyauk Pyu Hr.
Southampton Road.
The Tembles.
Ramree Hr.
Chediiba Str.
Sandoway.
Khwa, or, Gwa.
C. Negrais..
Pegu.
Bassein R.
Diamond 1. ce
Alguada Reef.
Irrawady R.
Barragua Lt. V.
Krishna Lt. V.
China Baklr.
Rangoon. 6 c/
Spit Lt. V.
Elephant Pt. e
Eastern Grove Lt.
Henzada.
Prome.
Thayetmyo.
Ava.
Mandalay.
Bhamo.
Yunan.
Andaman Is.
Table I.
P.Blair./
P. Campbell.
NiCOBAR Is.
Kar Nicobar.
Nankauri Hr.
Kamorta.
Martaban G.
Sittang.
Moulmein.
Amherst, b ce
Pagata.
Salween R.
Tong Aing.
Double I.
Y6.
Tavoy.
Beef I. (Gogaligyun).
N-wa la bo (The Cone).
Mergui.
Tenasserim.
Morrison B.
Hastings Hr.
Benong.
Kra.
Pakchan R.
Malay Peninsula.
Kopah Inlet.
Taukopah.
Klong Bagatae.
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MALAY PENINSULA.
SIAM.
CHINA.
ANPM
ANPR
ANPS
ANPU
ANPV
ANPW
ANPY
ANPZ
ANQB
ANQD
ANQE
ANQF
ANQH
ANQI
ANQJ
ANQL
ANQM
ANQO
ANQR
ANQS
ANQT
ANQV
ANQX
ANQZ
ANRB
ANRC
ANRE
ANRF
ANRG
ANRH
ANRJ
ANRK
ANRL
ANRO
ANRP
ANRQ
ANRS
ANRT
ANRU
ANRV
ANRX
ANRY
ANRZ
ANSC
ANSD
ANSE
ANSG
ANSH
ANSI
ANSK
ANSL
ANSM
ANSP
ANSQ
ANSR
ANSI!
ANSV
ANSW
AN'SY
ANSZ
ANTE
ANTD
ANTE
ANTE
ANTH
ANTI
ANTJ
ANTL
ANTQ
ANTR
Salang I, or, Junkseylon,
Khelong B.
Tongka.
Puket Hr.
Tharda Hr.
Kaeom R.
Panga R.
Malakka Str.
Tarang.
Butang Group.
Lamgkawi I.
Pulo Lada.
Bass Hr.
Kedat R.
Muda R.
Penang. e
Government Hill, a
Georgetown.
Muka Hd. a
Fort Pt.
Province Wellesley.
P. Weld, or, Sapetang.
Ldrut R.
Thaipeng.
Pulo Pangkor.
Binding R.
Pulo Katak.
Perak R.
Telok Anson.
Durian Sabatang.
Kwala Kangsa.
Bernam R.
SeMngor R.
Pulo Angsa.
One Fathom Bank Lt. V.
Klang.
P. Swettenham.
Kwala Lumpor.
Langat R.
Jugru R.
Arang Arang Anchorage.
C. Rachado.
Lingi R.
Malakka. e
St. Paul Hill.
Muar, or, Moar R.
Tanjong Panchur.
Pulo Undan.
Formosa Mt.
Pulo Pisang
Tanjong Bulus.
SiNGAPOKB.
Pulo Brani. 5
Sultan Shoal Lt.
Raffles Lt.
F. Canning. 6 e
Singapore New Hr.
Mt. Faber. e
Johore R.
Horsburgh Lt.
Pedra Branca Lt.
Old Strait of Singapore.
New Joh6r.
Sibu Is.
Blair Hr.
Endau R.
Pahang R.
Pakan.
Kuantan R.
Tringano.
ANTS
Redang Is.
ANXJ
ANTU
Kalantan.
ANXK
ANTV
Singora.
ANXL
ANTW
Lakon.
ANXO
ANTY
Bandon.
ANXJP
ANTZ
Meuangpran.
Faichaburi.
AWXQ
ANtJB
ANXS
ANUD
Maikulaung.
ANXT
ANUE
Ratburi.
ANXU
ANUF
Kanburi.
ANXV
ANTJG
Tachin R.
ANXW
ANPI
SlAM.
ANXZ
ANUJ
Bangkok./
ANYC
ANUK
Bangkok *R. Lt. V.
ANYD
ANUL
Bang pa Kong R.
ANYE
ANUM
0. Liant.
ANYG
ANUO
Chuem I.
ANYH
ANUP
Chentabun R.
ANYI
ANUQ
Chang I . , or, Koh Chang.
ANYJ
ANUR
Tung Yai R.
ANYK
ANUT
Soton.
ANYL
ANUV
Sala.
ANYM
ANUW
Kampong Ton R.
ANYP
ANUY
Hatien.
ANYQ
ANUZ
Kankao R.
ANYR
ANVD
Cambodia, or, Kamao Pt.
ANYT
ANVE
Mitho.
ANYU
ANVF
Angiang.
Oudon.
ANYV
ANVH
ANYX
ANVI
Pulo Condore.
ANYZ
ANZB
ANVJ
Cochin CmNA.
ANZD
ANVL
Saigon. 6 c
ANZE
ANVM
Haonbaikan I.
ANZF
ANVO
Bienhoa.
ANZH
ANVQ
C. St. James, a c
ANZI
ANVR
Kangio Bank.
ANZJ
ANVS
Fuokbinkiang Lt.
ANZL
ANVT
Pulo Sapatu.
ANZM
ANVU
Pulo Ceicer de Mer.
ANZO
ANZQ
ANVW
An AM.
ANZR
ANVX
Ke^ Pt.
C. Padaran. a c
ANZS
ANVY
ANZU
ANVZ
FanrangB.
ANZV
ANWB
Kamra,nh B.
ANZW
ANWC
Hon Kobe P.
ANZY
ANWE
C. Varella.
AOBC
ANWF
Fuyen Hr.
AOBD
ANWG
Vungchao.
AOBE
ANWI
Kinhon, or, Thinai Hr.
AOBF
ANWJ
Kikik B. (Vungkuit).
AOBG
ANWK
Tourane. c
AOBH
ANWM
Hue.
AOBI
ANWO
Tonkin G.
AOBJ
ANWP
Hatinh.
AOBK
ANWR
Songhoi, or, Kuahoi R.
AOBM
ANWS
Songka R.
AOBN
ANWT
Nam Dinh.
AOBP
ANWV
Hanoi.
AOBR
ANWX
Bacht Ninh.
ANWY
Kua Kam R.
AOBS
ANXB
Hon Dau I.
AOBT
ANXC
Haifong. abc
AOBV
ANXD
Norway Is.
AOBW
ANXF
Ha Long B.
Paracells.
AOBX
ANXG
AOBZ
ANXH
Piatas I.
AOCB
ANXI
Macclesfield Bank.
AOCD
China.
Pakhoi.
Hainan.
Kienchu fu.
Hoihau B.
Hausui B.
Yulinkau B.
C. Bastion.
Leichau.
Kwangchauwan.
Tihenpien, or, Tienpak
Hr.
Huilin^an Hr.
Namo Hr.
St. John I.
Ladrone Is.
Macao.
F. Guia.
Canton, c
Canton R. (Chukiai^).
Whampoa.
Lantau, or, Taiho I.
Hongkong. 6
Victoria, c
Kaulung. b
Aberdeen Docks.
Lema Is.
Gap Rock, a
Green I.
C. D'Aguilar./
C. CoUinson.
Si Kiang, or. West R.
Samshui.
Wuchu fu.
Waglan Islet.
MirsB.
Bias B.
Honghai B.
Hiediechin B.
Kiahtsz.
Tungao.
Breaker Pt.
C. Good Hope.
Sugarloaf I.
SWATAU. b
Chauchu fu.
HanR.
Namoa I.
Lamock Is.
Tongsang Hr.
Brotlxers.
Chapel I.
Tsingseu I.
Taitan I.
Amoy. 6 c
Chinchu.
Bodd I.
Ockseu I.
Hunghwa Ch.
Turnabout I.
Haitan Str.
Formosa.
Kelung Hr./
Syauki Pt.
Tamsui Hr. a c
Mengka.
Teukcham.
Heongsan P.
Tyka.
a Signifies an International Signal Station; 6 a Time Signal Station; c a Weather, Tide, or Ice Signal Station- d a Life-Ro v,r,„ «ton„r,.
e a Lloyd's Signal Station; / a Wireless Telegraph Station. " . " a i.ue-&aving htation,
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CHINA.
PE CHILE GULF.
KOREA.
AOCF
AOCG
AOCH
AOCJ
AOGK
AOCL
AOCN
AOCP
AOCQ
AOCS
AOCT
AOCU
AOCV
AOCW
AOCX
AOCY
AODB
AODC
AODE
AODG
AODH
AODI
AODK
AODL
AODM
AODP
AODQ
AODR
AODT
AODU
AODV
AOI>X
AODY
AGDZ
AOEC
AGED
;AOEF
lAOEG
!aoeh
lAOEI
' AGEJ
i AGEL
■ AOEM
AOEN
AGEQ
AGER
AGES
AOEU
AGEV
AGEW
AGEY
AGEZ
AGFB
AGFD
AOFE
AOFG
AOFI
AOFJ
AGFK
AGFM
AOFN
AGFP
AGFR
AGFS
AOFT
AOFV
AGFW
AGFX
AOFZ
Goch6.
Lokiang.
P. Koksi.
Taiwan fu.
Amping.
Takau.
Tangkiang,
Saracen Hd.
Nansha, or, South C.
Sauo B.
Kali wan R.
Pescadores Is.
Makung Hr.
Ponghau Hr.
Meiaco sima Is.
MiN R. a
Wufu.
Tungkuen.
Tungsha.
Mingan Pass.
Pagoda Anchorage, c
Fuchau.
Nantai I.
Samsa Inlet.
Tongshu I.
Fuyan I.
Namkwan Hr.
Wenchau fu.
Snipe I.
Ngaukiang.
Gu Kiang.
Wenchau B.
Sanmun B.
Shipu Hr.
Nimrod Sound.
Chusan Archipelago.
Barren Is.
Loka I.
Sinkeamun Hr.
Tinghai Hr.
Yung R.
Chinhai.
Ning po.
Chapu.
Wantaokwan.
Hangchau B.
Tsientangkiang.
Yenchu.
Steep I.
West Volcano I.
Bonham I.
North Saddle I.
Gutzlaff I. c
Yangtse R.
Tungsha Lt. V.
Kiutoan Lt. V.
Wusung. c
Shanghai. 6 cf
Paoushan Pt.
Langsha,n Crossing.
North Tree Beacon.
Kiushan Beacon.
Tunglotu Beacon.
Kiangyin.
Fishbourne I.
Pottinger I.
Tantu. •
Silver I.
Chinkiang fu.
AOGB
AGGC
AGGE
AGGF
AGGH
AGGI
AGGJ
AGGL
AGGM
AGGN
AGGP
AGGR
AOGS
AGGT
AGGV
AGGW
AGGX
AGGZ
AGHB
AGHC
AGHD
AOHE
AOHG
AGHI
AGHJ
AGHK
AGHM
AGHN
AOHP
AGHR
AGHS
AGHT
AGHU
AGHV
AGHW
AGHX
AGHY
AGIB
AGIO
AGID
AGIE
AGHF
AGIG
AGIH
AGIJ
AGIK
AGIL
AGIN
AGIP
AGIQ
AGIS
AGIT
AGIU
AGIW
AGIX
AGIY
AGJB
AGJC
AGJD
AGJF
AGJG.
AGJH
AGJK
AOJL
AGJM
AGJP
AGJQ
Kwachau.
Sienniumiao.
Golden I.
Pisinchau.
Bethune Pt.
Tsauhia I.
Nankin.
Wade I.
Taiping fu.
Wuhu.
Hains Pt.
Pihmatsui.
Kieuhien.
Buckminster I.
Wild Boar Reach.
Fitzroy I.
Taitzuchi Beacon.
Langkiangki , or , Hen Pt .
Nganking Reach .
Eagle I. Beacon.
Christmas I.
Tungliu.
Spencer Rock.
Dove Pt. Beacon.
Northeast Crossing Bn.
Lt. V.
Gtter Pt.
Hukau.
Poyang Lake.
Wuching.
Kiukiang.
Wusueh.
Liyushan.
LowPt.
Kichau.
Hwamgchau.
Hankow.
Chungking.
Wuchang lu.
Singti Reach.
Yochau fu.
Tungting Lake.
Ichang fu.
Sha Sze.
Suchau.
YellowSea, or, Hwang
Hai.
Kyauchau Hr. 6 c
Haiyang.
Aylen B.
Yungching.
Shantung Promontory.
Weihaiwci.
Leukungtau.
Lungmun Hr.
Cheioo. b c
Tengchau fu.
Miautau Is.
G. OP Pe chili.
Tatsingho, or, Yellow R.
Tiemunkwau.
Takoho,- or, Tasanho.
Peiho R.
Taku. a cf
Taku Bar Lt. V.
Tientsin. /
Tungchau.
Peking. /
Petang.
AOJR
Shaliutien I.
AGJS
Laumuho.
AGJU
Ninghai.
AGJV
Shanhainuan.
AGJW
Great Wall of China.
AGJX
Liautung Province.
AGJY
Kingchu fu.
Liaoho. c
AGKB
AGKC
Newchwang. c
AGKD
Newchwang Lt. V.
AGKE
Mukden.
AGKG
Yinkoa.
AGKH
P. Adams.
AGKI
Kinchau.
AGKL
Liautishan Promontory
AGKM
P. Arthur./
AGKN
Talienwan B.
AGKQ
Victoria B.
AOKR
Yentoa B.
AGKS
Kwanglotau I.
AGKU
Blonde Is.
AGKV
Haiyuntau I.
AGKW
Thornton Haven.
AGKY
Bourchier Group.
AGKZ
Takushan.
AGLB
Tayangho.
AGLD
Yalu R.
AOLE
Aichiu.
AOLF
Korea.
AGLG
Chenampo (Chel tau).
AGLH
Wiju.
AOLI
Pingyang Inlet.
AGLJ
Sir James Hall Group.
AGLM
Seoul.
AGLN
Jinchuen, or, In chon.
AGLP
Sal^e R.
AGLR
Chemulpo, c
AGLS
Wonsan.
AGLT
Prince J6r6me G.
AOLV
Asan Anchorage.
AOLW
Marjoribanks Hr.
AGLX
Keum gang.
AGLZ
Conference Group.
AGMB
Gu6rin I.
AGMC
Kokuntau Is'.
AGMD
Kunsan.
AGME
Naju Group.
AGMF
Mokpo. /
AGMG
Yong San Gang R.
AGMI
Modesto I.
AGMJ
Mackau I.
AGMK
Washington G.
AOMN
Chindo.
AGMP
Chejin.
AGMQ
Kuper Hr.
AGMS
Quelpart I.
AGMT
Beaufort I.
AGMU
P. Hamilton. /
AGMW
Cargodo I. (Kojedo).
AGMX
Broughton Hr.
Douglas Inlet.
AGMY
AGNB
Masanpo. /
AGNC
Tsu sima.
AGND
Fusan.
AGNF
Fusan Kai.
AGNG
Sorio.
AGNH
Unkofsky B.
AGNJ
C. Duroch.
AGNK
Chaguchiendogu.
oSienifleB an International Signal Station: 6 a Time Signal Station; c a Weather, Tide, or Ice Signal Station; d a Life-Saving Station;
OBigmiiBB a.u i c a Lloyd's Signal Sta:tion; / a Wireless Telegraph Station.
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SEA OF OKHOTSK.
JAPAN.
1
AONL
Gensan (Yuensan).
AOSH
Tausk B.
AOWK
Yobuko.
AONP
P. Lazaref.
AOSJ
Arnam R.
AOWL
Kariya.
AONQ
AONR
Dungan R.
P. Chestakof.
AOSK
Babushkin G.
AOWM
Hibi Ch.
AOSL
Ghijinsk B.
AOWP
Imari.
AONS
Song Chiu.
AOSN
Gighiga.
AOWQ
Hirado no Seto (Spex
AONT
Tizenko B.
AOSP
Penjinsk G.
Str.).
AONU
AONV
Sivutch B.
Anna B.
AOSQ
Tigil R.
AOWR
AOWT
Hirado.
Goto Is.
AONX
Kornilof G.
AOSZ
Japan.
AOWU
Koshiki-sima.
AONY
AONZ
Nadjini.
Goshkevitcli B.
AOTB
HOUSHU.
AOWV
AOWX
Nama ura.
Kisakasima (Kugasima).
Ose saki, or, C. Goto.
AOTC
Tsugaru Str.
AOWY
AOPC
Manchuria.
AOTE
Omasaki sima.
AOWZ
Fukai.
AOTF
Rikuoku G.
A03CB
Omura.
AOPD
Russian Tartary.
AOTH
Ominato.
AOXD
Otawa.
AOPE
TumenR. (TumenTJla).
AOTI
Yokohama (Rikuoku G).
AOXE
Nagasaki, c/
AOPG
Hunchun.
AOTJ
Nohechi.
AOXF
Kageno sima.
AOPH
Posiette B.
AOTL
Shiranai B.
AOXH
Iwo sima.
AOPI
Expedition B.
AOTM
Moura B.
AOXI
Pukabori.
AOPK
Novgorod.
AOTN
Azamushi.
AOXJ
Kuchinotsu.
AOPL
Pallada Road.
AOTQ
Aomori. c
AOXL
Shimabara.
AOPM
Trinity B.
AOTR
Tappi Saki (0. Tatsupi).
AOXM
Miike. c
AOPQ
Gamova B.
AOTS
Yonesiro Gawa. c
AOXN
Haya saki Ch.
AOPR
Slavianski B.
AOTV
Sakata. c
AOXQ
Misumi Hr. '
AOPS
Amur B.
AOTW
Kamo.
AOXR
Yatsushiro.
AOPU
Sedimi B.
AOTX
Sado I.
AOXS
Sakitsu ura.
AOPV
Pestchannul Pt.
AOTZ
Niigata Roadstead, c
AOXU
Ushibuka Hr.
AOPW
Retchnoi I. d
AOUB
Fushiki. c
AOXV
Naga sima.
AOPY
C. Tokarofski.
AOUC
Noto Peninsula.
AOXW
Koshiki Is.
AOPZ
Vladivostok, ah cf
AGUE
Nanao. c
AOXZ
Kata ura.
AOQB
Golden Horn Hr.
AOUF
Nakai.
AOYB
Tomari ura.
AOQD
C. Galdobin. d
AOUG
Sudzu misaki.
AOYO
Kagosima. c
AOQE
Kazakavitch.
AOUI
Kanazawa. c
AOYE
Sata no misaki, or, C.
AOQF
NovikB.
AOUJ
Mikuni, or, Sakai.
Chichakoff.
AOQH
Skrypleff I. a
Eugenie Archipelago.
AOUK
Tate ishi zaki.
AOYF
Van Diemen Str. (Osumi
AOQI
AOUM
Wakasa B.
Str.).
AOQJ
Peter the Great B.
AOUN
Tsuruga B. c
AOYG
Linschoten Is.
AOQL
Onsuri B.
AOUP
Ohama.
AOYI
Riu Kiu.
AOQM
Askold I. a
AOUR
•Miyadsu.
AOYJ
Okinawa sima.
AOQN
Strelok B.
AOUS
Oki sima.
AOYK
Kerama Group.
AOQB
Putiatin I.
AOUT
Saigo Hr.
AOYL
Me Sima Group.
AOQS
America B.
AOUW
Tsuno sima.
AOYM
Aburatsu Hr.
AOQT
Povorotny Pt.
AOLX
Miho B.
AOYN
Osima. d
AOQV
OlgaB.
AOUY
Hamada.
AOYP
P. Inokushi.
AOQW
St. Vladimir B.
AOVB
P. Susa.
AOYR
P. Yonodzu.
AOQX
G. OP TartaIry.
Aove
Hagi.
AOYS
Saiki.
AOQZ
Pestchanii Pt.
AOVD
Sen Zaki uchi.
AOYT
Bungo Ch.
AORB
Barracouta Hr. (Impe-
AOVF
Ouro Anchorage.
AOYV
Tsukumi.
rial Hr).
AOVG
Aburatani B.
AOYW
Usuki.
AORC
Menschikofl Pt.
AOVH
Slro simas.
AOYX
Sagano seki.
AORE
Castries B. d
AOVJ
Rokuren I.
AOZB
Oita.
AORF
Alexandrovski.
AOVK
Mutsure. c
AOZC
Beppu.
AORG
Amur R.
AOVL
Shirasu.
AOZD
Hi]i.
AORI
North Ch.
AOVN
Kosedo Str.
AORJ
Nikolaevsk.
AOVP
Shimonoseki. c
AOZF
Seto Uchi, or, Inland
AORK
Sakhalin I. (Karafuto).
AOVQ
Hiku sima.
Sea.
AORM
Jonquifere C. a
AOZG
Hime sima.
AORN
Dui.
AOVS
KlUSHU.
AOZH
Nakatsu.
AORP
Kosounai.
AOVT
Moji.
AOZJ
Isaki.
AORS
Mauka Cove.
AOVU
Shimonoseki Str.
AOZK
Suwo nada.
AORT
C. Notoro. a
AOVX
Hayatomo Str.
AOZL
Mitaziri.
AORU
La P&ouse Str.
AOVY
Daxri.
AOZN
Tokuyarna.
Kasado sima.
AORW
Korsakovsk.
AOVZ
Kokura.
AOZP
AORX
C. Elizabeth.
AOWC
Wakamatsu. c
AOZQ
lyo nada.
AORY
Shantarski Is.
AOWD
Fukuoka. c
AOZS
Osima (Seto Uchi).
AOSB
Tougourski G.
Udski B.
AOWE
Hakata.
AOZT
Misima nada.
AOSC
AOWG
Iki sima.
AOZU
Hirosima. c
AOSD
P. Aian.
AOWH
Yebosi I.
AOZW
Sima.
AOSF
Siberia.
AOWI
Karatsu.
AOZX
Mitzura.
AOSG
Okhotsk.
AOWJ
Taka sima.
AOZY
Miwara.
a Signifies an International Signal Station; & a Time Signal Station; c a Weather, Tide, or Ice Signal Station; d a Life-Saving Station;
e a Lloyd's Signal Station; /a Wireless Telegraph Station.
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119
JAPAN.
BERING SEA.
APBD
APBE
APBF
APBH
APBI
iAPBJ
APBL
APBM
APBN
APBQ
APBR
;APBS
iAPBU
iAPBV
■APBW
APBY
;apbz
APCB
APCE
APCF
APCG
APCI
APCJ
APCK
APCM
APCN
,APCO
APCR
APCS
APCT
APCV
APCW
APCX
APCZ
APDB
APDC
APDF
APDG
APDH
APDJ
APDK
APDL
APDN
APDO
APDQ
APDS
APDT
APDW
APDX
APDY
APEB
APEC
APED
APEG
APEH
APEX
APEK
APEL
APEM
APEO
APEQ
APER
APET
APEU
APEV
APEX
Onomichi no seto. c
Mekari seto.
Tomo.
Fukuyama. (Honshu.)
Okayama.
Katakami.
Sakoshi B.
Oo-Ura B.
Akashi.
Wada no misaki.
Kobe. 6 c
Hiogo.
Kawatsi.
Kizu gawa.
Tomago sima.
Isumi Str.
Hachken R.
Wakayana. c d
Shikoku.
P. Ikata.
P. Amai.
Yawatahama Hr.
P. Shitama.
Okuchi B.
P. Yoshida.
Uwajuiia.
Kure.6
Susaki.c
Riudsu saki.
Urado Hr.c
Kochi.
Moroto Saki.
Kamata saki.
I shima.
Tachibana ura.
Naka shima gawa.
Komatsushima
chorage.
Tokii shima.
Nam to :
Awaji sima.
Fuk ura.
Yura Hr.
Tsuda B.
Takamatsu.c
Nabe sima.
Sakaide.
Marugame.
Bingo Nada.
Imabari.
Matsuyama.
Mitsuga hama.c
Tsuru sima.
An-
Kii Ch.
Hino misaki.
Tanabe. ^
Siwo misaki.
Kusimoto.d
Oo sima.
Kashi no saki. (
Ura Kami Hr.
Taize Ura.
Singo.c
KadaB.
APEY
APEZ
APFC
APFD
APFE
APFH
APFI
APFJ
APFL
APFM
APFN
APFQ
APFR
APFS
APFU
APFV
APFW
APFY
APFZ
APGB
APGD
APGE
APGF
APGI
APGJ
APGK
APGM
APGN
APGO
APGR
APGS
APGT
APGV
APGW
APGX
APGZ
APHB
APHC
APHE
APHF
APHG
APHJ
APHK
APHL
APHN
APHO
APHQ
APHS
APHT
APHU
APHW
APHX
APHY
APIB
APIC
APID
APIF
APIG
APIH
APIK
APIL
APIM
APIO
APIQ
APIR
APIT
APIU
APIV
APIX
APIY
Owasi.
Mura Hr.
Goza Hr.
Matoya.
Toba.
Suga sima.
OwARA B. (IsE Sea).
Owari.
Yamada.
Okuchi B.
Tsu.
Yokka ichi.c
Kuwana.
Nagoya.
Atsuta.c
Chita.
Taketoyo.c
Handa.
Mikawa.
Toyohaahi.
Oyama.
Hamamatsu.
Kakesuka minato.c
Omai saki.
Suruga G.
Shizuoka.
Shimidzu Hr.c
Mumadsu.
Yeno ura.
Heda Hr.
Arari.
TagoB.
Iro saki.
Mikomoto, or, Rock I.
Simoda.
Sagami ura.
Atami.
Odawara.
KotawaB.
Joka sima.
Teurugi saki.
Kaneda B.
Uraga Ch.
Kanonsaki.
Yokosuka.c
Susaki.
Nigisi.
Honmoku Lt. V.
Yokohama. 6 c
Takasimacho.
Kawa saki.
Haneda.
Shinagawa.c
Tokyo.
Tsukiji.
Tone gawa.
Funabaflhi.
Chiba.
Iwaga saki.
Kisaradzu.
Futsu saki.
Tate yama.
No sima saki.
Dzunan Is.
Fusi yama.
Inuboye saki.c
Naka Hr.
Sendai B.
Matsu shima.
APIZ
APJD
APJE
APJG
APJH
APJI
APJL
APJM
APJN
APJQ
APJR
APJS
APJU
APJV
APJW
APJY
APJZ
APKB
APKD
APKE
APKF
APKH
APKI
APKJ
APKM
APKN
APKO
APKR
APRS
APKT
APKU
APKV
APKW
APKX
APKZ
APLB
APLC
APLE
APLF
APLG
APLH
APLI
APLJ
APLK
APLN
APLO
APLQ
APLS
APLT
APLU
APLW
APLX
APLY
APMB
APMC
APMD
APMF
APMG
APMH
APMJ
APMK
APML
APMQ
APMR
APMT
Shiogama.
Tona Canal.
Ishi no maki.c d
Kinkuwasan, or, Yama-
dori Ch.
Onagawa. !
Okatsu.
C)ppaB.
Kita kami R.
Shidzukawa.
Koidzumi.
Kesennuma.
HirotaB.
Imaidzumi gawa.
Ofunato B.
Kamaishi.
Riyoishi.
Odzuchi. .
Funakoshi.
Kuji B.
Yamada.
Miyako.
Shiriya saki.
Ohata.
HOKUSHU.
Fukuyama, or, , Matsu-
mai. (Hokushu.)
Sirakami saki.
Fuku shima. c
Kattoji saki.
Hakodate. 6 c
Anama saki spit Lt. V.
Shiokubi mi saki.
Yesan Saki.c
Volcano B.
Mori.c
Sinmororan, or, Ender-
mo Hr.c
Saru.
Sutsini.
Urakawa.
Yerimo saki.
Sirunoki. -
Kushiro.
Keramot Saki.
Akishi.
Hamanaka.
Otchisi saki, or, C. Usu.
Noshapp Saki.
Nemoro Anchorage.c
Natske B.
Kinashiri.
Kuril Is.
Shakotan Hr.
Matsugahama B.
Anama Hr.
Yetorup I.
Hitokatpu B.
Naibo Hr.
Urup I.
Soya saki.
C. Nossyab.
Refunsiri I.
Risiri I.
Mashike, or, Maski.c
Ishikari R.
Oterranai.c
Maloyama.
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Part I.
SUMATRA.
JAVA.
BORNEO.
APMU
APMV
APMX
APMY
APMZ
APND
APNE
APNG
APNH
APNI
APNK
APNL
APNM
APNQ
APNR
APNS
APNU
APNV
APNW
APNY
APNZ
APOB
APOD
APOB
APOF
APOH
APOI
APOJ
APOL
APOM
APON
APOR
APOS
APOT
APOV
APOW
APOX
APOZ
APQB
APQC
APQE
APQF
APQG
APQI
APQJ
APQK
APQM
APQN
APQO
APQR
APQS
APQT
APQU
APQW
APQX
APQY
APRB
APRC
APRD
APRE
APRF
Kamoi saki, or, C. No-
vosilzov.
Sim unku (I wani B.).c
Behkei misaki (Sutt
B.).c
Okusiri.
Yesashi.c
C. Sirakami.
Kamchatka.
C. Lopatka (Kapury).
AvatchaB.
Dalni Pt.
Petropavlovsk.
Ukinsk B.
Komandorski Is.
Bering- 1.
Medm, or, Copper I.
Karaga Hr.
Karagineki I.
Baron Korfa G., or,
Kultuznay B.
Bering Sea.
Lavrova Hr.
Oliutorski C.
Natalie B.
0. Navarin.
Anadyr R.
Klinkowstroem B.
Kresta G.
Providence B.
Emma Hr.
St. Lawrence I.
Bering Str.
Mechigme B .
Lutke Hr.
EastC.
C. Serdze Kamen.
Wrangell I.
Kolyma R.
Indigirka R.
lana R.
Liakhov, or. New Si-
beria Is.
Kotelnoi I.
Lena R.
Oleneka R.
Hatanga R.
Sumatra.
Acheh Hd., or, Acheen
Hd.
Pulo Brae.
Kota Raja.
OlehlehB.
Pulo Bum.
Sabang B.e
Jambu Ayer, or. Dia-
mond Pt.
Edie Rajut R.
Langksa R.
Langkat R.
Medan.
Deli River Lt. V.
Batu Bara.
Lidung B.
Sungi Rokan.
Pulo Jarak.
Brewer Str.
APRG
APRH
APRJ
APRK
APRL
APRN
APRO
APiRQ
APRT
APRU
APRV
APRX
APRY
APRZ
APSB
APSC
APSD
APSE
APSG
APSH
APSI
APSJ
APSK
APSL
APSM
APSO
APSQ
APSR
APSU
APSV
APSW
APSY
APSZ
APTB
APTD
APTE
APTF
APTG
APTH
APTI
APTJ
APTL
APTM
APTN
APTQ
APTR
APTS
APTV
APTW
APTX
APTZ
APUC
APUD
APUF
APUG
APUH
APUI
APUJ
APUK
APUL
APUN
APUQ
APUR
APUS
APUT
APUV
APUW
APUX
Siak.
Durian Str.
Pulo Batara.
Rhio Str.
Linga.
Little Karas I.
Terkolei I.
Pulo Sau.
Indragirie R.
Jambie B.
Berhala Str.
Sungi Banj.u Asing.
Sungi Sungsang, or,
Palembang R.
Banka.
Muntok.
Marawang Road.
Pulo Dapur.
Gaspar Str.
Pulo Mendanao.
Langwas 1.
Belitung, or, Billiton I.
Pulo Leat.
North Watcher Lt.
Masuji R.
Tulang Bawang R.
Saputi R.
SuNDA Strait.
Telok Betung.
Ratal.
Pundu.
Lagundi Str.
Semangka B.
Flat 0.
Belimbing.
Pulo Pisang Hr.
Kro6.
Kawur.
Pulo Tikus (Rat I.).
Benkulen.
Mentawi Is.
Vekens B .
Hurlock B.
Katorei B.
TruBsan B.
Bunga B.
Pulo Katang Katang.
Padang.a
Priaman.
Tiko.
Coros, or. Keeling Is.
Ayer Bangles.
Natal.
Batu Is.
Pulo Nias.
Baros.
Tapanuli B.
Siboga.
Singkel.
Melabu B.
Rigas.
Christmas I.
Java.
First Pt.
Fourth Pt. (Anier).«
Old Anjer.
New Anjer.
St. Nicolas Pt.
Bantam.
APUZ
APVB
APVC
AP¥E.
APVF
APVG
APVJ
APVK
APVM
APVN
APVO
APVR
APVS
APVT
APVW
APVX
APVY
APWB
APWC
APWD
APWF
APWG
APWH
APWJ
APWK
APWL
APWN
APWO
APWQ
APWS
APWT
APWU
APWX
APWY
APWZ
APXC
APXD
APXF
APXH
APXI
APXJ
APXL
APXM
APXN
APXQ
APXR
APXS
APXU
APXV
APXW
APXZ
APYB
APYC
APYE
APYF
APYG
APYI
APYJ
APYK
APYM
APYN
APYO
APYR
APYS
APYT
APYV
Babi I.
Payung I.
Edam I.
Batayia.c/
Tanjong Priok.6
Buitenzorg.
Boompjes I., or, Menja-
wak.
Inderamayu Pt.
Cheribon./
Tegal.
Pekalongan.
Samarang.
Krimon Java Is.
Katang Islet. >
Japara Islet.
Mandahke I.
Juana.
Rembang.
Tuban.
C. Piring.
Madura 1.
Sapudi.
Geresik.
Surabaya. 6 c
Zwaantjies Drooghte,
or, Koko Reef Lt.
Pasuruan.
Probolingo.
Beeuki.
Panamkan.
Karang Mae, or, Mein-
derts Reef.
Duiven 1., or, Tabuan.
Bansering.
Banjuwangi.a
Segoro Wedi B.
Chilachap Inlet.
Chitando Inlet.
Zand, or, Chiletu B.
Borneo.
Sambar Pt.
Pawan R.
Carimata Str.
Panjang I. (Borneo).
Great Kapuas R.
Pontianak.
Sambas R.
Palo R.
Tambelan Is.
Anamba Is.
Natuna Is.
Tanjong Datu.
Sardwak.
Moratabas Entrance.
Lupar R.
Rajang R.
C. Sirik.
Bruit R.
Ballang R.
Kidorong Pt.
Barram R.
Muara I.
Brunei.
Lab u AN.
Victoria Hr. ,
Kimdnis B.
Gaya B.
Sapangar B.
a Signifies an International SignalStation; 6 a Time Signal Station; c a Weather, Tide, or Ice Signal Station; da LIfe-Saving Station-
c a Lloyd's Signal Station; /a Wireless Telegraph Station.
Part I. geogeapbdical signals — places geographically aebanged.
121
PHILIPPINES.
CELEBES.
APYW
APYX
APZB
APZC
APZD
APZE
APZF
APZG
APZH
APZJ
apzk
APZL
APZN
APZO
APZQ
APZS
APZT
APZU
APZW
APZX
APZY
AQBD
AQBE
AQBF
AQBH
AQBI
AQBJ
AQBL
AQBM
AQBlSr
AQBP
AQBR
AQBS
AQBTJ
AQBT
ABQX
AQBY
AQBZ
AQCD
AQCE
AQCF
AQCH
AQCI
AQCJ
AQCL
AQCM
AQCN
AQCP
AQCR
AQCS
AQCU
AQGV
AQCW
AQCY
AQCZ
AQDB
AQDE
AQDF
AQDG
AQDJ
AQDK
AQDL
AQDN.
AQDO
AQDS
AQDT
AQDU
Ambong.
KudatS.
Majudu B .
Kina Balu.
Banguey I.
; Mitford Hr.
Mallawall6 I.
Balambdngan I.
Balabac I.
Marchesa B.
Sugut R.
Labuk R.
Kalagaan R.
Sandakan Hr.
Elopura.
Kinabatangan R.
Dent Haven.
Darvel B.
Silam Hr.
Sibutu I.
Sibuko B
Sesajab R.
Mahakan R.
Pasir.
Kelumpang B.
Pulo Laut.
Kota Baharu.
C. Selatan.
Barito R.
Banjermasin.
Sampit.
Pambuang.
Kumai R.
Kotawaringin R.
Jelai R.
Philippine Is.
G. Melville.
Calandorang B.
Palawan I.
P. Barton.
Malampaya Sound.
Bakit B.
Talindak.
Taitai B.
Dumaran I.
P. Royalist.
Calamianes Group.
Culion I.
Busuanga.
MiNDORO.
lUnl.
Mangarim.
Sablayan.
Paluan Bay.
Calapan.
Polak.
Lubang I.
P. Tilig.
Cabra I.
Luzon I.
C. Santiago.
Reetinga Pt.
Corregidor I.
Cabjallo I.
Cavite. 6/
Manila. 6 c
Paeig R.
AQDW
AQDX
AQDY
AQEB
AQEC
AQED
AQEG
AQEH
AQEI
AQEK
AQEL
AQEM
AQEO
AQEP
AQER
AQET
AQEU
AQEV
AQEX
AQEY
AQEZ
AQFC
AQFD
AQFE
AQFG
AQFH
AQFl
AQFK
AQFL
AQFM
AQFO
AQFP
AQFR
AQFT
AQFU
AQPV
AQFX
AQFY
AQPZ
AQGC
AQGD
AQGE
AQGF
AQGI
AQGK
AQGL
AQGM
AQGO
AQGP
AQGR
AQGT
AQGU
AQGV
AQGX
AQGY
AQGZ
AQHC
AQHD
AQHE
AQHG
AQHl
AQHJ
AQHK
AQHL
AQHM
AQHO
AQHP
AQHR
AQHT
P. Mariveles.
P. 01ongap6.
Subig P.
Capones Pt.
Pampanga.
Iba.
Zambales Province.
Masinglok P.
Santa Cruz.
DazolB.
Bolinao.
Piedra Pt.
Sual.
Lingayen.
Ilocos (St. T li o m a s
Peak).
San Fernando Pt.
Vigan.
Salomague P.
C. Bojeador. c
Rio Grande de Cagayan.
Aparri.
Nueva Ecija.
C. Engafio.
P. St. Vineente.
Babuyan Is.
Camiguin I.
Batan Is.
Bashi Is.
P. Lampon.
Gumaka.
Calagua.
Capalonga.
Mambnlao P.
San Migu«l B.
Nueva Garceres.
Sisiran P.
Catanduanes I.
Tobako B.
Albay.
Poliki B.
San Bernardino Str.
Bulusan.
Magnok B.
Tikao.
Sorsogon.
Donsol.
Pasakao Anchorage.
Bum AS I.
Ragai G.
Marinduque I.
Buac.
P. Laguinmanoc.
Pagbilao B.
Tayabas R.
Batangae.
Taal.
Tablas I.
Loog P.
Romblon P.
Sibuyan I.
Magallanes.
Masbate I.
Arroroi.
Mandao.
Palanog P.
Uson B.
Cataingan P.
Panay 1.
Tilat, or, Buena Vista.
AQHU
AQHV
AQHX
AQHY
AQHZ
AQIC
AQID
AQIE
AQIG
AQIH
AQIJ
AQIL
AQIM
AQIN
AQIO
AQIP
AQIR
AQIS
AQIU
AQIV
AQIW
AQIY
AQIZ
AQJB
AQJD
AQJE
AQJF
AQJH
AQJI
AQJK
AQJM
AQJN
AQJO
AQJR
AQJS
AQJT
AQJV
AQJW
AQJX
AQJZ
AQKO
AQKD
AQKE
AQKG
AQKH
AQKI
AQKL
AQKM
AQKN
AQKP
AQKR
AQKS
AQKU
AQKV
AQKW
AQKY
AQKZ
AQLB
AQLD
AQLE
AQLF
AQLI
AQLJ
AQLK
AQLN
AQLO
AQLP
AQLS
AQLT
AQLU
Pandan.
Colasi.
Batan P.
Capis.
Calabazas Isles.
Siete Pecados.
lloilo.
Guimards.
Bondulan Pt.
Lusaran Pt.
Nbqros I.
Bantayan I.
Sbbu (Zebu).
Barili.
Maktan I.
Tan5n Str.
Dumaguete.
Argao Pt.
Sibonga.
Carcar.
Bagacai Pt.
Bohul I.
Tagbilaran.
Laon.
Sikijor I.
Leite.
P. Bello.
Tacloban.
Samar.
Calbayoc.
Catbalogan.
Guiuan.
Palapa P.
Laguan B.
Candialu Islet.
Dinagat I.
P. Gab6.
Siargao I.
Bucas Is.
Mindanao I.
Dapitan B.
Tubud Pt.
P. Misamis.
Butuan.
S'urigao.
Caraga B.
Pujada B.
Mati.
P. Balete.
Hijo.
Davao.
Malalag P.
P. Lebak.
Linao B.
Kotarbatd.
Palak.
Pagadian B.
P. Sambulauan.
Dumankilas B.
Zamboanga./
JOLO./
Basilan I.
P. Isabela.
Dalrymple Hr.
Buol.
Pangasinan I.
Tapul Group.
Siassi.
Tawi Tawi.
aSignifiesan International Signal Station; 6 a Time Signal Station; c a Weather, Tide, or Ice Signal Station; d a Lite-Saving Station;
e a Lloyd's Signal Station; /a Wireless Telegraph Station.
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Part I.
OCEANIA.
,AQLV
iAQLW
iAQLX
AQLY
AQLZ
AQMB
AQMD
AQME
AQMF
AQMH
AQMI
AQMJ
AQML
AQMN
AQMO
AQME
AQMS
AQMT
iAQMU
AQMV
AQMW
AQMX
jAQMY
Iaqmz
iAQNB
:AQNC
:aqnf
jAQNG
,AQNH
■AQNI
:aqnk
;AQNL
AQNM
AQNP
AQNR
lAQNS
iAQNU
.AQNV
AQNW
AQNX
AQNY
AQNZ
AQOB
AQOD
AQOE
AQOP
AQOG
AQOH
AQOI
AQOJ
AQOL
AQOM
AQON
AQOP
AQOS
AQOT
AQOU
AQOV
AQOW
AQOX
AQOZ
AQPB
AQPC
AQPE
AQPF
AQPH
Bongao I.
Talautae Is.
Talauer Is.
Celebes.
Manado.
Banka I.
Kema.
Pondang Islets.
Gorontalo.
Peling I.
Bangaai Archipelago.
Kendari B.
Buton.
Palopo.
Palima.
Boni.
Salengketa Pt.
Balang Nipa (Sinjai).
Makassar Str.
Salayar.
Malsoro B.
Makassar./
Taka Bamata (Brill
Rk.).
Mamuju B.
Palos.
Wani B.
Dondo B.
Bali.
Beliling (Buleleng)
Roadstead.
Amok (Labuan Amok).
Panti Bai-at (Badong B .)
Lombok.
Ampenan B.
Labuan Tering B.
Piju B.
Alas Str.
Sumbawa.
Bima.
Sapeh B.
Pmo Tonga (Paternos-
ter) Is.
Sumba I.
Nangamessi B.
Flores.
Solor I.
Terang B.
BariB.
Sabalanga (Postillion) Is,
Potta Road.
Karakaiki B.
Dondo B.
Ombai, or, AUor.
Kebula B.
Timor.
Koepang.
Dilhi.
Semao (Kurong).
Rotti.
Serwatti Is.
Wetta I.
Essa (Makisar).
Letti I.
Damma I.
Tepa.
Baba I.
Timor Laut.
Arapura Sea.
AQPI
AQPJ
AQPL
AQPM
AQPN
AQPR
AQPS
AQPT
AQPV
AQPW
AQPX
AQPZ
AQRB
AQRC
AQRE
AQRF
AQRG
AQRI
AQRJ
AQRK
AQRM
AQRN
AQRO
AQRP
AQRS
AQRT
AQRU
AQRV
AQRW
AQRX
AQRY
AQSB
AQSD
AQSE
AQSF
AQSH
AQSI
AQSJ
AQSL
AQSM
AQSN
AQSP
AQSR
AQST
AQSV
AQSW
AQSX
AQSZ
AQTB
AQTC
AQTE
AQTF
AQTG
AQTI
AQTJ
AQTK
AQTM
AQTN
AQTO
AQTR
AQTS
AQTU
AQTW
AQTX
Arm Is.
Wokam I.
Dobbo.
K6 Dulan I.
Banda.
Amboina.
Ceram I.'
Sawai Hr.
WaruB.
Hoya (Teluti) B.
Elaputi B.
Amahoi.
Kaibobo Road.
Piru B.
Buru I.
Kayeli B.
Pitt Passage.
GiLLOLO I.
Maba Road.
Weda.
Gebi I.
Molucca Passage.
Bachian.
Temate.
Waigiu I.
Gillolo Passage.
Dampier Str.
New Guinea (Papua).
British New Guinea.
Saiwatti.
Segaar B.
McCluer
G.).
Sekru.
Inlet) Berau
Frederick Henry I.
C. Valsche, or, False C.
Dourga Str.
Pisang B.
Wassi Kussa.
Mai Kussa.
Boigu, or, Talbot I.
Daudai.
Tauan.
Saibai I.
Pahoturi, or, Kaua R.
Brinatauri, or, Katau R.
G. of Papua.
FlyR.
Aird R.
Lolo I.
Hall Sound.
P. Moresby.
Granville.
P. GlaMiow.
South C.
Samarai I.
Louisiade Archipelago.
Kaiser Wilhelmsland.
Finsch Hr.
Astrolabe B.
Frederich Wilhelm Hr.
Hatzfeldt Hr.
Empress Augusta R.
Amberno (Mamberon-
mo) R.
AQTY
AQUB
AQUC
AQUD
AQUF
AQUG
AQUH
AQUJ
AQUK
AQUL
AQUM
AQtt)
AQUR
AQUS
AQUT
AQUW
AQUX
AQUY
AQVB
AQVC
AQVD
AQVF
AQVG
AQVH
AQVJ
AQVK
AQVL
AQVN
AQVO
AQVP
AQVS
AQVT
AQVU
AQVX
AQVY
AQVZ
AQWC
AQWE
AQWF
AQWG
AQWI
AQWJ
AQWK
AQWM
AQWN
AQWO
AQWR
AQWS
AQWT
AQWV
AQWX
AQWY
AQXB
AQXC
AQXD
AQXF
AQXG
AQXH
Geelvink B.
Dorei P.
Bismarck Archipelago,
New Pomerania.
Stephansoit.
Herbertshbh.
Blanche B.
Matupi I.
New Mecklenburg.
Meoko Hr.
Nusa Hr.
Kaliu.
Pacific Ocean (Ocea-
nia).
Admiralty I.
Nares Hr.
Hermit Is.
Caroline Is.
Kusaie I.
Chabrol Hr.
Ponapi 1.
Jamestown Hr. (Je-
koits).
Truk Is.
Yap I.
Tomil B.
Pelew (Paloa) Is.
Marianas.
Guam I./
P. San Luis D'Apra.
Bonin Is. (Arzobispo).
Hillsborough I. (Baily
Group).
Peel I. (Chicijima)
(Beechy Group).
P. Lloyd.
Marshall Is.
Jaluit.
Gilbert Is.
Apaiang.
Solomon Is.
Buaro (San Cristoval) I.
UgiL
Guadalcanar I.
Malaita I.
Ysabel I.
Choiseul I.
Bougainville I.
Santa Cruz Is. (Nitendi
Is.).
Vanikoro I.
New Hebrides.
Banks Is.
Ureparapara I.
Avreas B.
P. Patteson.
Mota I.
Lakona B.
Marina, or, Espiritu
Santo I.
Bougainville Str.
Tan^oa.
Mallicolo (Malekula).
a Signifies an International Signal Station; 6 a Time Signal Station; c a Weather, Tide, or Ice Signal Station; d a Ute-Saving Station:
e a Lloyd's Signal Station; / a Wireless Telegraph Station.
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123
OCEANIA.
AUSTRALIA.
AQXJ
AQXK
AQXL,
AQXN
AQXO
AQXP
AQXS
AQXT
AQXU
AQXW
AQXY
AQXZ
AQYC
AQYD
AQYE
AQYG
AQYH
AQYJ
AQYL
AQYM
AQYN
AQYP
AQYR
AQYS
AQYU
AQYV
AQYW
AQYZ
AQZB
AQZC
AQZD
AQZF
AQZG
AQZH
AQZJ
AQZK
AQZL
AQZN
AQZO
AQZP
AQZS
AQZT
AQZU
AQZW
AQZX
AQZY
ARBO
ARBD
ARBE
ARBG
ARBH
ARBI
ARBK
ARBL
ARBM
ARBO
ARBP
ARBQ
ARBT
ARBU
ARBV
ARBW
ARBX
ARBZ
ARCB
ARCD
ARCF
P. Stanley.
P. Sandwich.
Epi I., cyr, Tasiko I.
Emte, or, Sandwich I.
Fila Hr.
Meli Anchorage.
Havannah, Hr.
Eromanga.
DHlon B.
Polenia B.
CookB.
Tanna.
Kwamera.
Wea Sisi.
Erronan, or, Futuna.
Aneityum (AnnalAm).
P. Patrick.
New Caledonia.
Goto p.
PronyB.
Sebert Cove.
Grand P.
Am.6d6e I.
Bulari B.
Noumea, c
P. Laguerre.
Muendu B.
P. Burai.
P. Mufo.
KatavitiB.
Chasseloup B.
Gromen B.
N6hou6 B.
Tanl6 B.
Banare B.
Art I.
Aue.
Harcourt B.
Arama.
Bond6 R.
Balade.
Pouebo.
Ubati
Yengen.
BaB.
Kuaua B.
P. Duperr6.
Kanala B.
Lavaissifere B.
N6k6t6 B.
Tchio.
P. Bouquet.
Kuakue B.
P. Yate.
Isle of Pines.
Vac.
Gadji.
Loyalty Is.
Bishop Sound.
Tandine B.
Norfolk l.e
Lord Howe I.
Kermadec Is.
Fiji Is.
Kandavu.
Ngaloa Hr.
Solo Rock.
ARGG
ARCH
ARCJ
ARCK
ARCL
ARCN
ARCO
ARCP
ARCS
ARCT
ARCU
ARCW
ARCX
ARCY
ARDB
ARDC
ARDE
ARDG
ARDH
ARDI
ARDJ
ARDK
ARDL
ARDM
ARDO
ARDQ
ARCS
ARDT
ARDV
ARDW
ARDX
ARDZ
AREB
AREC
AREF
AREG
AREH
AREJ
AREK
AREL
AREN
AREO
AREP
ARES
ARET
AREU
AREW
AREY
AREZ
ARFB
ARFD
ARFE
ARFG
ARFI
ARFJ
ARFK
ARFM
ARFN
ARFO
ARFQ
ARFS
ARFT
ARFV
ARPW
ARFX
ARFZ
ARGB
Viti Levu Lt. V.
Suva, a
Rewa.
Nasilai.
Mbau Waters.
Levuka.
Nandi Waters.
Likuri Hr.
Singatoka R.
Rovondrau B.
Vanua Levu.
Savu Savu B.
Nandi B.
Mbua B.
Ruku Ruku B.
No Kinasi.
Vicuna Hj-.
Nateva B.
Somo Somo Str.
Nanuku Passage.
WailangUala I.
Tavium.
Vanua Mbalavu.
Lomaloma.
Rotumah.
Tonga Is.
Tongatdbu I.
Nukualofa.
Nine I.
Uea, or Wallis I.
Samoa Is.
Tutuila I.
Fungasar Hr.
Pago Pago Hr.
Vailoa.
Upolu I.
Safatu Hr.
Apia.
Saluafata Hr.
Falifa Hr.
Fangaloa B.
Savaii I.
Union (Tokelau) Is.
Atdfu atoll.
Phoenix la.
EUice Is.
Christmas I.
Hawaiian Is.
Hawaii.
Hilo.
Mahukona.
Kawaihae. /
KaUua.
Kealakekua.
Maui I.
Kahului Hr.
Lahaina. /
Kanahena Pt.
Lanai.
Molokai. /
Lae o ka Laau.
Kaunakakai.
Oahu.
Waialua.
Honolulu, ah ef
Puuloa.
Kauai.
ARGC
ARGE
ARGF
ARGH
ARGJ
ARGK
ARGL
ARGN
ARGO
ARGP
ARGQ
ARGS
ARGT
ARGV
ARGW
ARGX
ARGZ
ARHB
ARHC
ARHE
ARHF
ARHG
ARHJ
ARHK
ARHL
ARHN
ARHO
ARHP
ARHS
ARHT
ARHU
ARHW
ARHX
ARHY
ARIB
ARIC
ARID
ARIE
ARIP
ARIG
ARIJ
ARIL
ARIN
ARIP
ARIS
ARIU
ARIW
ARIY
ARJB
ARID
ARJF
ARJH
ARJK
ARJO
ARJQ
ARJT
ARJV
ARJX
ARJZ
ARKO
ARKG
ARKI
ARKL
ARKN
Maequesas Is.
Hiva-Oa.
P&igotB.
TaahukuB.
Nukuhiva
Comptroller B.
Tai-o-ha6, or, Anna Ma-
ria B.
P. Tai oa.
Ua Huku I.
Ua Pu I,
TUAMOTU.
Pitcaim I.
Mangareva Is.
Anaa atoll.
Pakarava atoll.
Rotoava Anchorage.
Society Is.
Tahiti.
Venus Pt.
Papiet6 Hr.
P. Phaeton.
Huaheine I.
Far6 Hr. (Owharre).
Raiatea I.
Teavarua Hr.
Suvaiov Is.
Cook Is.
Rarotonga I.
Tubuai, or, Austral Is.
Rapa (Oparo) I.
Easter I.
Australia.
North Attstralia.
Carpentaria G.
Batavia R.
Mitchell R.
Normanton.
Norman R. Lt. V.
Kimberley.
Burketown.
Wellesley Is.
McArthur R.
Roper.
Arnhem B.
0. Wessel.
Goyder R.
Liverpool R.
Van Diemen G.
Melville I.
Alligator R.
Adelaide R.
P. Daly.
P. Darwin.
Palmerston.
Southport.
Bynoe Hr.
P. Patterson.
P. Keats.
Pitzmaurice R.
Victoria R.
West Australia.
Cambridge G.
OrdR.
Wyndham.o
oSigniaes an International Signal Station; 6 a Time Signal Station; c a Weather, Tide, or Ice Signal Station; d a Life-Saving Station-
e a Lloyd's Signal Station; /a Wireless Telegraph Station. '
124
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Part I.
AUSTRALIA.
TASMANIA.
ARKP
Admiralty G.
ARQG
South Australia.
ARWZ
Glenelg R.
ARKS
P. Warrender.
ARQI
P. Eyre.
ARKU
York Sound.
ARQK
Fowler B
ARXC
Victoria.
ARKW
Prince Frederick Hr.
ARQM
Nuyts Archipelago.
ARXE
C. Nelson.e
ARKY
P. Nelson.
ARQO
Streaky B.rf
ARXG
Portland.o d
ARLB
St. George Basin.
ARQS
Blanche P.
ARXI
P. Fairy.o
ARLD
Buccaneer Archipelago.
ARQU
Flinders.
ARXK
Beliast.d
ARLF
King Sound.
ARQW
Venus Hr.
ARXM
Moyne R.
ARLH
Kimberley.
ARQY
P. Douglas.
ARXO
Warmambool.a c d
ARLJ
Derby.a
ARSB
C. Catastrophe.
ARXQ
P. Campbell.
ARLK
Roebuck B.
: ARSD
Spencer G.
ARXS
C. Otway.e
ARLM
Broome.a
ARSF
P. Lincoln.tf
ARXU
Appollo B.
ARLO
Bedout I.
ARSG
Neptune Is.
ARXW
Louttit B.
ARLQ
P. Walcott.
ARSH
Franklin Hr.
ARXZ
Eagle Nest Pt.
P. Phillip.
ARLT
Jarman I.
ARSI
Middle Bank Lt. V.
ARYC
ARLV
Rowley Shs.
ARSJ
Lowly Pt.ac
ARYE
Lonsdale Ft.cde
ARLX
Cossack.a
ARSL
Augusta.
ARYG
Shortland Bluff.
AELZ
Roebourne.a
ARSN
Germein B .
ARYI
Queenscliff.6 d e
ARMC
Dampier Archipelago.
ARSP
P. Pirie.e ,
ARYK
Swan I.
ARME
C. Preston.
ARST
P. Broughton.
ARYM
West Rand.
ARMG
Shark B.
ARSV
Wallaroo.c
ARYO
Portarlington.
Geelong.6 '
ARMI
Gascoyne Road.
ARSX
Tipara B.a
ARYQ
ARMK
Carnarvon, a
ARSZ
Moonta.
ARYT'
Hobson B.
ARMN
Dirk Hartog I.
ARTC
P. Victoria.
ARYV
Gellibrand Pt.a 6
ARMP
Murchison R.
ARTE
Wauraltee.
ARYW
Gellibrand Pt. Lt. V.
ARMS
Geraldine.
ARTG
Hardwicke B.
ARYX
Williamstown.
ARMU
P. Gregory.
ARTI
Corny Pt.o
ARZB
YarraR.
ARMW
Champion B.
ARTK
P. Turton.
ARZD
Melbourne.
ARMY
Houtman Rocks.
ARTM
Althorpe I. a
ARZF
Williamstown Docks.
AENB
Geraldton. a
ARTO
Investigator Str.
ARZG
St. Kilda Pier.
ARNB
Northampton.
ARTQ
P. Moorowie.
ARZH
P. Melbourne (Sand-
ARNF
P. Grey.
ARTS
Troubridge Shs. a c
ridge).
ARNH
Leander Pt.
ARTU
Kangaroo I.
ARZJ
Mornington.
ARNJ
Dongara.o
ARTW
C. Borda.c d e
ARZL
Rye. 1
ARNL
Rottnest I.e
ARTY
Kingscote.d
ARZN
Sorrento.
ARNO
Garden I.
ARUB
C. WUloughby.c e
ARZP
Nepean Pt.
ARNQ
Swan R.
ARUD
G. of St. Vincent.
ARZS
C. Schank. e
ARNT
Grage Road.
ARUF
Edithburgh.
ARZU
P. Western.
ARNV
Wambro Sound.
ARUH
Macdonnell Sound.
ARZW
Crib Pt. a
ARUJ
P. Vincent.
ARZY
Liptrap C.
Wilson Promontory, e
Cliffy I. !
Comer Inlet.
ARNX
ARNZ
AROC
AROE
AROG
AROI
AROK
AROM
AROP
AROS
AROU
AROW
AROY
ARPB
ARPD
ARPF
ARPH
ARPI
ARPJ
ARPL
ARPN
FRBMANTLE.a &
Perth.
Guildford.
Cockburn Sound.
Rockingham.
P. Kennedy.
Mandurah.
Koombanah B.
Bunbiuy.o
Lockeville.
G&graphe B.
Busselton.o
Quindalup.
C. Naturaliste.e
Hamelin B.
C. Leeuwin.e
Flinders B.
West C. Howe.
King Geo^e Sound.
Breaksea Le
King Pt.
ARUL
ARUN
ARUP
P. Alfred.
Ardrossan.
Clinton.
ASBC
ASBE
ASBG
ARUS
ARUV
Wakefield.
P. Gawler.
ASBI
ASBK
Welshpool.
Clonmel I.a
ARUX
Adelaide.
ASBM
P. Albert.a c d \
ARUY
ARUZ
ARVC
ARVE
ARVF
ARVG
ARVI
ARVK
ARVM
ARVO
ARVQ
ARVT
ARVW
ARVY
ARWB
ARWD
P. Adelaide.
Semaphore.a b d
Glenelg.c
Holdfasts,
P. Noarlunga.
Willunga.
Yankalilla.
C. Jervis.c e
Backstairs Passage.
P. Victor, c d
P Elliot.
Murray R.
Lake Alexandrina.
Goolwa.
Lacepede B.
Kingston.
ASBO
ASBQ
ASBU
ASBW
ASBY
ASCB
ASCD
ASCF
ASCH
ASCJ
ASCN
ASCP
ASCR
Alberton. |
Tarraville. |
Lake Reeve. |
Sale. i
MitcheU R. ;
Baimsdale. 1
C. Everard.
Mallagoota Inlet.
Grabo I.e
C. Howe.
Bass Str.
KiiMi:
C. Wickham.e
ARWF
C. Jaffa.a
ASCU
Curtis I.
ARPQ
Albany.
ARWJ
Robe.c d
ASCW
Hogam Group. i
ARPT
Princess Royal Hr.
ARWL
Rivoli B.
ASCX
Kent Group.* i
ARPV
Bremer B.
ARWN
Penguin I.o
ASOZ
Deal I. ;
ARPX
Esperance B.
ARWP
Beachport.i
ASDC
Flinders I.a
ARPZ
Malcolm Pt.
ARWS.
C. Banks.a
ASDE
Franklin Sound.
ARQC
Israelite B.
ARWU
C. Northumberland. e
ASDF
Goose I.a
ARQE
Eucla.
ARWX
P. MacdonneU.c d
ASDG
Banks Str.
\
aSigniflea an International Signal Station; 6 a Time Signal Station; c a Weather, Tide, or Ice Signal Station; d a Life-Saving Station;
e a Lloyd's Signal Station; /a Wireless Telegraph Station.
Part I.
GEOGRAPHICAL SIGNALS — ^PLACES GEOGRAPHICALLY ARRANGED.
125
QUEENSLAND.
ASDK
ASDM
ASDO
ASDP
ASDQ
ASDU
ASDW
ASDY
ASEB
ASED
ASEF
ASEH
ASEJ
ASEL
ASEN
ASEP
ASER
ASET
ASEV
ASEX
ASEZ
ASFB
ASFC
ASFE
ASFG
ASFI
ASFK
ASFM
ASFO
ASFQ
ASFU
ASFW
ASFY
ASGB
ASGD
ASGF
ASGH
ASGJ
ASGL
ASGN
ASGP
ASGR
ASGT
ASGV
ASGW
ASGX
ASGZ
ASH-C
ASHD
ASHE
ASHG
ASHI
ASHK
ASHM
ASHO
ASHQ
ASHU
ASHW
ASHY
ASIB
ASID
ASIF
ASIH
ASIJ
ASIL
ASIN
ASIP
ASIR
Tasmania.
Swan I. a .
Bridport.
Low Hd. e
P. Dalrymple.
Tamar R.
Georgetown.
Iliracombe.
Sidmouth.
Dorchester.
Exeter.
Swan B.
Launceston.
P. SoreU.e
Bulges.
P. Frederick.
Mersey Bluff.e
Table C.e
Stanley.
Robbins I.
Hunter I.
Three Hummock I.
Arthur R.
Remine.o
Macquarie Hr.c
Strahan.a
Gordon R.
P. Davey.
Maatsuyker I.
D'Entrecasteaux Ch.
Recherche B.a
Bruny l.e
Hythe.
Esperance P.
Huon R.
P. Cygnet.
Tasman Hd.
Adventure B.
Derwent R.
Hob ART. 5
Storm B.
Burnett Hr.
Frederick Henry B.
Eagle Hawk B. a
Pitt Water.
P. Arthur.
Prosser B.
Swansea, a
Oyster B.
Great Swan P.
Long Pt.
Falmouth, a
George B.
Eddystone Pt. e
New South Wales.
C. Green, a
Twofold B.ac
Eden.
Kiyerr Inlet.
Panbula.
Merimbula.
Barunguba, or, Monta-
gu I. a
Turos Inlet.
Bodalla.
Toragy Pt.
Moruya. a
ASIT
ASIV
ASIX
ASIZ
ASJC
ASJE
ASJG
ASJI
ASJK
ASJM
ASJO
ASJQ
ASJU
ASJW
ASJY
AS KB
ASKD
ASKF
ASKH
ASKL
ASKN
ASKP
ASKR
ASKT
ASKV
ASKX
ASKZ
ASLC
ASLE
ASLG
ASLI
ASLK
ASLM
ASLO
ASLQ
ASLU
ASLW
ASLY
ASMB
ASMD
ASMF
ASMH
ASMJ
ASML
ASMN
ASMP
ASMR
ASMT
ASMV
ASMX
ASMZ
ASNC
ASNE
ASNF
ASNG
ASNI
ASNK
ASNM
ASNG
ASNQ
ASNU
ASNW
ASNY
ASGB
ASOD
ASGF
ASOH
ASOJ
ASGL
ASGN
Bateman B.
Bundoo, or, Clyde R.
Nelligan.
UlladWlJia. a
St. Georges Hd.
Jervis B.
North Shoalhaven R. a
Goulburn.
Kiama.
WoUongong. a
P. Hacking.
Botany, a
George R.
P. Jackson.
Inner South Hd. a c
Sydney. 6
Macquarie Pt.
Sow and Pigs Lt. V.
Bradley Hd.
Watson B. d
Garden I.
Wooloomooloo B.
Farm Cove.
Darling Hr.
Pyrmont.
Balmain.
Cockatoo I.
Fitzroy Dock.
Southerland Dock.
Goat I.
Waterview B.
Parramatta.
St. Leonards.
Middle Hr.
Manly Beach.
Baranju Hd.
Hawkesbury R.
Broken B.
Hales Bluff.
Catherine Hill B.
Moon Islet.
Lake Macquarie.
Nobby Hd.
Newcastle, abed
Hunter R.
Stockton.
Hexham.
Maitland.
Stephens Pt.
P. Stephens.
Sugarloaf Pt.
C. Hawike.
Harrington Inlet.
Manning R.
Crowdy Hd.
Camden Haven.
Tacking Pt.
P. Macquarie.
Hastings R.
Marias R.
Smoky C.
Trial B.
MacLeay R.
Nambuckra R.
Bellinger R.
South Solitary I.
Clarence R.
MacLean.
Grafton.
Richmond R.
ASGP
ASGR
ASOT
ASOV
ASOX
ASGZ
ASPC
ASPE
ASPG
ASPI
ASPK
ASPM
ASPO
ASPQ
ASPU
ASPW
ASPY
ASQB
ASQD
ASQP
ASQH
ASQJ
ASQL
ASQN
ASQP
ASQR
ASQT
ASQV
ASQX
ASQZ
ASRC
ASRE
ASRG
ASRI
ASRK
ASRM
ASRG
ASRQ
ASRU
ASRW
ASRY
ASTB
ASTD
ASTF
ASTH
ASTJ
ASTL
ASTN
ASTP
ASTR
ASTV
ASTX
ASTZ
ASUC
ASUE
ASUG
ASUI
ASUK
ASUM
ASUG
ASUQ
ASUW
ASUY
ASVB
ASVD
ASVF
ASVH
ASVJ
Ballina.
Warden.
C. Byron.
Brun^riok R.
Cavvanba.
Fingal Pt.
Tweed R.
Danger Pt.
QU'EENSLAND.
Burleigh.
Nerang R.
"Southport.
Sandy Pt. a c
ffloreton B.
C. Moreton.c
Comboyuro Pt.
Bulwer Pilot Station.
Cowan Cowan Pt.
Tangaluma Roads.
Howe Ch.
Freeman Ch.
Yule Roads.
Brisbane Road Pile TA.
Ho. ac
Lytton.
Brisbane. 6
Ipswich.
Cleveland.
Redland.
Lo^n R.
Alberton.
Waterford.
Mooloolah R.
Laguna B.
Tewantin.
Double Island Pt. a
Wide Bay Hr.
Great Sandy Str.
Inskip Pt.
Tyroom Road.
Mary R.
Maryborough.
Woody I.
Sandy C. a
Hervey B.
Burrum R.
Burnett R. a c
Bundaberg.
Lady Elliot I. a
Baffle Creek.
Bustard Hd. a c
Rodd Hr.
P. Curtis.
Boyne R.
Gatcombe Hd. a
Gladstone.
Calliope R.
Hamilton.
C. Capricorn, a c
Keppel C. a
Little Sea Hill.
Fitzroy R. Lt. V.
Mackenzie R.
Broad Mount Hr.
Herbert.
Rockhampton.
Hewittville.
North Reef Lt. a
P. Bowen.
a Signifiesanlnternatioaal SignalStation: '6a Time Signal Station; ca Weather, Tide, or Ice Signal Station; d a Life-Saviug Station;
«« Lloyd's Signal Station; /a Wireless Telegraph Station.
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Part I.
NEW ZEALA:ND
WEST COAST NORTH AMERICA.
ASVL
Shoalwater B. '
ATCB
Whaingaroa Hr.
ATHU
Molyneux B,
ASVN
Broad Sound.
ATCD
Raglan.
athw
Balclutha. ■
ASVP
St. Lawrence. ■
ATOP
Aotea Hr.
ATHY
Kaitan.
ASVR
Percy I. ;
ATCH
Kawhia.
ATIB
C. Saunders, a
ASVT
Pine I. a
ATCJ
Mokau R.
ATID
OxAGO Hr.
ASVX
Flat-Top I. a
ATCL
Waitara R. a
ATIF
Taiaroa Hd.ac
ASVZ
Pioneer R.
ATCN
Raleigh.
ATIG
Otago Lt. V.
ASWC
East Pt. a
ATCR
New Plymouth (Tara-
ATIH
P. Chalmers, b
ASWE
Mackay; .
naki).ae
ATIJ
Dunedin.
ASWG
Repulse B.
ATCV
C. Egmont. a
ATIL
Blueskin.
ASWI
Dent I. a
ATCX
Opunake. a c
ATIN
Waikouaiti.
ASWK
P. Denison.
ATCZ
Patea R. c
ATIP
Hawksbury.
ASWM
Dalrymple Pt.a
ATDC
Wanganui. n c
ATIR
Moeraki.
ASWO
Bowen.
ATDE
Wangaehu.
ATIV
Oamaru. a c
ASWQ
C. Bowling Green, a
ATDG
Rangitikei R.
ATIX
Timaru. a c
ASWR
C. Cleveland, a
ATDI
Manawatu R. a c
ATIZ
Ashburton.
ASWT
Townsville. a c
ATDK
Foxton.
ATJC
Akaroa Hr. a
■ASWV
Bay Rock.
ATDM
Kapiti I.
ATJE
Banks' Peninsula.
ASWX
Halifax B.
ATDO
Porirua Hr.
ATJG
Lyttelton. 6 ,
ASWZ
Hinchinbrook. c
ATDQ
Cook Str.
ATJI
Christchurch.
ASXC
Herbert R.
ATDS
Queen Charlotte Sound.
ATJK
Godley Hd.ac
ASXE
Dungeness. a
ATDU
Brothers Lt.
ATJM
.Gore B.
ASXG
Rockingham B.
ATDW
Picton.
ATJO
Waiauoua R.
ASXI
Card well.
ATDY
Havelock.
ATJQ
Kaikoura.
ASXK
Moresby R.
ATEB
D'Urville I.
ATJS
Gooch B.
ASXM
Mourilyan Hr.
ATED
P. Hardy.
ATJU
C. Campbell, a c
ASXO
Johnstone R.
ATEF
French Pass.
ATJW
Awatere R.
ASXQ
Geraldton.
ATEH
C. Stephens.
ATJY
Wairau R. a
ASXU
Mulgrave R.
ATEJ
Nelson, a
ATKB
Blenheim.
ASXW
C. Grafton.
ATEL
Motueka R.
ATKD
Tuamarina.
ASXY
Cairns, a
ATEN
Astrolabe Road.
ATKF
Cloudy B.
ASYB
P. Douglas.
ATEP
Waitapu.
ATKH
P. Underwood.
ASYD
Low I.
ATER
Clifton.
ATKJ
Tory Ch.
ASYF
Daintree R.
ATEV
CoUingwood.
ATKL
P. Nicholson.
ASYH
Archer Pt.
ATEX
C. Farewell Spit. ace
ATKN
PencarrowHd.
ASYJ
Rocky I.
ATEZ
Wanganui Inlet, c
ATKP
Somes I.
ASYL
Endeavour R. a
ATFC
Karamea R.
ATKR
Mt. Victoria, a
ASYN
Cooktown.
ATFE
Mokihinui.
ATKV
Wellington. 6
ASYP
Lizard I.
ATFG
Hector.
ATKX
Lambton Hr.
ASYQ
Channel R. (C.Melville)
ATFI
Buller R.
ATKZ
Pituni.
Lt. V.
ATFK
Westport. u
ATLC
C. Palliser.
ASYR
Kennedy R.
ATFM
C. Foul wind, a c
ATLE
Ahuriri Bluff, a
ASYT
Claremont I. Lt. V.
ATFO
Grey R. a
ATLG
Napier.
ASYV
Pil)erls. Lt.V.
ATFQ
Cobden.
ATLI
Hawkes B.
ASYX
Raine I.
ATFS
Taylorville.
ATLK
Mohaka R.
ASYZ
Somerset.
ATFU
Greymouth.
ATLM
Portland I. a
ASZC
C. York.
ATFW
Hokitika. a
ATLO
Waipaoa R.
ASZE
Torres Str.
ATFY
Puysegur Pt.
ATLQ
Turanganui R.
ASZG
Bligh Boat Entrance.
ATGB
FovEAUx Str.
ATLS
Gisborne.
ASZI
Prince of Wales Ch.
ATGD
Centre I.
ATLU
Opotiki R.
ASZK
Goode I. (Pdlilug). e
ATGF
Riverton.
ATLW
Tauranga.
ASZM
Thursday I.
ATGH
Oretli R.
ATLY
Mercury B.
ASZO
P. Kennedy.
ATGJ
Invercargill.
ATMB
Whitianga.
ASZQ
Endeavour Str.
ATGL
Campbelltown. j
ATMD
Cuvier I.
ASZU
Booby I.
ATGN
Awarua (Bluff) Hr. ace \
ATMP
Great Barrier I. (Aotea).
ASZV
Proudfoot Shoal Lt. V.
ATGO
Awarua Lt. V.
ATMH
Waihau (Coromandel) ,
ATGP
Mataura R. i
Hr.
ASZW
New Zealand.
ATGR
DogL
ATMJ
Thames R.
ASZY
C. Maria VanDiemen. c e
ATGV
Ruapuke I.
ATML
Grahamstown.
ATBD
Hokianga R. o
ATGX
Stewart I. a
ATMN
Pauhenehene Spit.
Waiheke Ch.
ATBE
Kaipara Hr. a c
ATGZ
P. Pegasus.
ATMP
ATBH
Helensville.
ATHC
P. Adventure.
ATMR
Tehmaki Str.
ATBJ
Dargaville.
ATHE
Paterson Inlet.
ATMS
Auckland, b
ATBL
P. Albert.
ATHG
P. William.
ATMV
Mt. Victoria.
ATBN
Manukau. a c
ATHI
The Snares, d
ATMX
Rangitoto I.
ATBP
Onehunga.
ATHK
Waipapapa Pt.
ATMZ
Tiri tiri Matangi l.ac
ATBR
Waikato R.
ATHM
Waikawa.
ATNC
Kawau.
ATBU
Mercer.
ATHO
Catlin R.
ATNE
Burgess Islet.
ATBW
Huntly.
ATHQ
Newhaven.
ATNG
Whangarei Hr.
ATBY
Taupiri.
ATHS
Nugget Pt. c e
ATNI
Tutukaka Hr.
a Signifies an International Signal Station; b a Time Signal Station; c a Weather, Tide, or loe Signal Station; d a Life-Savine Station"
e a Lloyd's Signal Station; /a Wireless Telegraph Station.
Part I.
GEOGRAPHICAL SIGNALS — PLACES GEOGRAPHICALLY ARRANGED.
127
WEST COAST NORTH AMERICA.
ATNK
Whangaruru Hr.
ATSR
P. Rothsay.
ATZG
Admiralty Inlet.
ATNM
B. of Islands.
ATSY
Tongass P.
ATZI
Wilson Pt.,
ATNO
Opua.
ATZK
P. Discovery.
ATNQ
Paihia.
ATSX
British Columbia.
ATZM
Admiralty Hd.
ATNS
Kororarika B. (P. Rus-
A'TSZ
P. Simpson.
ATZO
P. Townsend.c
sell).
ATUC
NassB.
ATZQ
P. Hadlock.
ATNU
Whangoroa.
ATUD
Dixon Entrance.
ATZS
P. Ludlow.c
ATNW
Mongunui Hr.
ATUE
Queen Charlotte Is.
ATZU
Hood Canal.
ATNY
Rangaunu (Awanui) R.
ATUG
Skeena R.
ATZW
Skokomish.
ATOB
Ohora R.
ATUI
P. Essington.
ATZY
Union City.
ATOD
Parengarenga Hr.
ATUK
Fitzhugh Sound.
AUBC
P. Susan.
ATOF
North C.
ATUM
P. Blakeney.
AUBD
Tulalip.
ATOJ
Auckland Is. d
ATUO
Namu Hr.
AUBF
Marysville.
ATOL
Campbell I. d
ATUQ
Owikino.
AUBH
Snohomish.
ATON
Antipodes Is. d
ATUS
Queen Charlotte Sound.
AUBJ
P. No Point.
ATOP
Bounty Is. d
ATUV
Vancouver I.
AUBL
Puget Sound.
P. Madison.
ATOR
Chatham Is.
ATUW
Str. of Georgia.
AUBN
ATOV
Whangaroa (P. Hutt).
ATUY
Atkinson Pt.
AUBP
Seattle. c
ATOX
Macquarie I.
ATVB
Burrard Inlet.
AUBQ
Bremerton./
-
ATVD
Brocton Pt.6
AUBR
Tacoma.c
ATOZ
North America.
ATVF
English B.
AUBT
Steilacoom.
ATVH
Vancouver.
AUBV
Nisqually.
ATPC
C. Bathurst.
ATVJ
P. Moody.
AUBX
Olympia.
ATPE
C. Dalhousie.
ATVL
Fraser R.
AUBZ
Budd Inlet.
ATPG
Mackenzie R.
ATVN
New Westminster.
AUCD
New Dungeness.
ATPI
Alaska.
ATYP
Pitt R.
AUCF
P. Angeles.c
ATPK
Pt. Barrow.
ATVR
Derby, or, New Lang-
AUCH
Neah B.c
ATPM
C. Lisbume.
, ley.
AUCJ
C. Flattery.
ATPO
Hope Pt.
ATVW
P. Augusta.
AUCL
Tatooshl.oc/
ATPQ
Kotzebue Sound.
ATVY
Comox.
AUCN
Destruction I.
ATPS
C. Prince of Wales.
ATWB
Yellow I. (B a y n e s
AUCP
Gray Hr.arf
ATPU
Diomede Is.
Sound).
AUCR
WillapaR.arf
ATPW
P. Clarence.
ATWD
Nanoose Hr.
AUCT
Shoalwater.
ATPY
Imuruk Lake.
ATWF
Departure B.
AUCV
Bruceport.
ATQB
Norton B.
ATWH
Nanaimo Hr.
ATQD
F. Unalaklik.
ATWJ
Grave Pt.
AUCX
Oregon.
ATQP
Ketchumville.
ATWL
Entrance I.
AUCZ
Columbia R.acd
ATQH
Pastolik.
ATWN
Oyster Hr.
AUDC
C. Hancock.
ATQJ
Kusilvak.
ATWP
Georgina Pt.
AUDE
Adams Pt.acd
ATQK
Juneau.
ATWR
East Pt. (Saturna I.).
AUDG
Astoria.c
ATQL
Yukon R.
ATWV
Cowitchin. ,
AUDI
Cathlamet.
ATQN
Andreievsky.
ATWX
Saminos.
AUDK
Kalama.
ATQO
Klondike R.
ATWZ
Haro Str.
AUDM
Portland. 5 c
ATQP
Nulato.
atX:c
Discovery I.
AUDO
Tillamook Rock.
ATQR
Nowikakat.
ATXE
Victoria./
AUDQ
C. Meares.
ATQS
Dawson.
ATXG
Esquimalt Hr.
AUDS
C. Foulweather.
ATQU
Circle City.
ATXI
Race Is.
AUDW
Yaquina.arf
ATQV
C. Romanzof.
ATXK
Juan de Fuca Str.
AUDY
Heceta Hd.
ATQW
St. Michael F.J
St. Matthews I.
ATXM
Sooke Inlet.
AUEB
Umpqua R.a d
ATQX
ATXO
P. San Juan.
AUED
Koos R. (Coos).
ATRC
Nunivak I.
ATXQ
Carmanah.rf
AUEF
Empire City.
ATRE
Kuskoquim Hp
ATXS
Barclay Sound.
AUEH
C. Gregory, or, Arago.
Coquille R. a af
ATRG
Kolmakoff F.
ATXU
C. Beale.(i
AUEJ
ATRI
Khramtshenko.
AUEL
C. Orford, or, Blanco./
ATRK
F. Alexander.
ATXW
Washington State.
AUEN
P. Orford.
ATRM
P. Mailer.
ATXY
Roberts Pt.
AUEP
Ellensburg.
ATRO
Aleutian Is.
ATYB
Boundary B.
AUER
Hunter Cove.
ATRQ
ATRS
Pribiloff Is.
ATYD
Drayton Hr.
AUET
Mack Reef.
Attn I.
ATYF
Bellingham B.
AUEV
Chetko R.
ATRU
Shelikoff Str.
ATYH
New Whatcom.c
ATRW
Kadiak I.
ATYJ
Fairhaven.f
AUEX
California.
ATRY
St. Paul Hr. i
ATYL
Padilla.
AUEZ
St. Georges Reef.
ATSB
St. Orlovsk.
ATYN
Rosario Str.
AUFC
Crescent Citv.
ATSD
Alsentia
ATYP
Patos I.
AUFE
Trinidad Hr.
' ATSF
P. Graham.
ATYR
Orcas I.
AUFG
Humboldt (Areata). cd
1 ATSH
1 ATSJ
P. Mulgrave.
Chichagoff I.
Baranof I.
ATYV
ATYX
Stuart I.
San Juan I.
AUFI
AUFK
Eureka, c
Table Bluff./
ATSL
ATYZ
Lopez I.
AUFM,
Noyo.
ATSN
Sitka./
StikineR. (P.Wrangel). I
1
ATZC
Whidbey I.
AUFO
Mendocino C.c
ATSP
ATZE
Smith, or, Blunt I.
AUFQ
Arena Pt.
a Signifles an
International Signal Station; 6 a Time Signal Station ; c a Weattier, Tide, or Ice Signal Station; d a Life-Saving Station;
e a Lloyd's Signal Station; /a Wireless Telegraph Station.
128
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Part L
WEST COAST NORTH AMERICA.. WEST COAST CENTRAL AND SOUTH AMERICA.
AUFS
F. Rose Cove.
AULC
C. San Lucas.
AUQN
La Concordia.
AUFW
Bodega B.
Tomales B.
AULD
G. OF California.
AUQP
Jaltepeque Lagoon.
AUFY
AULE
San Jos6 del Cabo B. ,
AUQR
G. of Fonseca.
AUGB
Reyes Ft.acd
AULG
La Paz B.
AUQT
P. La Union.
AUGD
Bonita Pt.d
AULI
Concepcion B. *
AUQV
vSan Lorenzo.
: AUGE
San Francisco Lt. V.
AULK
Santa Rosalia./
AUQX
Nicaragua.
AUGF
San Francisco. 6 c
AULM
San Felipe B.
AURC
Corinto P.
AUGH
FortPt.arf
AULO
Colorado R.
AURE
Managua.
': AUGJ
Alcatraz I.
AULQ
Arizona.
AUBG
San Juan del Sur.
AUGK
Hunter Pt. Dock.
AULS
Yuma.
AURK
Salinas B.
: AUGL
Goat I./
Union Iron Works Docks.
AULW
Eureka.
AURM
P. Elena.
AUGM
AULY
Ehrenberg.
AURO
P. Culebra.
AUGN
Oakland.
AUMB
C. Haro/
AURQ
C. Blanco.
AUGP
San Pablo B.
AUMD
Guaymas.
AURS
Nicoya G.
AUGR
Petaluma.
AUMF
Santa Barbara B.
AURW
Colorado G.
AUGT
Mare 1.6/
AUMH
Agiabampo.
AURY
Arenas Pt./
AUGV
Vallejo.
AUMJ
Topolobamjio B.
AUSB
P. Herredura.
AUGX
Napa.
AUML
Culiacan R.
AUSD
Uvita Hr.
AUGZ
Karquines.
AUMN
Altata.
AUSF
G. of Dulce.
AUHC
Roe I.
AUMP
Mazatlan.
AUSH
San Domingo.
AUHE
Rio Vista.
AUMR
Creston I.
AUSJ
El Rincon.
AUHG
Sacramento.
AUMT
Chamatla R.
AUSL
Golfito.
AUHI
Farallone Islets.a/
AUMV
Palmito.
AUSN
Panama.
AUHK
Pigeon Pt.
AUMX
San Bias.
AUSP
Ciudad de David.
AUHM
Afio Nuevo Pt.
AUMY
Las Tres Marias Is.
AUSR
Bahia Honda.
AUHO
Santa Cruz.
AUMZ
C. Corrientes.
AUST
Est&o.
AUHQ
Pinos Pt.
AUNC
Revilla Gigedo Is.
AUSV
Cham6 B.
AUHS
Monterey.
AUNE
Chamela.
AUSX
Chorrera.
AUHW
Carmel.
AUNG
Tenacatita B.
AUSZ
Perico I.
AUHY
Pt. Sur.
AUNI
Navidad B.
AUTC
Naos I.
AUIB
Piedras Blancas.
AUNK
Manzanilla B.
AUTE
Chepo R.
San Miguel B.
AUID
San Simeon.
AUNM
Cayutlan Lagoon.
AUTG
AUIF
Esteros.
AUNO
Colima.
AUTI
Darien Hr.
AUIH
San Luis Pt.
AUNQ
Sacatula R.
AUTK
Perlas Is.
AUIJ
San Luis Obispo.
AUNS
Orilla.
AUIL
Arguello Pt./
Conception Pt.
AUNW
Sihuatanejo.
AUTM
NuEVA Granada.
AUIN
AUNY
Tequepa B.
AUTO
San Juan R.
AUIP
Santa Barbara Ch.c
AUOB
Acapulco.
AUTQ
Buenaventura.
AUIR
San Buenaventura.
AUOD
Tecoanapa.
AUTS
P. Tumaco.
AUIT
Hueneme Pt.
AUOF
Maldonado.
AUIV
Santa Monica.c
AUOH
Chacahua B.
AUTW
Ecuador.
AUIX
Ballona P.
AUOJ
Escondido B.
AUTY
Esmeralda.
AUIY
Los Angeles.
AUOL
P. Angeles.
AUVB
Atacamas.
AUIZ
San Pedro.c
AUON
Sacrificios.
AUVD
Caracas.
AUJC
Wilmington.
AUOP
P. Guatulco.
AUVF
Manta B.
AUJE
Newport.
San Juan Pt.
AUOR
Tangola tangola B.
AUVH
Galapagos Is.
AUJG
AUOT
Morro Ayuca.
AUVJ
Albemarle I.
AUJI
Oceanside.
AUOV
Saline Cruz.
AUVL
Chatham I.
AUJK
Loma Pt. /
AUOX
Ventosa B.
AUVN
Stephens B. (P. Grande)
AUJM
Ballast Pt.
AUOZ
Tehuantepec.
AUVP
Wreck -B. (P. Chico).
AUJO
San Diego. c
AUPC
San Juan.
AUVR
Monte Christo.
AUJQ
San Miguel I.
AUPE
Tonala.
AUVT 1
' La Plata I.
AUJS
Santa Rosa I.
AUPG
San Benito.
AUVX
Santa Elena.
AUJW
Santa Cruz I.
AUVZ
Guayaquil.
AUJY
Anacapa I.
AUPI
Guatemala.
AUWC
Quito.
AUKB
Santa Catalina.
AUPK
OcosR.
AUWE
Puna.
AUKD
San Clements I.
AUPM
Champerico.
AUWG
Mandinga Pt.
AUKF
San Nicolas I.
AUPO
San Lois.
AUWI
Espanola Pt.
AUPQ
Sesecapa.
AUWK
Arena Pt.
AUKH
AUKJ
AUKL
AUKN
AUKP
Mexico.
Lower California.
Los Coronados.
Ensenada.
Todos Santos B.
AUPS
AUPW
AUPY
AUQB
AUQD
Tecojate.
San Jeronimo.
San JoB^ de Guatemala.
Istapa.
Salvador.
AUWM
AUWO
AUWQ
AUWS
Santa Rosa R.
South America.
Peru.
Tumbez. ;
AUKR
AUKT
San Quentin B.
Sebastian Viscaino B.
AUQF
Central America.
AUWV
AUWX
Talara.
Negrito B.
Paita.
AUKV
Cerros I.
AUQH
Acajutla.
AUWZ
AUKX
P. San Bartolome.
AUQJ
Sonsonate.
AUXC
Piura R.
AUKZ Magdalena B. !
AUQL
Libertad.
AUXE
Eten Pt.
a Sigoifles an International Signal Station; 6 a Time Signal Station; c a Weather, Tide, or Ice Signal Station; d a Lite-Saving Station-
e a Lloyd's Signal Station; / a Wireless Telegraph Station.
Part I.
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129
WEST AND EAST COASTS SOUTH AMERICA.
AUXF
AUXG
AUXl
AUXK
AUXM
AUXG
AUXQ
AUXS
AUXW
AUXY
AUYB
AUYD
AUYP
AUYH
AUYJ
AUYL
AUYN
AUYP
AUYR
AUYT
AUYV
AUYX
AUYZ
AUZC
AUZE
AUZG
AUZI
AUZK
AUZM
AUZO
AUZQ
AUZS
AUZW
AUZY
AVBD
AVBF
AVBH
AVBJ
AVBL
AVBN
AVBF
AVER
AVBT
AVBU
AVBX
AVBZ
AVCD
AVCE
AVCF
AVCH
AVCJ
AVGL
AVON
AVCO
AVCF
AVOR
AVCT
AVCU
AVOX
AVCZ
AVDC
AVDE
AVDF
AVDG
AVDH
AVDI
AVDJ
AVDK
AVDL
LoboB de Afuera.
Lainbayeque.
Pacasmayo;
Malabrigo Road.
Huanchaco.
Salaverry.a
Truxillo.
Guanape Is.
Santa.
P. Chimbote.
Ferrol B.
Samanco B.
Casma B.
Huarmey.
Sup6.
Hijaclio.
Salinas B.
Chancay.
Ancon.
Callao.
Lima.
C. San Lorenzo.
ChorillosB.
Chilca.
Cerro.AzuL
Tambo de Mora P.
Chincha Is.
Pisco. ^
lea.
Paracas.
San Gallan I.
Independencia B.
P. San Nicolas.
P. San Juan.
C. Lomas Roadstead.
Chala. '
Atico.
Camana.
Quilca R.
Islay (Ilay).
Arequipa.
P. Mollendo.
Tambo R.
Ylo Road.
Funo.
Chile.
Arica.
Huanillos.
Tacna.
Huaina Pisagua B.
Junin.
Mejillones Cove.
Caleta Buena. .
Pabellion de Pica.
Iquiqub.
Tocopilla.
Algodonales B.
CooijaB.
Mejillones del Sur B.
Constitucion Hr.
Moreno B.
AnTqfagasta. c
Oliva Road.
Taltal.
Pan de Azucar.
Lavata B.
Sarco.
Paposo Mines.
Fefia Blanca Cove.
AVDM
AVDO
AVDQ
AVDS
AVDU
AVDW
AVDX
AVDY
AVEB
AVED
AVEF
AVEH
AVEJ
AVEL
AVEN
AVEO
AVEF
AVER
AVET
AVEX
AVEZ
AVFC
AVFE
AVFG
AVFI
AVFK
AVFM
AVFO
AVFQ
AVER
AVFS
AVFT
AVFU
AVFW
AVFX
AVFY
AVGB
AVGD
AVGF
AVGH
AVGI
AVGJ
AVGK
AVGL
AVGN
AVGF
AVGR
AVGT
AVGX
AVGZ
AVHC
AVHE
AVHF
AVHG
AVHI
AVHK
AVHL
AVHM
AVHN
AVHO
AVHF
AVHQ
AVHS
AVHU
AVHW
AVHX
AVHY
AVIB
AVID
AVIF
Chanaral.
AVIH
P. Flamenco.
AVIJ
P. Caldera. a
AVIL
Copiap6.
AVIM
Carrizal Bajo B.
AVIN
P. Huaaeo.
AVIO
St. Ambrose I.
AVIF
C. Bascuiian.
AVIR
Pajaros Islets.
AVIT
Tortoralillo.
AVIW
COQDIMBO. 6
AVIX
p. Herradura.
AVIZ
P. Tongoi.
AVJO
Maitencillo.
AVJE
Conchali B.
AVJG
Los Vilos.
AVJH
Huevos I.
AVJI
Pichidanque B.
AVJK
Ligua B.
AVJL
P. Papudo.
AVJM
Quintero B .
Valparaiso, h cd
AVJN
Angeles Ft.
AVJO
Curaumilla Ft. e
AVJP
Casablanca.
AVJQ
Santiago.
AVJS
Juan Fernandez I.
AVJU
Cumberland B,
AVJW
Algarrobo.
AVJY
San Antonfo Nuevo.
AVKB
San Antonio Ft.
AVKD
Matanzas Caleta.
AVKF
Tuman B.
AVKG
Pichilemu.
San Antonio del Petrel.
AVKH
Llico.
AVKJ
Constitucion.
AVKL
Talca.
AVKN
C. Carranza. a
AVKF
Fuchepo Ft.
AVKR
Buchupero. a
AVKT
Tom6.
Guranipe.
AVKX
Fenco.
AVKZ
Talcahuano. e
AVLC
Concepcion.
AVLE
Quiriquina I.
AVLG
Bio Bio R.
AVLI
Santa Maria I.
AVLK
Fuchoco.
AVLM
CORONEL.
AVLO
Lota.
Puerto Guarenta Dias.
AVLQ
Laraquete.
AVLS
Arauco. •
AVLU
Lavapi^ Ft. a
AVLW
Yanez B.
Lebu I.
AVLY
P. Quidico, or, Nena.
AVMB
Mocha I.
AVMD
Imperial R.
Tolten.
AVMF
AVMH
Corral.
AVMJ
Valdivia.
AVML
Galera Ft.
AVMN
Bueno R.
AVMF
MauUin.
AVMR
Chiloe I.
AVMT
C. Quilan.
AVMX
Corona Hd.
AVMY
Ancud.
Calbuco Ch.
P. Montt.
Huafo.
C. Tres Montes.
Melinka P.
G. of Pefias.
Fallos Ch.
Stosch Ch.
P. Otway.
Messier Ch.
G. of Trinidad.
Smyth Ch.
Evangelistas.
Magellan Str.
Borja B.
C. Pillar.
C. Upright.
P. Tamar.
Sandy Ft. (Punta Are-
nas).
C. Gregory.
C. San Isidro.
Delgada Ft. a
Dungeness. 'e
C. Virgins, d e
Tierra del Fuego.
Ushuwaia.
C. Horn.
Staten I.
St. John Hr.
Laserre Ft.
Diego Ramirez.
South Shetland.
South Orkneys.
Falkland Is.
C. Pembroke.
Stanley Hr.
Cranmar.
P. Stephens.
Argentina.
Patagonia.
P. Gallegos.
Coy Inlet.
P. Santa Cruz.
Chico R.
P. San Julian.
P. Desire.
C. Three Points (Tres
Puntas).
P. Malaspina.
Tova I.
P. Melo.
Egg Hr. (P. San An^
tonio).
Gill B.
Leones Isle.
P. Santa Elena.
Chupat R.
P. Madryn.
Delgado Ft.
P. San Antonio.
Parana.
San Bias Hr.
Union B.
Rio Colorado.
Mt. Hermoso.
Bahia Blanca Lt. V.
a Signifies an International Signal Station; 6 a Time Signal Station; ca Weather, Tide, or Ice Signal Station; d a Life-Saving Station;
e a Lloyd's Signal Station; /a Wireless Telegraph Station.
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Part I.
EAST AND NORTHEAST COASTS SOUTH AMERICA.
avmz
P. Belgrano (Bahia
Blanca).
AVSL
Paranagua.
AVYZ
Alagoas Province.
P. de Pedras.
AVSN
Larangeiras.
AVZC
avnc
Mogotes Pt. e
C. Corrientes.
AVSP
MelL
AVZE
Barra Grande.
AVNE
AVSR
Bom Abrigo I.
AVZG
UnaR.
AVNG
Medano Pt.
AVST
Cananea.
AVZI
Tamandare.
AVNI
C. San Antonio, e
AVSX
Santos.
AVZK
San Aleixo I.
AVNK
Plata R.
AVSZ
MoeUa I.
AVZM
C. St. Agostinho.
AVNM
English Bank Lt. V.
AVTC
Ubatuba.
AVZO
Pernambuco. a
AVNO
Cuirassier Bank, or, In-
AVTE
Parati.
AVZS
Olinda.
dio Pt. Lt. V.
AVTG
Uha Grande, af
AVZU
Itamaraca I.
AVNQ
Chico Bank Lt. V.
AVTI
Albrahoa B.
AVZW
Catudma.
AVNS
Ensenada de Barragan.
AVTK
Angra dos Reis.
AVZY
Goiana R.
AVNU
TraiventoB.
AVTM
Sapetiba.
AWBC
Cabedello.
AVNW
La Plata, h c
AVTO
B.a7,a I.
AWBE
Parahiba R.
AVNY
P. Rio Santiago. /
AVTQ
Rio de Janeiro. 6
AWBG
Mamanguape.
AVOB
LaraPt. '
AVTR
Villegagnon F.
AWBI
Formosa.
AVOD
Buenos Aikeb. bf
AVTS
F. Santa Cruz.
AWBK
Cu.nhahu R.
AVOF
Riachuelo R. c
AVTU
Nitheroy.
AWBM
Pirangi R.
AVOH
San Nicolas.
AVTW
Saude Dock.
AWBO
Rio Grande do Norte.
AVOL
Campana.
AVTX
Mucangue Pequena
AWBQ
Natal.
AVON
Rosario.
(Coal I.).
AWBS
C. St. Roque.
AVOP
Colastine.
AVTY
C. Frio, a
AWBU
Fernando Noronha
AVOR
Parana.
AVUB
Busios C.
I.ae
AVOT
La Paz.
AVUD
Imbetiba.
AWBY
As Rocas.
AVOX
Corrientes.
AVUF
Macah6.
AWCB
St. Paul Rocks.
AVOZ
Paraguay.
■Villa Pillar.
AVUH
C. St. Thom6.
AWCD
Trinidad Is.
AVPC
AVUJ
Campos.
St. Joao da Barra.
AWCE
Martin Vas. I.
AVPE
Asuncion.
AVUL
AWCF
Amargoso R.
AVPG
Colonia.
AVUN
Itabapuana.
AWCG
Maciu.
AVPI
Farallon I.
AVUP
Itapemerim.
AWCH
Retiro B.
AVPK
Martin Garcia I.
AVUR
Francesa I.
AWCJ
Aracati.
AVUT
Benevente.
AWCL
Jaguarybe R.
AVPM
Uruguay.
AVUX
Guarapari.
AWCN
Ceara. .
AVPO
Fray Bentos.
AVUZ
Espirito Santo B.
Vifia Velha B.
AWCP
Macoripe Pt.
AVPQ
Concepcion.
AVWC
AWCR
Paransbyba.
AVPS
Paysandu.
AVWE
Victoria.
AWCT
Amara^ao.
AVPU
Concordia.
AVWG
Doce R.
AWCV
Tutoia.
AVPW
Pafiela Rock Lt. V.
AVWI
Portalegre.
Caravellas.
AWCX
Santa Anna I.
AVPY
Montevideo, c/
AVWK
AWCZ
Alcantara.
AVQB
Cibil Dock.
AVWM
Abrolhos Rocks.
AWDC
Maranhao.
AVQD
Mana Dock.
AVWO
Prado.
AWDG
San Marcos B.
AVQP
Florcs I. a
AVWQ
P. Seguro.
Cabral B.
AWDI
San Joao I.
AVQH
Maldonado. a
AVWS
AWDK
Turyassu.
AVQJ
Lobos I.
AVWU
Santa Cruz B.
AWDM
Gurupi R.
AVQL
San Jos6 Ignacio Pt.
AVWY
Belmonte. a
AWDO
Vizeu.
AVQN
C. Santa Maria.
AVXB
Canaveiras.
AWDQ
Atalaia Pt.
AVQP
C. Polonio.
AVXC
Commandatubu.
AWDS
Para R.
AVQR
Castillo B.
AVXE
Una.
AWDU
Braganza Shoal Lt. V.
AVXG
Olivenca.
AWDV
Gaviotas (Taipu Pt.) Lt.
AVQT
Brazil.
AVXI
St. Jorge dos Ilheos.
V.
AVQX
Rio Grande do Sul. a d
AVXK
Contas.
AWDX
Chapeo Virado Lt.
Par£/
AVQZ
San Pedro do Sul.
AVXM
Camamu.
AWDY
AVRO
Sao Jos6 do Norte.
AVXO
Morro San Paulo.
AWEB
Guama R.
AVRE
Pelotas.
AVXQ
Valenca.
AWED
Guajara R.
AVRG
Lagoa Dos Patos.
AVXS
Bahia.
AWEF
Tocantins R.
AVRI
Guahyba R.
AVXU
San Antonio Pt.
AWEH
Breves.
AVRK
P. Alegre.
AVXW
Itaparica I.
AWEJ
Amazon R.
AVRM
Triumpho.
AVXY
Tapagipe B.
San Francisco R.
AWEL
Macapa.
AVRO
MoBtardas.
AVYB
AWEN
Gurupd R.
AVRQ
C. Santa Marta Grande.
AVYD
Para Guassu.
AWEP
P. do Moz.
AVRS
Imbituba.
AVYF
Itapuan Pt.
AWER
Xingu R.
AVRU
Santa Catharina I.
AVYH
Garcia de Avila.
AWET
Mt. A16gre.
AVRW
NoBsa Senhora do Des-
AVYJ
Real R.
AWEV
Santarem. /
terro.
AVYL
Sergipe.
AWEX
Tapajos R.
Obidos.
AVRY
P. dos Naufragados.
Anhatomirim Islet.
AVYN
Cotinguiba R.
AWEZ
AVSB
AVYP
P. Aracaju.
AWFC
Mandos. /
AVSD
F. Santa Cruz, a
AVYR
San Francisco do Norte
AWFE
Negro R.
Balique I.
AVSF
Arvoredo I.
R.
AWFG
AVSH
Itapacaroya B.
AVYT
Penedo.
AWFI
Madeira R.
AVSJ
Sao Francisco.
AVYX
Macei6.
AWFK
Oyapok R.
a Signifles an International Signal Station; 6 a Time Signal Station; c a Weather, Tide, or Ice Signal Station; d & Life-Saving Station;
e a Lloyd's Signal Station; /a Wirelees Telegraph Station.
Part I.
GEOGRAPHICAL SIGNALS PLACES GEOGRAPHICALLY ARRANGED.
131
GULF OF MEXICO.
AWFM
Guiana.
AWKV
Santa Ana Hr. 6
AWQJ
Izabel.
AWKX
Little Curafao I.
AWQL
British Honduras.
AWFO
French Guiana.
AWKZ
Oruba I.
AWQM
Sarstoon R.
AWFQ
'Apruague R.
AWLC
Sierra Colorado Pt. ■
AWQN
Half-Moon cay.
AWFS
Guisanburg.
AWLE
Orangestadt.
AWQP
Northern Two cays. ;
AWFU
Cayenne.
AWQR
Turneffe Is.
AWFY
-Enfant Perdu.
AWLG
C. San Roman.
AWQT
Mauger cay.
AWGB
C6p6rou F.
Salut Is.
AWLI
Estanques B.
AWQV
Bokel cay.
AWGD
AWLK
Maracaibo.
AWQX
Icacos Road.
AWGF
Kutu R.
AWLM
Altagracia.
AWQZ
Monkey R.
AWGH
Sinnamari.
AWRC
Belize.
AWGJ
Maroni R.
AWLO
Colombia.
AWRE
Corosal.
AWGL
Les Hattes.
AWLQ
Bahia Honda.
AWLS
La Hacha.
AWRG
Yucatan.
AWGN
Dutch Guiana.
AWLU
Santa Marta./
AWRI
Cozumel I.
AWGP
Surinam R. Lt. V.
AWLY
Magdalena R.
AWRK
Mugeres Hr.
C. Catoche.
AWGR
Galibi Pt.
AWMB
Bogota.
AWRM
AWGT
Paramaribo. 6
AWMD
Barranquilla.
AWRO
Yalahau.
AWGV
Coppename R.
A WMF
Honda.
AWRQ
Progresso.
Sisal.
AWGX
Saramacca R.
AWMH
Caracoli.
AWRS
AWGZ
Coronie.
AWMJ
Belillo.
AWRU
Celestun.
AWHC
Corentyn R.
AWML
Savanilla.
AWRY
Campeche.
AWEE
New Rotterdam.
AWMN
Salgar.
AWHG
Nickerie R.
AWMP
Galera de Zamba B.
AWRZ
G. OF Mexico.
AWMR
Cartagena.
AWSB
M&ida.
AWHI
British Guiana.
AWMT
Boca Chica.
AWSD
.Champoton.
AWHK
Berbice.
AWMV
Barbacoas B.
AWSF
Carmen I.
AWHM
New Amsterdam.
AWMX
Morrosquillo G.
AWSH
Terminos Lagoon.
AWHN
Demerara. 6
AWMZ
P. Cispata.
AWSJ
Tabasco.
AWHO
Demerara Lt. V.
AWNC
G. of Darien.
AWSL
Frontera.
AWHQ
Georgetown. 6
AWSN
San Juan de Bautista.
AWHS
Christianburg.
AWNE
P. Escocfe.
AWSP
Coatzacoalcos R.
AWHU
Essequibo R.
AWNG
Caledonia Hr.
AWSR
Minatitlan.
AWHY
Cuyuni R.
AWNI
Sasardi B.
AWST
Roca Partida.
AWIB
Bartika.
AWNK
Mandinga Hr.
AWSV
Alvarado.
AWID
Mazaroni R.
AWNM
Farallon Sucio;
AWSX
Vera Cruz, c
AWNO
P. Bello (P. Velo).
AWSZ
Tuxpan, or, Tuspan.
AWIF
Venezuela.
AWNQ
Colon./
AWTC
Tampico.
Rio Grande.
Awm
Orinoco R.
AWNS
Manzanilla I.
AWTE
AWIJ
Barrancas.
AWNU
Toro Pt.
AWTG
Bagdad.
AWIL
Las Tablas.
AWNY
Chagres.
AWTI
Matamoros.
AWIN
Bolivar.
AWOB
Bonaventura Cove.
AWIP
Camaguan.
AWOD
Chiriqui Lagoon.
AWTK
Texas.
AWIR
Macareo B.
AWOF
Almirante B.
AWTM
Brownsville, c
AWIT
Paria G.
AWOH
Boca del Toro./
AWTP
Brazos Santiago, a d
AWIV
Maturin.
AWOJ
Shepherd Hr.
AWTS
Corpus Christi. c
AWIX
P. Santo.
AWOL
Costa Rica.
AWTV
Mustang I.
AWIZ
Testigos Is.
AWON
P. Limon./
AWTY
Aransas, c d
AWJC
Carupano.
AWOP
San Jos6.
AWUB
Guadalupe R.
AWJE
Margarita I.
AWOR
San Juan del Norte.
AWUE
Cavallo Pass.
AWJG
Cariaco.
AWOT
San Juan de Nicaragua
AWUH
Matagorda.
AWJI
CumanA.
R. j
AWUK
Colorado R.
AWJK
Mochima P.
AWOV
Bluefields. f
A.WUN
Indianola.
AWJM
Guanta B.
AWOX
Mosquito Coast.
AWUQ
Lavaca, c
AWJO
Barcelona.
AWOZ
G. Graciae a Dios Hr. ,
AWUT
Brazos R.
AWJQ
Tortuga I.
AWPC
Old Providence Is. i
AWUV
Velasco. ac d
AWJS
C. Codera.
AWPE
Honduras.
AWUZ
San Luis Pass, a d
AWJU
La Gu.ura.
AWPG
Truxillo.
AWVO
Galveston, ab cdf
AWJY
Caracas.
AWPI
Bonacca I.
AWVD
Galveston Lt. V.
AWKB
Carabobo Province.
AWPK
Roatan I.
AWVF
Houston.
AWKD
P. El Roque.
AWPM
P. Royal.
AWVI
Bolivar Pt.
AWKF
Turiamo P.
AWPO
Coxen Hole.
AWVL
Half-Moon Shoal Lt.
AWKH
P. Cabello.
AWPQ
Utilla I. 1
AWVO
Red Fish Bar Lt.
AWKJ
Cumarebo.
AWPS
Ulua R.
AWVR
Lynchburg.
AWKL
Coro Province.
AWPU
Caballos Pt.
AWVU
Sabine, ac d
AWKN
C. La Vela.
AWPY
P. Cortez.
AWQB
Omoa.
AWVX
Louisiana.
AWKP
Bonaire I.
AWQD
St. Thomas Bight.
AWXD
Calcasieu R.
AWKR
Lacre Pt.
AWQF
Dulce R.
AWXJ
Vermilion B.
AWKT
CtTRACAO I.
AWQH
Livingstone.
AWXM
Averj'.
a Signifies an International Signal Statipn ; 6 a Time Signal Station; c a Weatlier, Tide, or Ice Signal Station;
e a Lloyd's Signal Station; / a Wireless Telegraph Station.
d a Life-Saving Station;
132
GEOGRAPHICAL SIGNALS PLACES GEOGRAPHICALLY ARRANGED.
Part I.
GULF OF MEXICO.
WEST INDIES.
AWXP
Cypres Mort.
AXGU
Key West, b cf
AXMP
Maternillos Pt.
AWXS
Atchafalaya R.
AXHD
Sand cay. c
AXMR
Mucaras Reef.
AWXV
Morgan City, c
Ship Islanci Shoal.
AXHG
American Shs.
AXMT
Lobos cay (Bahamas).
AWXY
AXHJ
Sombrero cay.
AXMV
Guinchos cay.
AWYB
Timbalier I.
AXHM
Alligator Reef.
AXMW
Paredon Grande cay.
AWYE
Barataria B.
AXHP
Carysfort Reef.
AXMZ
Frances cay.
AWYH
New Orleans. 6 c/
AXHS
Fowey Rocks Beacon.
AXNC
P. Caybarien.c
AWYK
Algiers.
AXHV
C. Florida.
AXNE
P. Sagua la Grande.
AWYN
Deer I.
AXHY
Florida Str.
AXNG
Bahia de Cadiz Cay.
AWYQ
South Pass,
AXIB
Jupiter Inlet, a cf
AXNI
Santa Clara B.
AWYT
P. Eads. c
AXIE
Indian R. d
AXNK
Cruz del Padre cay.
AWYZ
. Pass a Loutre.
AXIH
C. Canaveral.
AXNM
Diana cay.
AWZC
Chandeleur Is.
AXNO
Piedras cay.
AXIJ
West Indies.
AXNQ
AXNS
Cdrdenas.
AWZP
Mississippi.
Siguapa.
AWZI
Lake Borgne.
Proctorville.
AXIL
Bahama Is.
AXNU
Matanzas.
AWZL
AXIN
Great Abaco I.
AXNW
Habana. ah eef ',
P. Mariel.
AWZC
Lake Pontchartrain.
AXIP
Elbow cay.
AXNY
AWZR
Pass Manchac.
AXIR
Abaco.
AXOB
P. Cabanas.
AWZU
Jackson.
AXIT
Providence Ch.
AXOD
Bahia Honda.
AWZX
Vicksburg.
AXIV
Gun cay.
AXOF
Mulata.
AXBD
Chefuncte R.
AXIW
Great Isaac.
AXOH
Santa Rosa B.
AXBE
Pt. aux Herbes.
AXIZ
Stirrup cays.
AXOJ
Guadiana B.
AXBH
The Rigolets.
AXJC
Andros I.
AXOL
C. San Antonio.
AXBK
Lower Pt. Clear.
AXJE
Santaren Ch.
AXON
C. Corrientes.
AXBN
Shieldsboro. •
AXJG
Cay Sal Bank.
AXOP
C. Pepe.
AXBQ
Merrill Shell Bank.
AXJI
Nicolas Ch.
AXOR
ISLA DE PiNOS.
AXBT
Cat I.
AXJK
New Providence I.
AXOT
Santa F4 R.
AXBW
Mississippi City.
AXJM
Nassau, a
AXOV
Calonna R.
AXBZ
Biloxi. c
AXJO
Harbour I.
AXOZ
Bataban6.
AXCF
Ship I.
AXJQ
Egg I.
AXPC
Rosario cay.
AXCI
East Pascagoula. c
AXJS
Eleuthera I.
AXPE
Gorda Pt.
AXCL
Scranton. c
AXJU
San Salvador, or, Wat-
AXPG
Piedras cay.
AXCO
Round I.
ling I.
AXPI
Cochinos B.
AXCR
Horn I.
AXJW
Cat I.
AXPK
P. Xagua.
AXJY
Exuma I.
AXPM
Cienfuegos.
P. Casilda.
AXCU
Alabama.
AXKB
Long I.
AXPO
AXCV
Alabama City.
AXKD
Crooked Island Pas-
AXPQ
P. Mosio.
AXCW
Mobile, c
sage.
AXPS
Trinidad de Cuba.
AXDG
Montgomery.
AXKF
Bird Rock.
AXPU
Tunas.
AXDJ
Coosa R.
AXKH
Acklin I.
AXPW
Zarza R.
AXDM
Sand I.
AXKJ
Castlfe I.
AXPY
Jucaro.
AXDP
Siguenza Pt.
AXKL
Mariguana I.
AXPZ
Santa Cruz del Sur.
AXDS
Warrington.
AXKN
Caicos Is.
AXQB
Jobabo.
AXKP
Cockbum Hr.
AXQD
Virama.
AXDV
Florida.
AXKR
Turk Is.
AXQP
Cauto R.
AXDY
Pensacola. cf
AXKT
Grand Turk I. e
AXQH
Manzanillo.
AXEB
F. Barancas.
AXKV
Great Inagua I.
AXQJ
Limones R.
AXEH
St. Andrew City, c
AXKZ
Mathew Town.
AXQL
C. Cruz.
AXEK
St. Joseph.
C. San Bias.
AXQN
El Portillo.
AXEN
AXLC
Cuba.
AXQP
Santiago de Cuba.
AXFQ
St. Vincent I.
AXLE
C. Maysi.
AXQR
Guantanamo./
Caymanera.
AXET
Apalachicola. c
AXLG
Yumuri B.
AXQT
AXEW
C. St. George.
AXLI
P. Mata.
AXQV
Grand Cayma,n.
Little Cayman.
AXEZ
St. Marks.
AXLK
P. Boma.
AXQW
AXFB
Cedar cays, c
AXLM
P. Baracoa.
AXFE
Anclote cays.
AXLO
Pt. Plata.
AXQZ
Jamaica.
AXFH
Egmont cay. c
AXLQ
P. Navas.
AXRC
P. Antonio.
AXFK
Tampa c
AXLS
P. Taco.
AXRE
Annatto B.
AXFN
Palmasola B.
AXLU
P. Tanamo.
AXRG
P. Maria
AXFQ
Sarasota B.
AXLW
Cabonico.
AXRI
Ocho Rioa B
AXPT
Gasparilla I.
AXLY
Livisa.
AXRK
St Anns
AXFW
Charlotte Hr.
AXMB
P. Nipe.
AXRM
Rio BiiPTio
AXFZ
Pease Creek.
AXMD
P. Banes.
AXRO
Falmouth
AXGC
Sanibel I.
AXMF
Lucrecia Pt.
AXRQ
AXRS
Montego.
St. Lucea TTr
AXGF
San Carlos Hr.
AXMH
Naranjo P.
AXGI
C. Sable.
AXMJ
Gibara P.
AXRU
Negril Hr.
Savannah-la-Mfl r
AXGL
Tortugas Is. c
AXML
P. Padre.
AXRW
AXGO
AXGR
Loggerhead cay.
Rebecca Sh.
AXMN
P. Nuevitas del Prin-
cipe.
AXRY
AXSB
Bluefields B.
Black R.
o Signifles an International Signal Station; 6 a Time Signal Station: c a Weather, Tide, or Ice Signal Station; d a Life-Saving Station;
e a Lloyd's Signal Station; /a Wireless Telegraph Station. »»v.ub oi,o,i,.uu.
Part I.
GEOGRAPHICAL SIGNALS — PLACES GEOGRAPHICALLY ARRANGED.
133
WEST INDIES.
EAST COAST UNITED STATES.
AXSD
Pedro Bluff.
AXYS
Culebrita.
AYFE
Windward Is.
AXSF
Milk R.
AXYU
Vieques I.
AXSH
Carlisle B.
AXYW
P. Mula.
AYFG
St. Lucia.
AXSJ
Portland Bight.
AXZB
St. Thomas.
AYFI
P. Castries.6
AXSL
Old Harbour B.
AXZD
Charlotte Amalia.
AYPK
Vigie Summit.
AXSN
P. Royal.
AXZF
Savana I.
AYFM
Soufrifere B.
AXSP
Plum Pt.
AXZI
Myhlenfels Pt.
AYFO
Vieux F.
AXSR
Kingston.
AXZK
St. John I.
AYFQ
St. Vincent.
AXST
Morant. a
AXZM
Tortola.
AYFS
Kingstown.
AXSV
Blue Mountain.
AXZO
Virgin Gorda.
AYFU
The Grenadines.
AXSZ
Morant Cays.
AXZQ
Anegada.
AYFW
Carriacou.
AXZS
Santa Cruz (St. Croix)
AYGB
Grenada.
AXTC
Haiti.
I.
AYGD
St. George.
AXTD
Navassa I.
AXZU
Frederichsted. i
AYGF
Barbados.
AXTE
Port au Prince, c
AXZW
Christiansted.
AYGH
Carlisle B.
AXTG
Lemantin Pt.
AXZY
Sombrero I.
AYGJ
Bridgetown.
Needham Pt.o
AXTI
Arcadins.
AYBC
Anguilla.
AYGL
AXTK
Gonaives.
AYBD
Crocus B.
AYGN
South Pt.
AXTM
Tortuga I.
AYBE
Seal Rocks.
AYGP
Ragged Pt. '
AXTO
P. Paix.
AYBF
St. Martin.
AYGR
Tobago./
AXTQ
Acul.
AYBH
Marigot.
AYGT
Scarborough.
AXTS
C. Haiti, c
AYBJ
Grande B.
AYGV
Rockly B.
AXTU
Caracol.
AYBL
Philipsburg.
AYGX
Plymouth.
AXTW
F. Dauphin P.
AYBN
St. Bartholomew.
AYGZ
Trinidad.
AXTY
Manzanillo B.
AYBP
Gustaf Hr.
AYHC
P. of Spain.6 cf
AXUB
Monte Christi.
AYBR
Saba I.
AYHE
North Post Signal Sta-
AXUD
P. Plata.
AYBT
St. Eustatius.
tion.
AXUF
Samand B.
AYBV
Orange Town.
St. Kitts (St. Christo-
AYHG
San Fernando.
AXUH
P. Santa Bkrbara.
AYBX
AYHI
Icacos Pt.
AXUJ
C. Engaiio.
pher) I.
AYHK
Galera Pt.
AXUL
Saona I.
AYBZ
Basseterre.
AYHM
Dragons Mouth.
AXUN
Macoris.
AYCB
Nevis.
AYHO
Serpent Mouth.
AXUP
Santo Domingo Hr. c
AYCD
Charlestown.
AXUR
Escondido P.
AYCF
Cades Pt.
AYHQ
Bermuda.
AXUT
Neyba B.
AYCH
Barbuda.
AYHS
Gibbs HiU.e
AXUV
Barahona.
AYCJ
Codrington.
AYHU
Mt. Hill.
AXUZ
Jacmel. c
AYCL
Palmetto Pt.
AYHW
The Narrows.
AXVC
Aquin.
AYCN
Antigua. e
AYIB
St. George Hr.
AXVE
St. Louis B.
AYCP
St. John Hr.
AYID
Grassy B.
AXVG
Cayes.
AYCR
Sandy I.
AYIF
Ireland I.
AXVI
Chateaudin Road.
AYCT
English Hr.
AYIH
Hamilton.
AXVK
Principe Pt.
AYCV
Redonda.
AXVM
C. Dame Marie.
AYCX
Montserrat.
AYIJ
Gulp Stream.
AXVO
Cayemites.
AYCZ
Plymouth.
AXVQ
Mona.
AYDC
Guadeloupe.
AYIL
East Coast op Florida.
AXVS
Desecheo I.
AYDE
P. Moule.a
AYIP
Mosquito Inlet.
AYDG
P. Louis.
AYIS
New Smyrna.
AXVU
PoKTO Rico.
AYDI
Lamentin.
AYIV
Mantanzas.
AXVW
C. Rojo.
AYDK
Barque Cove.
AYJB
St. Augustine, cf
AXVY
Mayaguez.
Aguadilla.
AYDM
Basse Terre.
AYJE
Anastasia I.
AXWB
AYDO
Pt. a Pitre.
AYJH
St. John R. c
AXWD
C. Borinquen.
AYDQ
Gozier I.
AYJK
Jacksonville, c
AXWF
. Arecibo. a
AYDS
Isles des Saintes.
AYJN
Dame Pt.
AXWH
Manati R.
AYDU
D&irade.
AYJQ
Mandarin.
AXWJ
■ P. San Juan, acdf
AYDW
Petite Terre.
AYJT
Nassau R.
AXWL
Cabeza de San Juan.
AYEB
Marie Galante.
AYJW
Cumberland Sound.
AXWN
Great Hr.
AYED
Grand Bourg.
AYJZ
Amelia I.
AXWP
P. Naguabo.
AYEF
Dominica.
AYKC
Fernandina.c
AXWE.
Humacao.
AYEH
Roseau.
AXWV
Tuna Pt.
AYEJ
Martinique.
AYKF
Georgia.
AXWZ
Arroyo.
AYEL
Fort de France B.
AYKI
St. Mary.
AXYC
P. Jobos.
AYEN
Fort de France.
AYKL
Little Cumberland I.
AXYE
Muertos I.
AYEP
F. St. Louis. a
AYKO
St. Andrew Sound.
AXYG
P. Ponce.
AYER
St. Pierre.
AYKR
St. Simon Sound.c
AXYI
P. Guayanilla.
AYET
La Trinity B.
AYKU
Brunswick, c
AXYK
P. Guanica.
AYEV
Havre du Robert.
AYKX
Altamaha R.
AXYM
Leeward Is.
AYEX
AYEZ
Francois.
Marin.
AYLD
AYLG
Doboy Sound.
Wolf I.
AXYO
Virgin Is.
AYFC
Le Diamant, or, Dia-
AYLJ
Sapelo.
AXYQ
Culebra./
mond Rock.
AYLM
St. Catherine Sound.
a Signifles an International SignalStation; 6 a TimeSignal Station; ca. Weather, Tide, or Ice Signal Station; d a Life-Saving Station;
* e-aLloyd'sSignalStation;/a Wireless Telegraph Station.
134
GEOGRAPHICAL SIGNALS PLACES GEOGRAPHICALLY ARRANGED.
Part I.
EAST COAST UNITED STATES
J^YLP
Med way R.
AYTX
Chbwan R.
AZDX
Havre de Grace.
AYLS
Ossabaw Sound.
AYUD
Elizabeth City.c
AZED
Susquehanna R.
AYLV
Ogeechee R.
AYUG
Dismal Swamp Canal.
AZEG
North East R.
AYMB
Hardwick.
AYUJ
Wade Pt.
AZEJ
ElkR.
AYME
Vernon R.
AYUM
North R.
AZEM
French Town.
aYmh
Warsaw Sound.
AZEP
Sassafras R.
AYMK
Wilmington.
AYUP
Virginia.
AZES
Chester R.
AYMN
Savannah. 6 c/
AYUS
False Co d
AZEV
Kent I.
AYMQ
Tybee. c
AYUV
Chesapeake B.
AZEY
Tred Haven Creek.
AYMT
Oyster Beds.
AYVB
C. Henry.a c d
AZFB
Sharps I.
AYMW
Cockspur I.
AYVE
Lynn Haven.
AZFE
Choptank R.
AYNO
F. Jackson.
AYVH
F. Monroe.c
AZFH
Castle Haven.
AYVK
Old Pt. Comfort.
AZFK
Honga R.
AYNF
South Carolina.
AYVN
Hampton Roads.
AZFN
Hooper Str.
AYNI
P. Royal.c
AYVQ
Craney I.
AZPQ
Nanticoke R.
AYNL
Martins Industry Lt. V.
AYVT
Elizabeth R.
AZFT
Monie B.
AYNO
Paris I.
AYVW
NoRroLK.6 cf
AZFW
Manokin R.
AYNR
Hilton Head I.
AYVZ
Portsmouth.
AZGC
• Somers Cove.
AYNU
Beaufort. /
AYWC
Norfolk Navy Yard.
AZGF
Pocomoke R.
AYNX
St. Helena Sound.
AYWF
Chesapeake and Albe-
marle Canal.
AZGI
Tangier I.
AYOD
Combaliee R.
AZGL
Cherrystone Inlet.
AYOG
Hunting I.
AYWi
Nailsemond R.
•AZGO
C. Charles.a d
AYOJ
Poti-pon R.
AYWL
James R.
AZGP
C. Charles Lt. V.
AYOM
Edisto R.
AYWO
Petersburg.
AZGR
Machipongo Inlets.
AYOP
Stono Inlet.
AYWR
Newport News. 6 c
AZGU
Chincoteague Inlet.
AYOQ
Charleston Lt. V.
AYWU
Appomattox R.
AZGX
Assateague.o d
AYOS
Chahlbston.c/
AYWX
City Pt.
AZHD
Winter Quarter Sh.Lt.V.
AYOV
F. Sumter.
AYXD
Richmond.
AZHG
Ocean City.a d
Fenwick 1. Sh. Lt. V.
AYPB
MoultrieviUe.a c d
AYXG
Back R.
AZHJ
AYPE
Ashley R.
AYXJ
York R.
AYPH
Cooper R.
AYXL
Yorktown.
AZHM
Delaware.
AYPK
Wando R.
AYXM
West Pt. (York R.).
AZHP
Five Fathom Bank Lt.
AYPN
Rattlesnake Sh.
AYXP
Delaware.
V.
AYPQ
Bull B.
AYXS
New Pt. Comfort.
AZHQ
North-East End Lt. V.
AYPT
C. Remain.
AYXV
Wolf Trap Shs.
AZHS
C. Henlopen.a df
AYPW
Racoon cay.
AYZB
Piankatank R.
AZHV
Breakwater Hr.
AYPZ
Peedee R.
AYZE
Rappahannock R.
Windmill Pt.
AZHY
Delaware Breakwater.a c
AYQC
Georgetown, c
AYZH
AZIB
Lewes.a d
AYQF
Columbia (Congaree R.)
AYZK
Corrotoman R.
AZIE
Brandywine Sh.
AYZN
Fredericksburg
AZIH
Fourteen-feet Bank.
AYQI
North Carolina.
AYZQ
Potomac R.
AZIK
Mispillion Creek.
AYQL
C. Fear.a d
i AYZT
Piney Pt.
AZIN
Cross Ledge Sh.
AYQO
Bald Head Ch.
AYZW
Blakistone I.
AZIQ
Ship John Sh.
AYQR
Frying-pan Shs. Lt. V.
! AYZX
St. Clement B.
AZIT
Bombay Hook.
AYQU
Federal Pt.
AZBD
Chaptico.
AZIW
Reedy I.c
AYQX
Oak I.c d
AZBG
Leonardstown B.
AZJC
Delaware City.
AYRD
Wilmington, c
AZBJ
Wicomico R.
AZJF
New Castle.
AYRG
Beaufort. c/
AZBM
Mathias Pt.
AZJI
Christiana Creek.
AYRJ
Morehead City.i)
AZBP
P. Tobacco R.
AZJL
Wilmington.
Marcus Hook.
AYRM
C. Lookout. c d
AZBS
Upper Cedar Pt.
Maryland Pt.
AZJO
AYRP
Core Sound.c d
AZBV
AYRS
Ocracoke Inlet.o d
AZBY
Mt. Vernon.
AZJR
Pennsylvania. c
AYRV
Neuse R.
AZCB
F. Washington.
AZJU
Chester.
AYSB
New Beme.c
AZCE
Alexandria.
AZJX
Schuylkill.
AYSE
Goldsboro.
AZKD
League I.
AYSH
Raleigh.
AZCH
Washington, D. C.6/
AZKG
Philadelphia. 6/
AYSK
Hayti.
AYSN
Bay R.
AZCK
District op Columbia.
AZKJ
New Jersey.
AYSQ
Pamplico.
AZKM
Trenton.
AYST
Bath.
AZCN
United States.
AZKP
Bordentown.
AYSW
Washington.c
AZKS
Burlington.
AYSZ
Hatteraa Inlet.o d
AZCQ
Maryland.
AZKV
Camden.
AYTB
Diamond Shoal Lt.V.c/
AZCT
Patuxent R.
AZKY
Gloucester.
AYTC
C Hatteras.a c df
Oregon Inlet.o a
AZDC
Jones Point.
AZLB
Billingsport.
Penn Grove.
AYTF
AZDF
Baltimore. 6 c
AZLE
AYTI
Bodie I. a d
AZDI
Thomas Pt.
AZLH
Salem.
AYTL
Albemarle Sound.
AZDL
Annapolis. c/
AZLK
Cohansey.
AYTO
Plymouth.
AZDO
Severn R.
AZLN
Maurice R.^
AYTR
Roanoke R.
AZDR
Magothy R.
AZLQ
C. MAY.acd/
Hereford Inlet.o c d
AYTU
Eden ton. c
AZDU
Patapsco R.
AZLT
a Signifies an International Signal Station
ea I."
V ''a Time Signal Station; c a Weather, Tide, or Ice Signal Station; d a Lile-Saving Station;
-loyd's Signal Station; /a Wireless Telegraph Station.
PaRT^I. GEOGKAPHICAL signals — PLACES GEOGRAPHICALLY ARRANGED.
135
EAST COAST UNITED STATES.
AZLW
Ludlam Beach.
AZTJ
New Haven.c
BAEM
Handkerchief Lt. V.
AZMC
Atlantic City .a df
AZTM
Falkner I.
BAEP
Shovelful Sh.'Lt. V.
AZMF
Absecon.o d
AZTO
Cornfield Pt. Lt. V.
BAES
Cross Rip Lt. V.
AZMI
Tucker Beach.
AZTP
Bartlett Reef Lt. V.
BAEV
Succonnesset Sh. Lt. V.
AZML
Little Egg Hr.o c d
AZTS
New London.c
BAEY
Nantucket.c/
Nantucket Sh. Lt. V.c/
AZMO
Bamegat.d
Long Branch.a c d
AZTV
Thames R.
BAFE
AZMR
AZTY
Race Rock.
BAJ^'H
Sankaty Hd.
AZMS
Fire I. Lt. V.
AZUB
Ram I. Reef Lt. V.
BAFK
Great Round Sh. Lt. V.
AZMU
Navesink.
AZUE
Latimer Reef.
BAFN
Pollock Rip Lt. V.
AZMX
Sandy Hook.a c df
Sandy Hook Lt. V.
AZUH
Fisher \.ad
BAFQ
Nauset Beach.orf
AZMY
AZUK
Stonington.c
BAFW
C. Cod (Highlands).ad/
AZNB
Scotland Lt. V.
AZUN
Watch Hill Pt.a rf
BAFZ
Race Pt.a c d
AZND
Gedney Ch.
BAGC
WoodEnd.arf
AZNG
Raritan
AZUQ
Rhode Island.
BAGF
Provincetown Hr.c
AZNJ
Staten I.
AZUT
Block I.acrf/
BAGI
Long Pt.
AZNM
Narrows.
AZUW
Judith Pt.a erf/
BAGL
Billingsgate I.
AZNP
Stapleton.
AZVO
Whale Rock.
BAGO
Barnstable.
AZNS
TompkinsviUe.
AZVF
Narragansett B .a c li
BAGR
Plymouth.
AZNV
New Brighton.
Elizabethtown.
AZVI
Dutch I.
BAjSU
Duxbury Pier.
AZNY
AZVL
Conanicut I.
BAGX
Minots Ledge.
Boston Lt. V.
AZOB
Newark.
AZVO
Wickford.
BAGY
AZOE
Bergen.
Robbins Reef Lt.
AZVR
Conimicut Pt.
BAHD
Deer I.
AZOF
AZVU
Greenwich.
BAHG
Long Island Hd.
Hull.c
AZOH
Bedloe I.
AZVX
Sabine Pt.
BAHJ
AZOK
Jersey'City./
Hudson City.
AZWD
Pawtuxet.
BAHM
Hingham.
AZON
AZWG
Fuller Rock.
BAHP
Neponset.
AZOQ
Hoboken.
AZWJ
Pbovidbnce.c/
BAHS
BosTON.afecd/
AZOR
Harlem.
AZWM
Warren.
BAHV
Charlestown.
AZWP
Hog I. Lt. V.
BAHY
Medford.
AZOS
New York State.
AZWS
Bristol.
BAIE
Winnissimmet.
AZOT
New York City.a 6 cf
AZWV
Prudence I.
BAIH
Egg Rock.
AZOW
Hudson R.
AZWY
Taunton R.
BAIK
Lynn.
AZPC
Governors I.c
AZXB
Fall River, Mass.c
BAIN
Nahant.
AZXE
Newport. 6 c/
BAIQ
Marblehead.c
AZPF
Brooklyn.
AZXH
Goat I.
BAIT
Salem.
AZPI
East R.
AZXK
Brenton Reef Lt. V.
BAIW
Baker I.
AZPL
Long I.
AZXN
Sakonnet Ch.
BAIZ
Gloucester.c
AZPO
Astoria. i
BAJC
Eastern Pt.
AZPR
Hell Gate.
AZXQ
Massachusetts.
BAJF
C. Ann.
■ AZPS
Harlem Ship Canal. '
AZXT
Hen and Chickens Reef
BAJI
Straitsmouth \.ad
AZPU
P. Morris.
Lt. V.
BAJL
Annisquam.
Ipswich.
Newburyport.a c d
AZPX
Coney I. a c d
AZXW
Buzzard '^.
BAJO
AZQD
Brighton.
AZYC
Dumpling Rock.
BAJR
AZQG
Manhattan Beach.c
AZYF
Clark Pt.
AZQJ
Fire I.o df
AZYI
New Bbdpohd.c
BAJU
New Hampshire.
AZQK
Long Island Sound.
AZYL
Palmer I.
BAJX
Hampton.
AZQM
Montauk Pt.a d
AZYO
Fairhaven.
BAKD
Isle of Shoal, Me.c
AZQP
Sands Pt.
AZYR
Mattapoiset.
Bird I.
BAKG
PORTSMOUTH.c/
AZQS
Gardiner I.
AZYU
BAKJ
Concord.
AZQV
Plum I.
AZYX
Sippican.
Wings Neck.
BAKM
Piscataqua R.
AZQY
Little GuU I.
BACD
AZRB
SagHr.
BACF
Cuttyhunk.a c d
BAKP
Maine.
AZRE
Peconic B.
BACI
Vineyard Sound Lt. V.
BAKS
Boon I.
AZRH
Greenport.
(Sow and Pigs).
BAKV
York R.
AZRK
Southold.
BACL
Tarpaulin Cove.c
BAICY
C. Neddick (Knubble).
AZRN
James P.
BACO
Nobska Pt.c
BALE
Kennebunk.
AZRQ
Riverhead.
BACR
Woods HoU.c
BALH
Augusta.
AZRT
Huntington.
Oyster B.
BACU
Marthas Vineyard.
BALK
Goat 1."
AZRW
BACX
Gay Hd.a d
BALN
Porpoise Hr.
AZSC
Hempstead.
BADC
West Chop Pt.c
Vineyard Haven.
BALQ
Wood I.
AZSF
Throgs Neck.
BADF
BALT
Saco.
AZSI
Execution Rocks.
BADI
East Chop Pt.c
BALW
C. Elizabeth.a df
AZSL
Great Captain I.
BADL
Edgar Town.
BALZ
Casco B.
BADO
Cottage City.
BAMC
PORTLAND.C
AZSO
Connecticut.
BADR
C. Poge.
BAMF
Halfway Rock.
Seguin I.
AZSR
Stamford Hr.
BADU
Bishop and Clerks.
BAMI
AZSU
Norwalk.
BADX
Hyannis.c
BAML
Kennebec R.
AZSX
Black Rock Hr.
BAED
BassR.
BAMO
Pond I.
AZTD
Brideeport.c f
BAEG
Chatham.a c d
BAMR
Bath.
AZTG
Stratford Shs.
BAEJ
Monomoy Pt. acd
BAMU
Wiscasset.
o Sienlfles an International Signal Station; 5 a Time Signal Station; c a Weather, Tide, or Ice Signal Station; d a Life-Saving Station;
c a Lloyd's Signal Station; /a Wireleaa Telegraph Station.
136
GEOGRAPHICAL SIGNALS'— PLACES GEOGRAPHICALLY ARRANGED. Pi^HT I.
CANADA.
BAMX
^Hendrick Hd.
BAVI
Avery Rock.
BCFJ
Prim Pt.
BAND
'Damariecotta.
BAVL
Machiasport.c
BCFM
Petit Passage.
BANG
Medomak R.
BAVO
Machias.
BCFP
Boars Hd.
BANJ
St. George R.
BAVR
Quoddy Head.a cd
BCFS
Brier I.
BANM
Thomaston.
BAVU
Welehpool.
Lubeck.
BCFV
St. Mary B.
BANP
Burnt l.ad
BAVX
BCFY-
Weymouth.
BANS
Townsend.
BAWC
Eastport.c
St. Croix R.
BCGE
Siflsibou R.
BANV
Pemaquid Pt.
Franklin I.
BAWF
BCGH
Church Pt.
BANY
BAWI
St. Stephen.
BCGK
Yarmouth.c
BAOB
Monhegan I.
Marshall Pt.c
BCGN
C. Fourchu.
BADE
BAWL
Canada.
BCGQ
'Peases I.
BAOH
Tennant Hr.
BCGT
Seal I. d
BAOK
Whitehead l.acd
BAWO
New Brunswick.
BCGW
Tusket R.
BAON
Matinicus Rock.
BAWR
Passamaquoddy B.
BCGZ
Argyle.
BAOQ
Owls Hd.
BAWU
St. Andrew.c
BCHF
Pubnico Hr.
BAOT
Rockland.
BAWX
Digdequash R.
BCHI-
Bon Portage I.
BAOW
Rockport.
BAXD
St. Geoi^e.
BCHT.
C. Sable.cf/
BAOZ
Indian I.
BAXG
L'Etang Hr.
BCHO
Barrington B.
BAPC
Negro I.
BAXJ
Campobello I.
Machias Seal I.
BCHR
Baccaro Pt.
BAPF
Camden.
BAXM
BCHU
P. Latour.
BAPI
Northaven.
BAXP
Gannet Rock.
BCHX
Negro I.rf
BAPL
Grindel Pt.
BAXS
Grand Manan I.
BCIA
Shblburne.
BAPO
Belfast.
BAXV
Wolves Is.
BCID
C. Roseway.
BAPR
Searsport.
BAXY
Beaver Hr.
BCIG
Jordon R.
BAPU
Stockton.
BAYE
B. OF FUNDY.
BCIJ
Green Hr.
BAPX
Winterport.
BAYH
Lepreau Pt.c
BCIM
Ragged Island Hr.
Gull Rock.
BAQD
Bangor.c
BAYK
Musquash Hr.
St. JoHN.fcc/'
BCIP
BAQG
Brewer.
BAYN
BCIS
P. Hebert.
BAQJ
BAQM
Bucksport.
Orland.
BAYQ
BAYT
Partridge I.
C. Spencer.
BCIV
BCIY
Little Hope Islet.
Mouton T.d
BAQP
Dice Hd.
BAYW
.Quaco.
BCJE
Liverpool.c
BAQS
Castine.
BAYZ
C. Enrage.
BtJH
Coffins I.
BAQV
Penobscot.
BAZC
Chignecto B.
BCJK
Medway.
BAQY
Pumpkin I.
BAZF
Harvey Comer.
BCJN
La Have R.
BARB
Eggemoggin Reach.
BAZI
Grindstone I.
BCJQ
Bridgewater.
BARE
Eagle I.
BAZL
Petitcodiac R.
BCJT
West Ironbound I.
BARH
Deer I.
BAZO
Polly Pt.
BCJW
Lunenburg.
BARK
Heron Neck (Green I).
BAZR
Hillsborough.
BCJZ
Cross I.
BARN
Saddleback Ledge.
BAZU
Moncton.
BCKA
Green I. (Nova Scotia). .
BARQ
Blue Hill B.
BAZX
Salisbury.
BCKF
Mahone.
BART
Mt. Desert Rk.
BCKI
Quaker I.
BARW
Surry.
BOAD
Nova Scotia.
BCKL
Chester.
BARZ
Ellsworth.
BCAE
Charters Comer.
BCKO
East Ironbound I.
BASO
Union River B.
BCAH
Dorchester.
BCER
St. Margaret B.
BASF
Great Duck I.
BCAK
Sackville.
BCKU
Hubbard Cove.
BASI
Baker I.
BCAN
Cumberland Basin.
BOKX
Crouchers I.
BASL
Somes Hr.
BCAQ
Marine Transport Rail-
BCLA
Dover.
BASO
BarHr.
Way.
BCLD
Betty I.
BASR
Frenchman B.
BCAT
Amherst.
BCLG
Turner B.
BASU
Skilling R.
BCAW
South Joggins.
BCLJ
Sambro I.
BASX
Sullivan.
BCAZ,
Apple Hd.
Haute I.
BGLM
Chebucto Hd.
BATD
Stave I.
BCDA
BATG
Winter Hr.
BCDE
C. d'Or.
BCLN
Sable I.clf
BATH
Egg Rock.
BCDH
Black Rock.
BATJ
Prospect Hr.
Gouldsborough.
BCDK
C. Split.
BCLP
KAUTAX.bcdf
BATM
BCDN
Basin op Mines.
BCLS
Bedford Basin.
BATP
Dyer B.
BCDQ
Parrsboro. ,
BCLV
Dartmouth.
BATS
Petit "Man AN.
BCDT
Cobequid B.
BCLY
George I.
BATV
Narraguagus R.
BCDW
Tmro.
BCME
Mauger Beach Lt.
Devfll.tf
BATY
MUlbridige.
BCDZ
Shubenacadie R.
BCMH
BAUE
Cherryfield.
BCEF
Bumtcoat Hd.
BCMK
Jeddore Rock.
BAUH
Harrington.
BCEI
Walton.
BCMN
Egg I.
Ship Hr.
BAUK
Pleasant R.
BGEL
Avon R.
BCMQ
BAUN
Addison Pt.
BCEO
Kingsport.
BCMT
Pope Hr.
BAUQ
Columbia Falls.
BCER
Canning.
BCMW
Sheet Hr.
BAUT
Nash I.
BCEU
Horton.
BCMX
Sheet Rock.
BAUW
Moose Peak (Mistake I).
BCEX
Windsor.
BCMZ
Beaver I.
BAUZ
Moose-a-bec Reach.
BCFA
P. Lome.
BONF
Newtonquaddy.
BAVC
Chandler B.
BCFD
Annapolis.
BCNI
Liscomb 'Hr.c
BAVP
Libby I.
BCFG
Digby.c
BCNL
Wedge I.
a Signifies an International Signal Station; 6 a Time Signal Station; c a Weather, Tide, or Ice Signal Station ; d a Lite-Saving Statlbn;
e a Lloyd's Signal Station; /a Wireless Telegraph Station.
Part- I. CfEOGRAPHICAL SIGNALS-^PLAOES GEOGRAPHICALLY ARRANGED.
137
GULP AND RIVER OP ST. LAWRENCE.
BONO
BCNR
BCNU
BCNX
BCOA
BCOD
BCOE
BCOG
BCOJ
BOOM
BCOP
BCOS
BCOV
BCOY
BCPE
BCPH
BCPK
BCPN
BCPQ
BCPT
BCPW
BCPZ
BCQF
BCQI
BCQL
BCQO
BCQR
BCQU
BCQX
BORA
BCRD
BCRG
BCRJ
BCRM
BCRP
BCRS
BCRV
BCRY
BCSE
BCSH
BCSK
BCSN
BCSQ
BCST
BCSW
BCSZ
BCTF
BCTI
BCTL
BCTO
BCTR
BCTU
BCTX
BCUA
BCUD
BCUG
BCUJ
BCUM
BCUP
BCUS
BCUV
BCUY
BCVE
BCVH
BCVK
BCVN
BCVQ
BCVT
BCVW
BtlVZ
St. Mary R.
Shefbrooke.
Country Hr.
Isaac Hr.
Green I.
TorB.
Berry Hd.
Whitehead I.e
Oanso.c
Cranberry I.
Crow Hr.
Chedabucto B.
Guysborough.
Gut of Canso.
'Eddy Pt.
P. Mulgrave.
Havre Bouche.
Cape Breton Island.
P. Hastings.
P. Hawkesbury.
Habitants Hr.
Arichat.
Creighton Hd.
Green I.
C. Round.
Big Arrow I.
St. Peter B.
Haulover Isthmus.
M'Kenzie Pt.
Ouetique I.
St. Esprit.
Guyon I.
LouisBURG Hr.
Scatari l.d
Menadou Passage.
Mira.
.Flint I.
C. Percy.
Schooner Cove.
Liiigan Hd.
Bridgeport. a
FlatPt.a
North Sidney .c
Victoria Pier.
Sydney.
Battery Pt.
Bird Rock.
P. Aconia.
Bras d'Or.
St. Andrew Ch.
Blackrock Pt.
Barra Str.
Mac Kinnon Hr.
Bird I. Lt. (Ciboux I).
St. Anne Hr.
Ingonish.
C. North.
Meat Cove. a
C. St. Lawrence.e
St. Paull.rfe
Cabot Str.
Ghetican Pt.
Sea Wolf I.
Mabou.
P. Hood.
George B.
Tracadie.
Pomquet.
Antigonish.
C. George.
BCWF
BCWI
BCWL
BCWO
BCWR
BCWU
BCWX
BCXA
BCXD
BCXG
BCXJ
BCXM
BCXP
BCXS
BCXV
BCXY
BCYE
BCYH
BCYJ
BCYK
BCYN
BCYQ
BCYT
BCYW
BCYZ
BCZF
BCZI
BCZL
BCZO
BCZR
BCZU
BCZX
BDAC
BDAF
BDAI
BDAL
BDAO
BDAR
BDAU
BDAX
BDCA
BDCG
BDCJ
BDCM
BDCP
BDCS
BDCV
BDCY
BDEA
BDEG
BDEJ
BDEM
BDEP
BDES
BDEV
BDEY
BDFE
BDFH
BDFK
BDFN
BDFO .
BDFQ
BDFT
BDFW
BDFZ
Merigoaiish.
Pictou.
East Arm.
New Glasgow.
. Northumberland Str.
Caribou.
Amet Isle.
Tatamagouche.
John 'R.
Wallace.
Pug wash.
Cold Spring Hd.
B. Verte.
C. Tormentine. d
Jourimain I.
Shemogue.
Shediac.
Cassie Pt.
Cocague.
Buctouche R.
Richibucto Hd.
Liverpool.
St. Louis.
Prince Edward I.
West Pt.
C. Egmont.
Bedeque B.
Summerside.
C. Traverse.
Tryon.
Crapaud.
Hillsborough B.
Charlotte Town.
Haszard Pt.
Prim Pt.
C. Bear./
Murray Hr. c
Cardigan B.
George Town.
St. Andrew Pt.
Panmure Hd.
Boughton R.
Colville R.
Souris.
East Pt.
St. Peter Hr.
Tracadie.
Grand Rustico.
Grenville Hr.
Stanley R.
Billhook I.
Richmond Hr.
Malpeque.
Cascumpeque Hr.
Alberton.
Tignish.
North Pt.
Magdalen Is.
Entry I.
Amherst Hr.
South Pt. (Amherst I.), e
Grindstone I.
Grosse La
Etang du Nord. a
Great Bird Rock.
BDGC G. OF St. Lawrence.
BDGF
BDGI
b'dgl
BDGO
BDGR
BBGU
BDGV
BDGX
BDHA
BDHG
BDHJ
BDHM
BDHP
BDHS
BDHV
BDHY
BDIE
BDIH
BDIK
BDIN
BDIQ
BDIT
BDIW
BDIZ
BDJC
BDJF
BDJI
BDJL
BDJC
BDJR
BDJU
BDJX
BDKA
BDKE
BDKG
BDKJ
BDKM
BDKP
BDKS
BDKT
BDKU
BDKV
BDKY
BDLE
BDLH
BDLK
BDLN
BDLQ
BDLT
BDLW
BDLZ
BDMC
BDMF
BDMI
BDML
BDMO
BDMR
BDMU
BDMX
BDNA
BDNG
BDNJ
BDNM
BDNP
BDNS
BDNV
BDNY
MlRAMIOHI B.
Escuminac Pt. a
Preston beach Lts.
Fox I.
Vinl.
Portage I.
Miramichi B. Lt. V.
Sheldrake I.
Grant beach Lts.
Chatham.
Newcastle.
Nelson Town.
Neguac gully.
Tracadie.
Pokemouche.
Birch Pt. a
Miscou Hr. o
Pokesudi I. Lt.
Caraquette I.
Shippigan.
Chaleur B.
Clifton.
Nipisighit p.
Bathurst.
Petit Rocher Lt.
Little Belledune Pt.
Heron I.
Dalhousie.
Restigou(*he-R.
Campbell town.
New Carlisle.
Richmond.
Carleton.
Pasbebiac.
Maquereau Pt.a
Pabou.
C. d'Espoir. a
Perc^.
Pt. Peter (Flat I.).
C. Gasp6.
Gasp^B. Lt. V.
Gasp6.
C. Rozier. e
Fame Pt. ef
Anticosti I.
Heath'Pt.cdc/
Bagot Pt. d
Salt Lake B.
South Pt. e
South West Pt. c e
Ellis B.
West Pt. e
St. Lawrence R.
Natashquan R.
Mingan Hr.
Perroquets Lt.
Manitou R.
Seven LB./
EggL
C. Magdalen, e
Martin R. a
C. Chatte. a
Pt. de Monts. a
Matane. a
Metis Pt. o
Manicouamn. a
Bersimis R.
o Signifies an International Signal Station ; 6 a Time Signal Station ; c a Weather, Tide, or Ice Signal Station; d a Life-Saving Station;
e a Lloyd's Signal Station; /a Wireless Telegraph Station.
138.
GEOGRAPHICAL SIGNALS — PLACES GEOGRAPHICALLY ARRANGED.
Part I.
GREAT LAKES.
NEWFOUNDLAND.
BDOE
BDOH
BDOK
BDON
BDOQ
BDOT
BDOW
BDOX
BDOZ
BDPC
BDPF
BDPI
BDPL
BDPM
BDPO
BDPR
BDPU
BDPX
BDQA
BDQG
BDQJ
BDQM
BDQP
BDQS
BDQV
BDQY
BDRE
BDRH
BDRK
BDRN
BDRQ
BDRT
BDRW
BDRZ
BDSC
BDSF
BDSI
BDSL
BDSO
BDSR
BDSU
BDSX
BDTA
BDTG
BDTJ
BDTM
BDTN
BDTP
BDTS
BDTV
BDTY
BDUE
BDUH
BDUK
,BDUN
BDUO
BDUQ
BDUT
BDUW
BDUZ
BDVO
BDVF
BDVI
BDVL
BDVO
BDVR
BDVU
BDVX
Father Pt. a/
P. Neuf. a
Pilot Station.
RiMOUSKi. a
Bicquette I.
Bid.
Red Islet Bank Lt. V.
Red Islet Lt.
Saguenay R.
Tadousac.
Chicoutimi.
Green I.
Rivifere du Loup, a
White I. Reef Lt. V.
Brandy Pots, a
Long Pilgrim I.
Grand I.
Kamouraska.
Orignaux Pt.
Goose C.
Coudres I.
Ouelle R.
St. Paul B.
Lower Traverse Lt.V.
Uf per Traverse Lt. V.
Stone Pillar.
Beaujeu Ch.
St. Ignace.
L' Islet, u
Crane I.
St. Thomas.
Grosse Isle, a
0. Brulg.
Orleans I.
St. Francois.
Bellechasse I.
St. Jean.
St. Laurent.
St. Pamille.
St. Pierre.
L'Ange Gardien.
Beauport.
Quebec, b
Levis.
New Liverpool.
Carouge R.
Trembles Sh.
Portneuf.
Champlain.
Three Rivers.
P. St. Francis.
Sorel.
Richelieu I.
Longueuil.
Maisonneuve.
Ottawa.
Montreal, b
Lachine Canal.
Cornwall.
Morrisburg.
Waddington.
Matilda.
Edwardsburg.
Ogdensburg. c
Prescott.
Morristown.
Brockville.
The Thousand Is.
BDWA
BDWG
BDWJ
BDWM
BDWP
BDWS
BDWV
BDWY
BDXE
BDXH
BDXK
BDXN
BDXQ
BDXT
BDXW
BDXZ
BDYC
BDYF
BDYI
BDYL
BDYO
BDYR
BDYU
BDYX
BDZA
BDZG
BDZJ
BDZM
BDZP
BDZS
BDZV
BDZY
BEAC
BEAF
BEAI
BEAL
BEAO
BEAR
BEAU
•BEAX
BECD
BECH
BECK
BECN
BECO
BECT
BECW
BECZ
BEDC
BEDG
BED J
BEDM
BEDP
BEDS
BEDV
BEDY
BEFD
BEFH
BEFK
BEEN
BEFQ
BEFR
BEFT
BEFW
BEFZ
Clayton.
C. Vincent, c
Lake Ontario.
Kingston.
Napanee R.
Belleville.
Pigeon I.
False Duck I.
Peter Pt.
Eggl.
Newcastle Hr.
Coburg.
P. Hope.
Toronto.
Hamilton.
P. Dalhousie.
Welland, Canal.
Niagara, d
Lewiston.
Genesee R.
Soduspoint. c
Glasgow.
Fair Haven, c
Oswego, c d
Stony Pt.
Galloo I.
Saeketts Hr. c
Tibbett Pt.
Lake Erie.
Buffalo, b cdf
P. Colbome.
Mohawk I.
P. Maitland.
Long Pt.
P. Burwell.
P. Stanley.
Pt. PeWe.
Gibraltar.
Trenton.
Wyandotte,
Windsor.
Detroit./
Michigan State.
Monroe.
Toledo.
Ohio.
West Sister I.
P. Clinton.
Strontian I.
Marblehead. d
Sandusky.
Vermilion. ■
Lorain, c
Cleveland, c df
Ashtabula, c d
Erie City, d
Dunkirk.
Lake St. Clair.
Marine City.
St. Clair.
Lake Huron.
P. Huron, cf
Sarnia.
Gratiot F.
Ottawa.
BEGA
BEGF
BEGI.
BEGL
BEGO
BEGR
BEGU
BEGX
BEHC
BEHG
BEHJ
BEHM
BEHP
BEHS
BEHV
BEHY
BEID
BEIH
BEIK
BEIN
BEIQ
BEIT
BEIW
BEIZ
BEJA
BEJF
BEJI
BEJL
BEJO
BEJR
BEJU
BEJX
BEKC
BEKG
BEKJ
BEKM
BEKP
BEKS
BEKV
BEKY
BELD
BELH
BELK
BELN
BELQ
BELT
BELW
BELZ
BEMA
BEMF
BEMI
BEML
BEMO
BEMR
BEMU
BEMV
BEMW
BEMX
BENC
BENG
BENJ
BENM
BENP
BENS
BENV
BENY
BEOD
Bajr City.
Saginaw B.
Thunder B. erf
Alpena. c
Duncan City.
Detour Passage.
Mississau^a I.
Manitoulin I.
Southampton.
Kincardine.
Goderich.
Georgian B.
Collingwood.
Matchedash B.
Parry.
Lake Michigan.
Green Bay. c
Kewaunee, d
Manitowoc.
Sheboy^n. d
P. Washington.
Milwaukee, c d
Racine, d
Kenosha, d
Waukegan.
Evanston. d
Chicago, d
Illinois.
Calumet.
Michigan City, c d
Indiana.
St. Joseph, d
South Haven, d
Saugatuck.
Holland.
Grand Haven, c d
Muskegon, d
Whitehall.
Pentwater. d
Ludington. d
Manistee, c d
Traverse City.
St. Mary R.
Neebish Rapids.
Lake Superior.
Sault Sainte Marie. 6
Iroquois Pt.
Corbay Pt.
Michipicoten I.
Battle I.
Lamb I.
Porphyry Pt.
Thunder C.
Victoria I.
Minnesota.
Isle Royale.
Passage I.
DULUTH. 6 d
Superior City.
Wisconsin.
Sand I.
Outer Apostle I.
Michigan I.
Chaquamegon Pt.
Ontonagon.
Portage Lake Canal, d
Eagle Hr.
o Signifles an International Signal Station; 6 a Time Signal Station ; c a Weather. Tide, or Ice Signal Station ; d a Life-Saving Station
c a Lloyd's Signal Station; / a Wireless Telegraph Station. o^ai'"
Part I.
GEOGRAPHICAL SIGNALS — PLACES GEOGKAPHICALLT ARRANGED.
139
LABRADOR.
ICELAND.
BEOH
BEOK
BEON
BEOQ
BEOT
BEOW
BEOZ
BEPA
BEPF
BEPI
BEPL
BEPO
BEPR
BEPU
BEPX
BEQO
BBQG
BEQJ
BEQM
BEQP
BEQS
BEQV
BEQY
BERD
BERH
BERK
BERN
BERQ
BERT
BERW
BERZ
BESF
BEST
BESL
BESO
BESU
BESX
BETC
BETG
BETJ
eHr.
Copper Hr.
Manitou I. d
Keweenaw.
L'Anse.
Huron I.
Granite I.
Marquette, d
Grand I.
P. au Sable.
White Fish Pt.
Belle Isle Sth.
Wash-sheecootai B.
Coacoacho B.
Watagheistic Sound.
Mecattina C.
Greenly I.
Armour Pt. o/
RedB.
Chateau B./
Belle Isle, ef
La Talus.
Newfoundland.
C. Bauld.
Pistolet B.
C. Norman.
St. John B.
Rich Pt./
P. Saunders.
Ingomachoix B.
Bonne B. a
B. of Islands.
P. au Port.
St. George Hr.
C. Ray. ef
P. Basque, a
Rose Blanche B.
La Poile B.
Boar I. (Burgeo). a
Pass La
BETM
BETP
BETS
BETV
BETY
BEUD
BEUH
BEUK
BEUN
BEUQ
BEUT
BEUW
BEUZ
BEVA
BEVF
BEVI
BEVL
BEVO
BEVR
BEVU
BEVX
BEWC
BEWG
BEWJ
BEWL
BBWM
BEWN
BEWP
BEWS
BEWV
BEWY
BEXD
BEXH
BEXK
BEXN
BEXQ
BEXT
BEXV
BEXY
BEXZ
Brunet I. a
Fortune B.
Long Hr.
MlQUBLON. c
St. Pierre, c
Galantry Hd. a
Burin I. a
Placentia Hr.
St. Mary, a
C. Pine, a
C. Race, ef
Ferryland Hd. a
C. Spear, o
St. Johns, o 6
0. St. Francis, a
Brigus B.
Harbour Grace.
Carbonear I.
Baccalieu I. a
Trinity Hr.
Catalina Hr. a
0. Bonavista. a
Little Denier I.
Greenspond.
Stinking I.
Cabot I. a
Funk I.
Offer Wadham I. a
Fogo Hr. •
Toulinguet I. a
Gull I. a
Croc Hr.
Betts Cove.
Tilt Cove.
Hare B.
Labradok.
St. Lewis Sound.
Cartright Hr.
Indian Tickle.
Sandwich B.
BEYA
BEYC
BEYF
BEYG
BEYH
BEYJ
BEYK
BEYL
BEYN
BEYP
BEYR
BEYT
BEYV
BEYX
BEYZ
BEZA
BEZC
BEZF
BEZI
BEZK
BEZM
BEZO
BEZQ
BEZS
BEZU
BEZW
BEZY
BFAC
BFAE
BFAH
BFAK
BEAM
BFAO
BFAQ
BFAS
BFAU
Hamilton Inlet.
Rigoulette.
Davis Inlet.
Hopedale.
Nam.
Okkak.
C. Chidley.
Hudson Bat.
F. Chime.
Baffin Land.
James B.
East Main F.
Ruperts House.
Albany F.
Moose F.
Severn F.
York Factory.
F. Churchill.
Chesterfield Inlet.
Davis Str.
Baffin B.
Greenland.
Godhavn (P. Lievety).
Disko B.
Egedesminde.
Holsteinborg (Sisimiut).
C. Farewell.
Iceland.
Reykjavik.
Svendseyre.
Talkna Fiord.
Dyre Fiord.
Oe Fiord.
Holar.
Seidis Fiord.
Jan Matbn I.
a Signifies an International Signal Station; b a Time Signal Station; c a Weather Tide or Ice Signal Station; d a Lile-Saving Station;
* e a Lloyd's Signal Station; / a Wireless Telegrapli Station.
i:^TERKATio:^AL CODE OF sig::^als.
PART IL
i:n^dex.
GENERAL VOCABULARY AND GEOGRAPHICAL LIST.
(141)
PART II.
GENERAL VOCABULARY.
A— ABOUND.
CXA
A. (Letter. ) {For new method of spelling,
seepage 13.)
CXZ
Abide-ing. Abode.
CYA
Ability.
CXB
A, or. An.
CYB
—I doubt your (or, my) ability to — .
CYD
— Your ability — to.
CXD
Al.
CXE
A. B. Able seaman.
CYE
Able-y. Able to. To be able.
Able seaman. A.B.: oxe
A. M. Before noon bdu
CYF
— Am, Is, or. Are able to.
CYG
— Am, Is, or. Are not able to.
CXF
Aback.
CYH
—Are you able to 1
Heave all aback. Go astern lp
Can I cross the bar ? Shall I be able to
CXG
—Taken aback.
get over the bar? fvy
I have not been able to make out the
CXH
ABi.FT.
buoy or beacon gaj
CXI
— Abaft the beam.
CYI
— I was able to.
Afloat abaft bw
CYJ
— I was not able to.
If he (she, it, or persons or things indi-
CXJ
Abandon-ing-ment.
cated) is {or, are) able to bym
Abandon the vessel as fast as possible - ab
If he (she, it, or persons or things indi-
CXK
— Abandoned.
cated) is (or, are) not able to byo
CXL
— Do not abandon me.
CYK
—If I am able to.
Do not abandon the vessel ac
CYL
—If I am not able to.
Do not abandon the vessel until the tide
CYM
— If you are able to.
has ebbed ad
CYN
—If you are not able to.
Do you intend to abandon ? ae
CYO
— Is able to.
CXM
— Enemy has abandoned.
Not able to make such short tacks.. xii.
CXN
— Has she (or vessel indicated) been long
CYP
—Ought not to be able to.
abandoned ?
CYQ
—Ought to be able to.
cxo
— I did not abandon her until I was forced.
CVK
—Shall, or. Will be able to.
I do not intend to abandon the vessel . ap
CYS
—Shall, or. Will not be able to.
I must abandon the vessel ag
Vessel (or person indicated) is not able
I shall abandon my vessel unless you
to comply JLG
vrtllkeepby us ah
CYT
—When vTill you be able to ?
I will not abandon you (or vessel indi
CYU
—Will you be able to ?
cated ) . I will remain by you ai
With some assistance I shall be able to
I (or. They) wish to abandon but have
set things right dp
not the means aj
CYV
— You are able to.
CXP
—Intend to abandon ship to Lloyd's agent.
Is she (or vessel indicated) abandt)ned ?
CYW
— You are not able to.
CXQ
AK
— They have abandoned.
CYX
Aboard. (See also Board. ) ,
CXR
—Vessel indicated is not abandoned.
CYZ
—Above board.
Admiral, or. Senior officer is on board
CXS
Abate-d-ing-ment.
(or, at— ) DKv
If the wind abates zeq
CZA
— All on board.
CXT
— No abatement.
CZB
— I am coming (or, sending) aboard.
Wind has abated outside zfj
CZD
— I will come alongside (or, aboard) if you
Wind has not abated outside zfk
will allow me.
CXU
— You may make some abatement.
CZE
— Send-ing. Sent a responsible person on
board.
Abbreviate-d-ing-ion. (See Abridge. )
DAQ
Abode cxz
CXV
Abeam, or. Abreast op.
CXW
—At — (time indicated) we were abeam
of—.
—I was abeam.
CZF
Abolish-ed-ing-tion.
CXY
CZG
Abotjnd-ed-ing.
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GENERAL VOCABULARY.
Part II.
ABOUT— ACCOMMODATE.
CZH
CZI
CZJ
CZK
CZL
CZM
CZN
CZO
CZP
CZQ
CZR
CZS
CZT
CZU
CZV
CZW
CZX
CZY
DAB
DAC
DAE
DAF
DAG
DAH
DAI
DAJ
DAK
DAL
DAM
DAN
DAO
DAP
DAQ
DAE
DAS
DAT
DAU
DAV
DAW
DAX
DAY
DAZ
About.
— About a mile (or number of miles indi-
cated).
— About April the — .
— About August the — .
— About December the — .
— About February the — .
— About January the — .
— About July the — .
— About June the — .
— About March the — .
— About May the — ..
— About mid-channel.
— About November the — .
— About October the — .
— About September the — .
— About the — .
— About the average.
— About the size.
— About the time.
— About to — .
— About to assemble.
About to veer cable ..- hqm
Admiral, or, Senior officer is generally
about — - DKT
Am about to sail.p, or, Code Flag over p
Are there any men-of-war about? ...sa
Could you understand what they were
signaling about? .- - wci
Go about- OBQ
— I am about to — .
I had a glimpse of the land about — - - qdu
— In about — .
— In about a fortnight.
Keep about mitt-channel lu
Need be under no anxiety about — . .eoj
— Round about.
Under no anxiety to (for, or, about) —
EOK
— Very anxious — about.
— What are you about ?
Whereabout -- csp
Above.
Above board -- cyz
— Above the — .
— Above the bow.
Above the horizon. On the horizon.
Abreast, or. Abeam of — '. cxv
At — (time indicated) we were abreast
(or, abeam) of — cxw
I was abreast cxy
— When do you expect to be off (or,
abreast of) ?
Abeidge-d-ing-ment.
— You have abridged the message so much
that it is unintelligible.
Abroad.
Abscond-ed-ing.
Absent. Absence.
Absent from home.
Absent without leave.
Consul is absent jrn
During my absence (or, the absence of).
— Have, or. Has been absent.
His, Her, or, Their absence.
DBA
DBC
DBE
DBF
DBG
DBH
DBI
DBJ
DBK
DBL
DBM
DBN
DBO
DBF
DBQ
DBR
DBS
DBT
DBU
DBV
DBW
DBX
DBY
DBZ
DCA
DCB
DCE
DCF
DCG
DCH
DCI
DCJ
DCK
DCL
DCM
DON
DCO
DCP
Absent — Continued.
— In the absence of — . v
— Is he {or person indicated) absent 1
Leave of absence qlx
— My, or, Our absence.
—Shall, or. Will be absent.
— Your absence.
Absolute-ly.
— Absolutely necessary.
Abstain-ed-ing-er.
Absurd-ity-ly.
Abundant-ly-ance.
Supply abundant - xev
— There is abundance of.
Abuse-d-ing-ive-ly.
Accede-d-ing-ssion.
— Can accede to.
— Can not accede to.
Accept-ed-ing.
— Aoceptable-y-ance.
— Accepted by — .
— Can accept (or, be accepted).
— Decline accepting any — .
— Offer not accepted.
— Very acceptable.
— Will accept your offer.
— Will you accept ?
—With pleasure, I will accept.
access-ible.
Accident.
—Accident happened; crushed; fall;
jammed.
— Accident happened ; cut ; stab.
Accident happened; dangerously
wounded {or, hurt) al
— Accident happened; drowned; drown-
ing.
— Accident happened ; gunshot wound.
— Accident to boat.
Accidents to boilers {see page 178).
Accidents to engines or machinery {see
page 233).
Accidents to screw propeller (see page
353).
Accidents to steering gear (see page
399).
Accident ; want , a surgeon (or, doc-
tor) am
Has any accident happened? Is any
thing the matter bk
In case of accident (or, necessity) bp
Met with an accident ^.__bs
When did the accident happen? bu
aocidental-ly.
Accommodate-d-ing-ion.
—Accommodation ladder.
-Bad accommodation.
-Can you accommodate?
-Can you accommodate a passenger?
(Number to be shoion if more than one).
Part II.
GENERAL VOCABULARY.
145
ACCOMMODATE— ACQUAINT.
DCQ
DCE
DCS
DOT
DCU
DCV
DCW
DCX
DCY
DCZ
DEA
DEB
DEC
DEF
DEG
DEH
DEI
DEJ
DEK
DEL
DEM
DEN
DEO
DEP
DEQ
DBR
DES
DET
DEU
DEV
DEW
DEX
DEY
DEZ
DPA
DPB
DEC
DFE
DFG
DPH
DPI
DFJ
DPK
DFL
DPM
DFN
DFO
Accommodate — Continued.
— Can not accommodate. No accommo-
dation for — .
— Good accommodation.
^I can accommodate a person {or persons
indicated) .
■Indifferent accommodation.
— No accommodation for passengers.
ACCOMPANY-IBD-ING-IMENT.
— Accompanied by {or, with) — .
— Can accompany.
— I can not accompany.
— I will accompany.
— "Will you accompany?
Accomplice.
aocomplished-ed-ing.
— Can yon (or person indicated) accom-
plish lor, do) it ?
Can not be accomplished (or, done)- -blx
— Easily done {or, accomplished).
—Has it been done {or, accomplished)?
If it can be done {or, accomplished) -Bzr
If it can not be done {or, accom-
plished BZS
Maybe done {or, accomplished) blt
— ^Not easily done {or, accomplished).
ACCORD-ED-ING .
— ^According to.
— A.ccordingly.
— According to directions {or, orders).
According to regulations xroF
— According to seniority.
— According to the usual practice.
— ^In accordance with.
— Not according to.
— Not according to orders, or. Against m-
structions.
Accordingly del
AccouNT-ED-iNG. To ACCOUNT. {See also
Account below.)
Account. {Bill) GKA
Account. {A Report) dew
— ^Account sent is correct.
— ^Account sent is incorrect.
— Alarming account of — .
—An account. {See also Report.)
— Bad account.
— Can account for — .
— Can yoti account for — ?
— Good account of — .
—Has brought the account of —
Have, or. Has received account of — .
— I have private account of — .
— Indiflerent account of — .
— Last account.
— Nejrt account.
— No account of — .
— No account received.
-Nothing important by last account.
■Quarterly account. ,
-Send an {or, your) account.
-Send account.
DPP
DPQ
DPR
DFS
DPT
DPU
DFV
DPW
DPX
DPY
DPZ
DGA
DGB
DGC
DGE
DGP
DGH
DGI
DGJ
DGK
DGL
DGM
DGN
DGO
DGP
DGQ
DGR
DGS
DGT
DGU
DGV
DGW
DGX
DGY
DGZ
DHA
DHB
DHC
DHE
DHP
DHG
DHI
DHJ
DHK
DHL
On account of
Do not anchor on any account le
Do not show a light on any account :QV
Do not show a light on my account -QBT
Light-ship has been withdrawn on ac-
count of ice- PCB
■On account of the fog {or, weather).
— On account.
Accountable.
— I hold you accountable.
— Will be held accountable.
— Will not be accountable.
— Will not he accountable for boat hire.
Accountant.
— Accountant General.
accoutebments.
Accumulator.
accumulate-d-ing-ion-ive.
accurate-lt-acy-ness.
Is it accurate?
— It is not accurate.
AccusE-D-iNG-ATiON. {See also Charge.)
— Accused of having killed some one.
— Is accused of —
— Whd.: is he {or person indicated) accused
of?
ACCUSTOM-ED-ING.
ACID-ITY.
Carbolic acid hyd
Muriatic acid , '. -SCK
Nitric acid SiQ
Picric acid thv
Sulphuric acid XDi
Tartaric acid xkv
AOKNOWLEDGE-ING-MENT.
— Acknowledge, or. Answer my signal {or,
message).
— Acknowledge the receipt of — .
— Has the receipt been acknowledged?
— I beg to acknowledge.
— Make an acknowledgement.
— Must be acknowledged.
Acorn.
AcQUAiNT-ED-iNG-ANCE. (See also Inform. )
^-Acquainted with.
— Am acquainted with the anchorage.
— Am acquainted with the coast.
— Am desired to acquaint you {or person
indicated).
— ^Am not acquainted with the anchorage.
— Am not acquainted with the coast.
— Are you acquainted with the anchorage
(place, or, channel)?
— Are you acquainted with the coast?
— Desire you will acquaint.
— Did you acquaint?
— I am directed to acquaint you.
— Not acquainted — with.
— Shall, or. Will acquaint.
— Will you acquaint?
76564—09 10
146
GENERAL VOCABULARY.
Part II.
ACQUIRE-
-ADMIRAL.
DHM
AcQTJiBE-D-iNG-siTiON. [See also Obtain. )
DJG
Address-ed-ing. Addressed to.
DHN
— No acquisition.
DJH
— Address (a direction).
DJI
— Address my letters to me at — .
DJK
— Could not find the address.
DHO
ACQUIT-TED-TING-TAL.
DJL
— Have you the address? or. What is the
DHP
—He {or person indicated) is acquitted.
address of — ?
DHQ
— He (or person indicated) is not acquitted.
DJM
— Insufficient address.
DHR
— He (or person indicated) will be ac-
DJN
— Leave your address at — .
quitted.
DJO
—Send your address to — .
DHS
— Is he (or person indicated) likely to be
Spell the address - wnc
acquitted?
DJP
—Telegraph address.
DHT
— Police (or other) authorities have ac-
DJQ
— The address is incorrect.
quitted.
DJR
— What is your address? ^
DJS
— What is your owner's address?
DHU
Acquittance.
DJT
Adequate-ly.
Acre. (Square Measure) axi
DJU
Adhere-d-ing-ence.
DHV
Across.
DHW
—Across channel.
DJV
Adhesive-ion.
DHX
— Swayed across.
DJW
— Adhesive plaster, or. Diachylon.
DHY
— There is (or, are) a boom (or, booms)
across.
DJX
Adieu. Farewell.
DHZ
AcT-ED-iNG. To Act.
DJY
Adjacent. Adjoining.
DIA
—Act (:An Act).
DIB
— Act as your judgment directs.
DJZ
Adjourn-ed-ing ment .
Die
— Act of Parliament (or. Congress).
DKA
— Have, or. Has adjourned.
Be certain before you act ihd
Parliament, Congress, Assembly (or
DIE
—By an act of Parliament (or, Congress).
other legislative body) adjourns (or.
Can you supply me with anyone to take
adjourned) on the-^ pei
charge (or, act) as engineer eh
DKR
—When do they (or, does — ) adjourn?
DIF
— Foreign Enlistment Act.
DI&
— Have you the Navigation Laws, or.
Merchant Shipping Act of the coun-
DKC
Adjudge-d-ing-icate-ication.
try of vessel signaling?
DKE
Adjust-ed-ing-ment.
DIH
— How would you act?
Adjust-ed-ing compasses jhd
DIJ
— Iq the act of — .
Are your compasses adjusted jhe
DIK
— Navigation Laws, or. Merchant Ship-
Compasses not adjusted lately jhl
ping Act of the country of vessel sig-
I am going to stop, as machinery re-
,
naling.
quires adjusting.. _ RK
DIL
— Recent Act of Congress. Parliament,
DKF
— Machinery requires adjusting.
Assembly, or other legislative body.
Must be swung to adjust compasses.
DIM
—Self-acting.
JHY
DIN
— Shall we act in concert?
My compasses were adjusted at— ..jhz
DIO
—Will they act?
DKG
— Small adjustment required to machin-
DIP
—Will you act for me (or, — )?
ery.
DKH
—Stop engines to adjust tovnng cables.
DIQ
Action.
Stopping only for small adjustment to
DIR
— Can you renew the action?
machinery rdy
DIS
— Commence action.
Was swung for adjustment of compasses
Direct-action engine m ao
Double action-ing lkw
Sit — JIM
When, or. Where were your compasses
DIT
— ^I am not in a condition for action.
last adjusted ? .—.jiq
DIU
— Opportunities for action.
DIV
— Prepare for action.
DKI
Adjdtant-cy.
DIW
— Raditis of action.
DIX
— Ready for action.
DKJ
Administer-ed-ing-ration-tor-rix.
DIY
Active-ly-ness-ity.
DKT,
Admiral.
DIZ
— Active service.
DKM
—Admiral's flag.
DKN
— Admiral's house.
DJA
ACTUAL-LY-ITY.
■ Admiral's office spf
DKO
— Admiral's secretary.
DJB
Adapt -ed-ing-ation.
DKP
—Admiral, or, Senior officer has com-
mands for you.
DJC
Add-ed-ition-itional-ly.
DKQ
—Admiral, or. Senior officer has no com-
In addition — to — .gho
mands for you.
DJE
—Nothing additional.
DKR
—Admiral, or, Senior officer has requested.
DJF
—To be added.
DKS
—Admiral, or, Senior officer intends.
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GENERAL VOCABULARY.
147
ADMIRAL— ADVISE.
DKT
DKU
DKV
DKW
DKX
DKY
DKZ
DLA
DLB
DLG
DLE
DLF
DLG
DLH
DLI
DLJ
DLK
DLM
DLN
DLO
DLP
DLQ
DLR
DLS
DLT
DLU
DLV
DLW
DLX
DLY
DLZ
DMA
DLB
DMC
DME
,DMP
DMG
DMH
DMI
DMJ
DMK
DML
Admiral,— Continued.
— Admiral, or, Senior oflftcer is generally
about — .
— Admiral, or. Senior officer is off {or
at) — .
— Admiral, or. Senior officer is on board
(or, at — ).
— Admiral, or, Senior officer is on shore.
— Admiral, or. Senior officer requests the
pleasure of your company to dinner.
— Admiral, or, Senior officer wishes.
— Admiral, or, Senior officer wishes to
know.
— Admiral, or. Senior officer wishes to see
you (or person indicated) .
— Admiral, or. Senior officer wishes to see
you (or, — ) as soon as convenient.
— Admiral's, or, Senior officer's memo.
— Admiral's, or. Senior officer's orders.
— Go to the admiral's office.
— Have not seen the admiral (or, senior
officer) .
— Have you seen the admiral (or, senior
officer)?
— Port admiral.
Rear admiral.
Send to the admiral's office.
— There are orders for you at the admiral's
office.
■Vice admiral.
■What is the name of the admiral (or,
senior officer) ?
Wbere is the admiral (or, senior officer)?
SJ
Admiralty.
Navy Department --- seo
-Admiralty, or, H. O. chart.
— Admiralty court.
■Admiralty, or. Secretary of the Navy's
— Admiralty instructions.
— Admiralty memorandum.
— Admiralty, or, Navy Department, tele-
graph-ed-ing.
Board of Admiralty »ow
— Droits of Admiralty.
—Secretary of the Navy, or, of the Admi-
ralty.
Telegraph Navy Department, or, Admi-
ralty, to — XLW
Admire- ABLB-Y.
Admission-ible.
Admit -TED-TING. (See also Allow and
Permit).
Admission-ible dlz
— Admitted on.
Dangerous to admit too many on board
at a time -- - <*b
— If time will admit.
—It admits of.
— Ticket of admission.
—Will it be admitted 1
—Will not admit of.
—Will not be admitted.
Adopt-ed-inq-ion.
— Must be adopted.
—Will you adopt ? .
DMN
DMO
DMP
DMQ
DMR
DMS
DMT
DMU
DMV
DMW
DMX
DMY
DMZ
DNA
DNB
DNC
DNE
DNF
DNG
DNH
DNI
DNJ
DNK
DNL
DNM
DNO
DNP
DNQ
DNR
DNS
DNT
DNU
DNV
DNW
DNX
DNY
DNZ
DOA
DOB
DOC
DOE
DOF
DOG
DOH
DOI
DOJ
DOK
DOL
DOM
DON
DOP
DOQ
Adrift.
Beacon, or, Buoy has broken adrift (or,
is gone) gae
Boat is adrift - gkn
Boiler loose, (or, adrift) - - _ gwd
Boom, or, Olsstruction broke adrift. gzm
■Broke adrift.
— Go-ing, Gone adrift.
Is adrift — near — .
Lighter is adrift Ra
Spars are all adrift.
Adult.
— Statute adult.
Adulteratb-d-ing-ion.
Adv ance-d-ing-ment .
— Advance note.
— -Advance post.
— Advanced guard.
— An advance in price.
— Army is advancing.
— Can you advance ?
— Do not advance.
— Enemy is advancing.
— Have, or, Has advanced.
— Month's advance.
— No advance.
— Pilot boat is advancing towards you.
— Prevent advance — of.
— To advance-d-ing (money).
Advantage, or. Benefit.
— A great advantage.
Advantageous-ly.
— Can not see the advantage.
Gained advantage.
— Has been attended with no advantage.
I took advantage of.
Is there any advantage to be gained?
No advantage.
— Take advantage — of.
Adventdbe-r.
Adversary.
Adverse.
— Adverse circumstances.
Advertise-d-ing.
— Advertise cargo and day of sale.
—Advertise for.
— Advertisement.
— Have they advertised for any vessel to
carry the mail.
Advice.
— His advice.
— I wait for advice.
— What advice have you received?
Advise-d-ing.
—Advised to.
— Do you advise me to — ?
— I would advise you — to — .
—I would not advise — you. I strongly
recommend you not to — .
Lloyds's agent advises you to — ...qwt
—What would you advise?
148
GENERAL VOCABULARY.
Part II.
A DVISE— AGAINST.
DOR
DOS
DOT
DOU
DOV
DOW
DOX
DOY
DOZ
DPA
DPB
DPC
DPE
DPF
DPG
DPH
DPI
DPJ
DPK
DPL
DPM
DPN
DPO
DPQ
DPR
DPS
DPT
DPU
DPV
DPW
DPX
DPY
DPZ
Advise — Continued.
— Would advise. Would recommend.
— Would be advisable.
— Would not be advisable.
Advocatb-d-ing-cy.
Adze.
— Can you lend me hatchets {or, adzes)?
Afae.
Affair.
— Affairs appear more settled (look more
peaceful).
— Affairs are very unsettled.
— Affairs look more unsettled.
— Foreign affairs.
— Partnership affairs.
— Present state of affairs.
— Private affairs.
—Privy to the vs^hole affair.
— State of affairs at — .
— The authorities will put an end to the
affair.
— You had better put your affairs in the
hands of — .
Affect-ed-ing.
Does disconnecting affect your steering?
ldc
Affidavit.
— Be prepared with afiSdavits.
Affibm-ative-ly.
— Answered affirmatively.
Yes, or. Affirmative.
C, or. Code Flag over c.
Afplict-ed-ing-ion.
Afford-kd-ing.
Affix-ed-ing.
Affray.
Afloat.
Afloat aft (astern) bw
Afloat forward -_bx
Am afloat by
Are you afloat cb
— As soo_i as she is off (or, afloat).
Can not be got off (or, afloat) by any
means now available cd
— Expect {or vessel indicated expects) to
be got off (or, afloat) .
Floated nfa
— I shall get off {or, afloat) with assistance.
May be got off {or, afloat) if prompt as-
sistance be given CG
— May be got off {or, afloat) without as-
sistance.
— ^Nearly afloat.
— Not afloat.
— Not worth getting off {or, afloat) .
The tide will take her off (float her) nfe
•When will you be afloat?
When you float nfg
—Will be afloat.
Will not float nph
— You will not lie afloat all the tide.
DQH
DQI
DQJ
DQK
DQL
DQM
DQN
DQO
DQP
DQR
DQS
DQT
DQU
DQV
DQW
DQX
DQY
DQZ
DRA
DRB
DEC
DRE
DRF
DRG
DRH
DRI
DRJ
DRK
DRL
DRM
DRN
DRO
DRP
DRQ
DRS
DRT
DRU
DRV
DRW
DRX
DRY
DRZ
DSA
DSB
DSC
Afraid.
— Do not be afraid — of.
— I am afraid — of.
Aprica-n.
Aft.
Afloat aft BW
Fore and aft. --.nit
Fore and aft sails niu
I draw — feet aft and — feet forward-OA
My draught of water is — feet — inches
aft LNC
After. Afterwards.
—After a consultation.
— After a passage — of — .
— After breakfast.
— After Christmas.
—After coaling.
— After dark.
— After dinner.
— After Easter.
After him (his, her-s, it-s) lbwz
— After-hold.
— After-hours.
After I — Bxz
— After it was done.
— After magazine.
After me (my, mine) cea
— After midnight.
— After much persuasion.
— After, or. Jigger mast.
— After, or. On arrival of — {or, at).
— After order.
— After -part.
— After running — {miles indicated) .
— After sunrise.
— After sunset.
— After supper.
After the cmb
— After the battle.
— ^ After the departure of.
— After the gale.
After these {or, those) cnh
After they (their, them) cnj
After this (or, that) ckn
After we (our-s, us) ___cil
After which {or, what) CPS
After you-r-s cwb
Any day — after-- eos
— Day after. Next day.
— How long after ?
— Long after.
Morning after.
— Shortly after.
— Steer after me ; I have a pilot.
— The day after to-morrow.
Afternoon. In the afternoon, p. m.
— Afternoon watch.
— This afternoon.
— To-morrow afternoon.
—Yesterday afternoon.
Again.
Try again ycs
Against.
Against instructions. Not according to
orders -- - der
Part II.
GENERAL VOCABULARY.
149
AGAINST— AGUE.
AGAmsT— Continued.
DTJ
Ago.
DSE
— Against the current (tide, or, stream) .
DTK
— How long ago {or, since)?
DSF
—Against the monsoon.
DTL
— Long time ago {or, since).
Can you beat up against? acD
DTM
— Months ago.
Can not beat up against gce
DTN
—Not long ago.
DSG
—Run against, or, Foul of.
DTO
— Some time ago.
DSH
Age. Aged.
DTP
Agony.
DSI
—What age 1
DTQ
Agree-d-ing. {See also Consent and Per-
DSJ
Agency.
mit.)
DTR
— Agree-d-ing with him {or, them) .
DSK
Agent.
DTS
—Agree-d-ing with me {or, mine).
DSL
—Agent is bankrupt.
DTU
—Agree-d-ing with you-r-s.
DSM
— Agent's instructions.
DTV
—Am I to understand you agree?
DSN
—Agent's request.
DTW
—Cannot agree.
DSO •
— Colonial agent.
DTX
— Dead reckoning agrees with observation.
Consular agent.- jrq
DTY
— Do you agree?
DSP
—Diplomatic agent.
DTZ
— Does not agree.
Have received the following communi-
DUA
— I agree.
cation {or, instructions) from your
DUB
— Vessel {or person indicated) agrees.
agent (or, owner) ia
DUC
— Will you {or person indicated) agree?
DSQ
—I have no business agent {or, I do not
know of any agent) at — .
DSR
— Inform agent— of — .
DUE
Agreeable-y.
DST
— My agents are — .
DSU
—Prize agent-cy.
DUE
Agreement.
DSV
— Telegraph to my agents.
DUG
— Articles of agreement.
DSW
—The best agents are — .
Lloyd's Salvage Agreement «wy
DSX
— Transport agent.
DUH
— Make; or. Made an agreement with.
DSY
—Who are the agents for — ?
DUI
— The agreement.
DSZ
— Who are the best agents {or, people) to
do business with?
DUJ
— ^Will you make an agreement?
DTA
— Who are your agents?
DUK
Agriculture-ist-al.
DTB
— Who generally does business for — ?
DUL
— Agricultural district — of.
DTC
—Who do you do business with?
DUM
— Agricultural implement.
DTE
— Your agents desired me to inform you.
DUN-
— Agricultural produce.
DTF
— Your agent {or agent specified) has dis-
continued business.
Department or Board of Agriculture . GOX
DTG
— ^Your agent {or agent specified) has sus-
DUO
Aground.
pended business.
Aground ; want immediate assistance.NA
You had better put your affairs in the
Am aground _ _ ...Bz
hands of — dpk
Am aground, likely to break up ; require
Lloyd's (agent).
immediate assistance ca
Condemned by Lloyd's agent QWP
DUP
— Are you aground?
Consult Lloyd's agent - - - QWG
Floated off npa
Do not interfere with {or, take the matter
Has she sewed?
out of the hands of) Lloyd's agent . qwh
DUQ
— Have you been aground?
French Lloyd's. Veritas nqp
DUR
— I am aground. Is aground.
Have you been visited by Lloyd's agent?
I am aground; send what immediate
QWI
assistance you can .ob
Have you seen Lloyd's agent? Qwj
DUS
— I have {or vessel indicated has) been
I require assistance from Lloyd's agent.
aground.
cv
DUT
— I have {or vessel indicated has) not
Inform Lloyd's agent QWP
touched the ground.
Intend to abandon the ship to Lloyd's
DUV
— ^Is — {vessel indicated) aground ?
agent ---CXP
Leave the matter in the hands of Lloyd's
Lose no time in shoring up .CP
DUW
—Steamboat is aground.
agent -— qwr
Vessel {or vessel indicated) ashore near
Lloyd's agent advises you to — Qwt
Lloyd's agent is— QWS
Report me {or, my communication) to
{or, on) — CH
Was the tide high when you grounded? _ ci
Was the tide low when you grounded?-CJ
Tjlnvd'fi a.^pnt. at — UH
When did you ground? What time
and date did you {or vessel indicated)
ground? CK
j_iX\j\ U, O aiQ^i±u aiv — — •■- — - ^^-.
Surveyed by Lloyd's agent.- QXi
Who is Lloyd's agent? QXJ
Will Lloyd's agent come onboard?, .qxk
DUX
— You will be aground.
You will be aground at low water kx
DTH
Aggeieve-d.
DUY
Ague-ish.
DTI
Agitate-d-ing-ion.
DUZ
-^Fever and ague.
150
GENERAL VOCABULARY.
Part li.
AHEAD— ALL.
dva
Ahead.
DWU
Alert-ness. Alacrity.
DVB
—Ahead of the — .
DWV
— Be on the alert.
DVC
—Am, Is, or, Are ahead— of .
Boats can not pull ahead .-
Breakers ahead. Reef, Rock, or,
..GEK
Shoal
DWX
—Enemy on the alert.
ahead of you
...HFB
DWY
Alias.
DVE
^Can you steam ahead — of?
Convoy is ahead
...JUK
DWZ
Alien.
Convoy to keep ahead, of escort- .
lU
Do not pass ahead of me.
DXA
Alike.
Code Flag
over R
DXB
— Both alike.
DVF
—Farther ahead of.
CrCt ahead
LG
DXC
Alive.
1
Go ahead easy. Easy ahead
LH
Go ahead full speed
LI
DXE
Alkaline. Alkali.
DVG
— Go ahead of me.
DVH
— Go ahead of — .
DXF
All.
DVI
— Keep ahead — of.
DXG
—All captains.
I will pass ahead of you.
DXH
— All classes.
Code Flag
over X
DXI
—All clear.
DVJ
—Is she {or, it) ahead ?
DXJ
—All fast.
DVK
—Keep ahead and carry a light.
DXK
—All gone.
DVL
—Keep going ahead.
DXL
— All hands.
DVM
—Keep going ahead slowly.
DXM
— All hands at the pumps.
DVN
—Make sail, or, Go ahead, and drop
a boat
DXN
—All included.
on board.
DXO
—All lost. Total loss.
DVO
—Next ahead.
DXP
— All nets lost.
DVP
— Pass ahead of me.
■ All on board CZA
DVQ
—She (vesisel indicated) is ahead.
DXQ
DXR
DXS
—All on board perished. All hands lost.
— All on board saved. All hands saved.
— All possible information — of (or, from).
DVR
AlD-ED-iNG. {See also Help and ASSIST.)
DXT
—All quiet at {or, in) — {or, on shore).
DXU
—All quiet with — .
DVS
AlD-DE-CAMP.
DXV
DXW
—All right.
—All safe. Saved.
DVT
AlM-ED-ING. To AIM.
DXY
— All snug.
DVU
— Aimed at.
DXZ
DYA
—All sorts.
— All the crew not on board.
DVW
AlR-ED-ING-Y.
DYB
— All the passengers not on board.
DVX
— Air bedding.
DYC
— All to pieces.
DVY
—Air -compressing pumps.
DYE
—All we 1. All well at — .
DVZ
— Air-pipe.
Are all your bills of lading complete and
DWA
— Air-pump.
signed? gkq
DWB
— Air-pump gear.
Are all your crew on board ? gpt
DWC
— Air-pump levers out of order.
Are all your passengers on board ?. .GPU
DWE
— Air-pump out of order.
DYF
— Are you all well ?
DWF
— Air-pump rod broken.
DYG
— Are your passengers all well ?
DWG
— Air reservoir.
DYH
— At all events.
DWH
— Air space {or, cells).
DYI
—At all {or, every).
DWI
— Air surface.
DYJ
— At all times.
DWJ
— Air-tight.
Bring all your papers Ljz
DWK
— Air valve.
Buoys have just been examined; they
DWL
— Cold air chamber.
are all right hmj
DWM
— Compressed air.
DYK
— By all means.
Crew are all on board gqb
Do all - LiK
DWN
Alabaster.
First of all. In the first place nbh
Have you all your papers ? ...taa
DWO
Alaem-ed-ing. .
DYL
—Is all included?
Alarm of fire
...MZN
DYM
— Is she all right ?
Alarming account of
...DEV
DYN
—Make all snug.
DWP
—Do not be alarmed.
DYO
— Most of all.
DWQ
— False alarm.
DYP
DYQ
—Not at all.
— Over alls
DWR
Alcohol-ic.
Passengers all on board-. gqb
Passengers are not all on board dyb
DWS
Alderman. Civic authorities.
Report {the vessel indicated) all well, in
latitude — and longitude — {indi-
DWT
Ale. Beer.
DYR
cated) on the — {date indicated).- .UN
— She has righted ; she is all safe.
Alen. {Measure of length)
...AVL
DYS
—That is all.
Part II.
GENERAL VOCABULARY.
151
ALL— ALSO.
DYT
DYU
DYV
DYW
DYX
DYZ
DZA
DZB
DZC
DZE
DZF
DZG
DZH
DZI
DZJ
DZK
DZL
DZM
DZN
DZO
DZP
DZQ
DZR
DZS
DZT
pzu
DZV
DZW
DZX
DZY
EAB
EAC
EAD
EAF
All — Continued.
— "Vessels wishing to be reported all well,
show your distinguishing signals.
"Was all well when you left '? qln
You will not lie afloat all the tide.-DQG
Allegiance.
Alliance {See Ally) dzs
Alligator. Crocodile.
Allot-ted-ting.
— Allotment.
To allot.
Allow-ed-ing-able. To allow for. (See
also Admit, Let, and Permit. )
Allowance dzg
— Allow me to congratulate you.
Allow no communication. Allow no
person on board fm
— Allow no lights to be seen. Extinguish
all lights.
— Allowance.
Armed men not allowed to land ---Euv
— Can allow. Can permit.
— Can not allow it.
— Communication is allowed with.
— ^Half allowance.
— Have been on short allowance for some
time.
I will come alongside {or, on board) if
you will allow me czd
It is dangerous to allow too many people
on board at once GB
— It is expected the vessel {or vessels indi-
cated) will be allowed to leave.
Make allowance — to (or, for).
— Not allowed. Disallowed.
Put your people on an allowance. '
— Short allowance.
Vessels with combustibles not allowed
in HS
— "What allowance are you on 1
"What variation do you allow ? JIP
—"Will an allowance be made ?
—"Will you allow ? "Will you permit ?
Allude-d-ing-sion .
Ally-ied-ing-iance.
— Allied with.
— Our ally.
Almanac.
Have you a Nautical Almanac for the
current year {or for the year indi-
cated)^ RQ
Lloyd's Seaman's Almanac Qwz
— Nautical Almanac.
Almond.
Almost.
—Almost anything may be got.
Almuda. {Measure of capacity) ayk
Aloft.
—Fell from aloft.
—Gear aloft.
EAG
EAH
EAI
EAJ
EAK
EAL
EAM
EAN
EAO
EAP
EAQ
EAR
EAS
EAT
EAU
EAV
EAW
EAX
EAY
EAZ
EBA
EEC
EBD
EBF
EBG
EBH
EBJ
EBK
EBL
EBM
EBN
EBO
EBP
EBQ
EBR
EBS
Aloft — Continued.
Keep a good lookout aloft.
— Man aloft.
Alone.
Along— THE,
All the lights are out along the coast —
of — - PU
— Along the bank-
— Along the lines.
— Along the road.
-of.
Alongshore.
— Alongshore to the eastward of —(dis-
tance in miles may follow).
— Alongshore to the northward of — {dis-
tance in miles may follow).
— Alongshore to the southward of — {dis-
tance in miles may follow) .
— Alongshore to the westward of — {dis-
tance in mMes may follow).
Alongside.
Alongside the -jetty (wharf, or, pier).
— Alongside the mole.
As soon as alongside.
—Assemble alongside.
Boat is alongside (is on board) EV
— Call alongside.
— Can I come alongside?
— Can not come alongside.
— Come alongside.
— Do not come alongside.
— Endeavor to come alongside.
— Go alongside.
I shall Are into the boats if they persist
in coming alongside nak
I will come alongside {or, on board) if
you will allow me -Czd
— Lashed alongside.
— Let no boat come alongside.
Lighter alongside -QTC
— Not alongside.
— To be alongside — at — .
What is the depth of water alongside
the — ?---- KVi
Aloof. Keep aloof.
Aloud.
Alphabbt-ioal-ly.
Alphabetical signal, No. 1.
Code Flag over e
Alphabetical signal, No. 2.
Code Flag over f
Alphabetical signal, No. 3.
Code Flag over G
Note. — For method of using Alphabet-
ical Signals, seepage 13
— Alphabetical table {page 15) .
— Morse alphabet.
Use alphabetical (spelling) table---WNF
— Your name is not on my list; spell it
alphabetically {or, by alphabetical
table).
Already.
Also.
152
GENERAL VOCABULARY.
Part II.
ALTER— AMMUNITION.
EBT
EBU
EBV
EBW
EBX
EBY
EBZ
ECA
ECB
ECD
EOF
EGG
ECH
ECI
ECJ
ECK
ECL
ECM
EON
ECO
ECP
ECQ
ECR
ECS
ECT
ECU
ECV
ECW
ECX
ECY
ECZ
EDA
BDB
EDC
EDF
EDG
EDH
EDI
EDJ
EDK
EDL
EDM
EDN
EDO
EDP
Alter-ed-ing. To alter.
— Alter course.
Alter course one point (or number indi-
cated) to port JZD
Alter course one point (or number indi-
cated) to starboard jze
Alter course to — (point indicated).. . wf
—Alteration. *
— Alters the circumstances.
— An alteration has taken place.
— Any alteration in the position of the
armies?
— Any alteration in the position of the
squadron (or, fleet)?
— Any alteration (or, change)?
— ^Are there any alterations in the lights
(or, marks)?
— Channel has altered ; do not try it.
— Do not alter until — .
— Do not make any alteration — ^until.
— Duties are altered.
— I do not intend to alter course at present
(or. until).
— I shall alter course.
— I shall not alter course.
— I think we had -better alter course to —
(point indicated).
I will show a light to-night when I alter
course -._ qw
— Is there any alteration of marks?
— Is there any alteration in the market?
— It alters the case.
— Make an alteration.
— Much altered.
— Must be altered.
— No alteration has taken place.
— Shall, or. Will alter (or, be altered).
— ^Vessel indicated has altered course.
— We had better alter course to — (point
indicated).
— What alteration?
— When do you intend to alter course?
When I alter course to-night I will
show alight ---Qw
— When will you alter course?
When you alter course (or, tack) to-
night show a light jzs
— Will be altered.
Alternate-ly.
Alternative.
— Alternatively.
Alternating light qrp
Although.
Altitude-inal-ally.
— Did you get a meridian altitude?
Double altitudes. (Sumner's line. )
— Equal altitudes.
Ex-meridian altitude.
— Meridian altitude.
•Sun's altitude.
Altogether.
— We have lost altogether.
Alum.
EDQ
EDR
EDS
EDT
EDU
EDV
EDW
EDX
EDY
EDZ
BFA
EFB
EFC
EFD
EFG
EFH
EFI
EFJ
EFK
EPL
EPM
EFN
EFO
EFP
EFQ
EFR
EPS
EFT
BFU
Aluminium.
Always.
— Is it always?
— Not always.
A. M. Before noon. In the forenoon.
Am. I am - BEA
Am, Are, or. Is able to cyf
Am I? EEC
Am I not? -.BED
Am I to? BEF
Am, Are, orf Isnot- beg
Am, Are, or. Is not able to ._ -CYg
Am, Are, or. Is not to be : bfd
Am, Are, or. Is not to have bqd
Am, Are, or. Is to beh
Am, Are, or. Is to be bfc
Am, Are, or. Is to have.. bqc
How am I? bxg
I am about to — daf
I am not. ...bei
If I am byx
If I am able to cyk
If I am not byz
If I am not able to cyl
What, or. Which am I? cpv
When am I to? . CQV
Where am I (or, are we)? csQ
Where I am (or, we are)? ctg
Why am I? .cur
Ambassador, or. Minister.
— Our ambassador (or, minister) — at — .
Ambulance.
— Ambulance required to convey a patient
to hospital.
— Prepare ambulance — for —
Ambush-cade.
Amend-ed-ing-ment.
America-n. American Colors.
Amicable-y-ility.
— Amicably settled (or, arranged).
Amid-st.
Amidships.
— Helm amidships.
Amiss.
— Not amiss.
— Something amiss.
— What is amiss?
Ammonia-iacal.
Sal ammoniac VFI
Ammunition.
— Ammunition is damaged.
Ammunition is nearly expended.
Can spare ammunition.
— Can you spare ammunition?
— I have (or vessel indicated has) no am-
munition.
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153
AMMUNITION— ANCHOR.
EFV
EFW
EFX
EFY
EFZ
EGA
EGB
EGO
EGD
EGF
EGH
EGI
EGJ
EGK
EGL
EGM
EGN
EGO
EGP
EGQ
EGR
EGS
AGT
EGU
EGV
EGW
EGX
EGY
EGZ
EHA
EHB
EHC
EHD
EHP
EHG
EHI
EHJ
EHK
EHL
EHM
EHN
EHO
EHP
EHQ
EHR
EHS
EHT
EHU
EHV
EHW
Ammunition — Continited.
1 will supply you with ammtinition
for — .
In want of ammunition.
Quick-firing ammunition.
Revolver ammunition icx
Rifle ammunition.
■Rounds of ammunition for — .
— Rounds of ammunition for heavy guns.
■What quantity of ammunition have you?
Amnesty.
Among-st.
— Among the breakers.
Fire in hold amongst the cargo or
I have been amongst the ice pbm
Amount-ing.
— Amount to — .
— Does not amount to an average of — .
— Not amounting to — .
— To a great amount.
— What amount of — ?
— What is the amount of — ?
— What is the total amount?
AMpfiRE. {Measure of electrical current. )
Amplitude.
AjttPUTATE-D-ING^ON .
— Amputation necessary.
Amuse-d-ing-ment.
An, or, A cxb
Analyse-d-ing-tic-al-is.
Ajtarchy.
Anchor-ed-ing. To anchor.
— Anchor. {An Anchor. )
Aiichor as convenient ky
— Anchor buoy.
— Anchor crane.
—Anchor drag-ged-ging.
—Anchor fished, or. Fish the anchor..
— Anchor fluke.
Anchor instantly KZ
—Anchor light (lantern, or, lamp).
— Anchor on bearing {indicated).
— Anchor shank.
— Anchor stock.
— Anchor stowed, or, Stow anchor.
— Anchor watch.
— Anchor where you are.
— Are you going to anchor?
— At anchor.
— Back the anchor.
— Best bower anchor.
—Bower anchor {weight, in cwts., if neces-
sary).
—Buoy rope {of anchor).
— Can we anchor with safety?
— Cat the anchor.
— Clear anchor.
—Directly you get bottom, let go your
anchor.
—Do not anchor. Keep under weigh.
EHX
EHY
EHZ
EIA
EIB
EIC
EID
EIP
EIG
EIH
EIJ
EIK
EIL
EIM
EIN
EIO
EIP
EIQ
EIR
EIS
EIT
EIU
EIV
EIW
EIX
EIY
EIZ
EJA
EJB
EJO
EJD
EJP
EJG
EJH
EJI
EJK
EJL
EJM
EJN
EJO
EJP
EJQ
EJR
EJS
EJT
EJU
Anchor — Continued.
Do not anchor on any account le
— Do not anchor yet.
— Do not hold on to your anchor, but let
her beat up on the beach.
— Do you intend anchoring?
Driving. I can veer no more cable.
Have no more anchors to let go nk
— Driving ; parted from anchor.
— Drove from her anchor.
Pish the anchor, or. Anchor fished -Ehb
— Floating anchor. Sea anchor.
— Foul anchor. Fouled her {or, my)
anchor.
— Foundered at her anchors.
— Have all your anchors ahd cables ready
for use.
— Have you anchored ?
— Have you parted JErom your anchor ?
— Help me to lay out an anchor.
I am at anchor eim
— I have hooked your anchor.
— I have let go my anchor, or, I am at
anchor.
— I have lost an anchor.
— I have no means of laying out an anchor.
— I have no more anchors to let go.
— I have slipped my anchor, but it is
buoyed.
— I must come to an anchor.
— I must recover my anchor.
— I shall anchor if circumstances permit
{place or bearing to follow, if neces-
sary).
—I shall not anchor.
— If you will lay out an anchor for me, I
can get off.
— In anchoring look out for moorings.
In anchoring look out for telegraph cable,
wv
— It is not very safe where you are anchored.
— Kedge anchors {weight, in cwts. , if neces-
sary) .
— Lay out an anchor.
Let go another anchor kr
— Let go your anchor.
Light-ship at — is not at anchor on her
station, or. The light-ship at — is out
opposition QB
— Lost an anchor.
— Mushroom anchor.
— Must anchor.
— No anchor left.
— Only one anchor left.
— Patent anchor.
— Parted from her anchor.
— Parted in the night.
— Port anchor.
Sea anchor, or. Floating anchor Eic
— Send an anchor and cable off immedi-
ately (indicate if more than one).
— Sending, Sent an anchor and cable.
— Shall anchor in the bay.
—Shall I anchor?
— Sheet anchor.
— Sight your anchor. Make sure your
anchor is clear.
— Small bower anchor.
— Spare anchor.
— Starboard anchor.
Stow anchor, or. Anchor is stowed. ehj
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Part II.
ANCHOR— ANNUL.
EJV
EJW
EJX
EJY
EJZ
EKA
EKB
EKC
EKD
EKE
EKG
EKH
EKI
EKJ
EKL
EKM
EKN
EKO
EKP
EKQ
EKR
EKS
EKT
EKIT
EKV
EKW
EKX
EKY
EKZ
Anchoe — Continued.
— Stream, or, Small anchor {weight in
cwts., if necessary) .
— Tell them to recover my anchor.
The light-ship at — is not at anchor on
her station, or, Light-ship at :— is out
of position qe
— Tripped her anchor.
— Unable to weigh — anchor.
— Vessel indicated is at anchor (is anchor-
ing).
— Vessel indicated parted from her anchor.
Want an anchor tc
Want an anchor and cable yd
— Water is too deep to anchor.
— We had better anchor.
— When anchored.
— When do you intend to anchor?
— When shall we anchor?
— Where do you intend to anchor?
— Where shall we anchor?
— Why. do you anchor?
— Will you assist me (or vessel indicated)
in laying-out an anchor?
-^Will you pick up my anchor for me?.
— You may come to an anchor.
— You will overlay my anchor.
Anchorage. (See also Berth and Har-
bor.)
Am acquainted with the anchorage -Dgx
Am not acquainted with anchorage -DH a
Anchorage, or, Harbor is good enough
with wind from — ■ ox
Anchorage, or, Harbor is indiflferent-OY
Anchorage, or, Harbor is safe with all
winds oz
— Any anchorage in the bay?
Are you acquainted with the anchorage
(place, or, channel)? dhc
— Bad an^'horage.
Best berth, (or, anchorage) bears from
me -...EP
Best anchorage is in • — fathoms ov
Calls the attention of vessels coming
into the anchorage on the bearing
(from the person signaling) pointed
out by compass signal dp
Calls the attention of vessels leaving
the anchorage on the bearing (from
the person signaling) pointed out by
compass signal dq
— Can, or, will you point out (or, take me
to) a good anchorage?
— Change your anchorage.
Do not attempt to make the anchorage
(or, harbor) Fw
— Do not know the anchorage (or, harbor).
Do not risk an anchorage unless you
have very good ground tackle px
— Do you Imow of any anchorage (or,
harbor)?
-Do you know the anchorage (or, harbor)?
Good anchorage odu
-Good bottom for anchorage.
How does the anchorage (or, harbor)
bear? __. pa.
-I do not know the anchorage (or,
harbor).
-I have (or vessel indicated has) knowl-
edge of the anchorage.
ELA
ELB
ELC
ELD
ELF
ELG
ELH
ELI
ELJ
ELK
ELM
ELN
ELO
ELP
ELQ
ELE
ELS
ELT
ELU
ELV
ELW
ELX
ELY
ELZ
EMA
EMB
EMC
EMD
EMP
EMG
EMH
EMI
EMJ
Anchorage — Continued.
I shall make for the anchorage (or, — )
with all despatch jt
— I shall try the anchorage.
— Is it a difficult anchorage to get away
from?
Is the anchorage (or, my anchorage)
safe with all winds (specify which
wind, if necessary)"! _.pb
It is not very safe where you are an-
chored EIX
— Lose no time in getting to the an-
chorage.
— Safe anchorage.
— Shall we get to the anchorage to-night?
Unsafe anchorage - pe
— Unsafe to remain at anchorage — until — .
— We are to leeward of the anchorage.
— We are to windward of the anchorage.
Anchovy
-CMD
-SVW
And.
And the
— And they.
In and out
— You and I (or, me).
Anemometer. Wind gauge.
Aneroid barometer.
Aneurism.
Angek-ry-ily.
Angle. Angleways.
— Angle iron.
— Beveled to an angle of — i
— Helm angle.
Angular-ly.
Animal.
Anna. (Coin)
Annex -ed-ing-ation.
Annihilate-d-ing-ion.
Anniversary.
Announce-d-ment.
Annoy-ed-ing-ance.
Annual-ly.
Annuity.
Annul-led-linq.
— Annul present formation.
— Annul the hoist indicated by numeral
signal.
Annul the last hoist ; I will repeat it. VE
-Annul the last signal. The last signal
is annulled.
Annul the whole signal vp
-ASX
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155
ANOTHER— ANY.
EMK
BML
EMN
EMO
EMP
EMQ
EMR
EMS
EMT
EMU
EMV
EMW
EMX
EMY
EMZ
ENA
ENB
ENC
END
ENP
ENG
ENH
ENI
ENJ
ENK
ENL
ENM
ENO
ENP
ENQ
ENB
ENS
ENT
ENU
ENV
ENW
ENX
ENY
ENZ
EOA
Another.
— Another time.
Let go another anchor ke
Should like to have another compari-
son GV
Want another tug [indicate if more
than one)- yte
Answer-ed-ing. To answer. (See also
Reply. )
Acknowledge, or, Answer my signa^or,
message) dgo
— Answer. {A reply.)
Answered afBirmatively dpq
Answered by telegraph wq
— Answerable.
— Answered, or, Replied by telegraph.
— Answer the purpose.
— Answered negatively.
— Answering pennant (when spoken of).
— Be very careful in your answer.
— Can you await answer (or, reply) 1
— Forward answer by telegraph to signal
station at — .
— He (or vessel indicated) has not had an
answer.
— How long ought I to be getting an an-
swer from — 1
— I am waiting for your answer.
— I must decline answering.
— I think something might be got to an-
swer the purpose.
— I will answer presently.
In answer — to - --URP
— Is answer suitable (or, suflBcient) ?
— It will not answer. It is not suitable.
— Must give, or. Gives an evasive answer.
— Not answered. No reply.
— Pferhaps it might be made to answer.
— Received an answer.
— Send an answer (or, reply).
— Shall, or. Will answer (or, be answered).
Signal is answered vk
— Signal is not answered.
— Tell my owner ship answers remarkably
well.
Wait foranswer(or, reply) tx
—What answer (or, reply) ?
What was the answer (or, reply)? ty
— When do you expect an answer ?
Will await answer (or,reply) tz
— Will it answer the purpose ?
—Will not answer her helm.
Will you await answer (or, reply)?- - -UA
— You can communicate with — and get
an answer in — .
— You can get an answer in — .
Ant.
Antarctic.
Ante-meridian, or, A. M.
-EDU
Anthracite coal.
Anticipate-d-ing-ion.
Anti-fotjling composition.
Antimony.
EOB
EOC
EOD
EOF
EOG
EOH
EOT
EOJ
EOK
EOL
EOM
EON
EOF
EOQ
EOR
EOS
EOT
EOU
EOV
EOW
EOX
EOY
EOZ
EPA
EPB
EPC
EPD
EPF
EPG
EPH
EPI
EPJ
EPK
EPL
EPM
EPN
EPO
EPQ
Anti-pyrine.
Anti-scorbutic.
Antiseptic.
Anvil.
Anxious-ly-iety— to (for, or, about).
Am anxious for you to — .
— Anxious to hear of (or, from) — .
Need be under no anxiety about — .
Undfer no anxiety to (for, or, about) — .
Very anxious — about — daj
Any.
Any alteration (or, change) ? ..eca
Any alteration in the position of the
armies? eby
Any alteration in the position of the
fleet (or, squadron) ? ebz
Any anchorage in the bay ? ekq
— Any arrival from ?
Any bones broken? OYS
— Any cases of fever on board (or, at — ) ?
— Any casualties?
— Any chance of war ?
— Any commands ?
— Any day — after — .
Any deception kpg
— Any doubt.
— Any extras ?
— Any farther.
— Any fees (or, charges) ?
— Any fighting at ?
— Any forts ?
— Any freight offering ?
Any letters (or, despatches) on board ?
KWX
— Any letters (or, papers) for me (or per-
son indicated)''.
Any letters (or, papers) from — ? Jl
— Any longer.
— Any missing ?
— Any mistake ?
— Any more ?
— Any necessity for — ?
— Any news — of — ?
-^Any news of my family ?
— Any news of the — mail ?
— Any opposition— to (or, from — ) ?
— Any other.
Any person. Anybody epq
— Any person (anyone) on board.
— Any rate.
— Any sick on board ?
Any sickness at — ?- UT
— Anybody. Any person.
Anyone (see epz)
Anything (see eqd)
Anywhere (seeEQR)
Are, or. Is there— any ? bep
Are there any alterations in the lights
(or, marks)? ecb
Are there any lights (or, land-
marks)? QEA
Are there any men-of-war about? ---Sa
Are there any orders? stl
At any time XTI
Can I get any—? nyi
Can, or. Will you take any—? XJE
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Part II.
ANY— APPEAR.
Any — Continued.
Anything— Continued.
Can not be got oflE (or, afloat) by any
Have you seen (or, heard) anything of
means now available OD
my (or, the) boat? pb
Did you do any business? hnx
EQO
— I decline having anything further to do
Do not have any communications
(or, say) in the matter.
with— --HV
Is anything the matter? Has any acci-
Do not make any alterations — until —
ECO
dent happened? bk
EQP
— Is there anything to bring me up?
Do not show a light on any account- -QV
Hadanyletters(or",despatches)arrived —
EQR
Anywhere.
at? JM
EQS
— Anywhere else.
EPR
— Have you (or person indicated) any — ?
Do you, or. Does— (vessel indicated) call
Have you any combustibles on board ? . ho
anywhere (or, at — )? hw
Have you any message (telegram, orders,
EQT
—Have you called anywhere (or, at—)?
— I shall not touch (or, call) anywhere (or,
or, communication) for me? _ -IB
EQU
Have you any rockets? uze
at—)..
Have you had any births ? GLH
Have you had any sickness on board?
EQV
Apart.
WBA
Have you received any orders^-
EQW
Apartments.
from — ? STT
EQX
Apeak.
I can not stop to have any communica-
tion IF
—If you have any doubt.
EPS
EQY
Aperient.
Is, or, Are there any? bep
Is there any advantage to be gained ? . dnt
EQZ
Aperture.
Is there any alteration in the market?
ERA
— Screw aperture. Screw well.
EON
Is there any alterationinthemarks?-ECM
ERB
Apologize-d-ing. Apology.
Is there any danger — ^in — (of, or.
from)? GA
ERC
Apoplexy-ectic.
Is there any naval news? sem
Is there any opportunity?- SRX
ERD
Apparatus.
Is there any risk? uyb
ERF
— Apparatus for casting oil on the sea to
Is there any shelter? VWL
quiet it.
EPT
— Not any. None.
ERG
— Diving apparatus.
EPU
— Of any use.
ERH
— Life-saving (Mocket) apparatus.
EPV
— Scarcely any.
Life-saving apparatus (Rocket) Station,
EPW
— Were there any?
WRP
EPX
—Will it be of any usef
ERI
— Photographic apparatus.
EPY
— Will there be any?
ERJ
— Rocket (Life-saving) apparatus coming.
ERK
— Sounding apparatus.
Anybody. Any person epq
Thomson's (Kelvin) patent sounding
apparatus teg
EPZ
Anyone.
EQA
— Anyone else.
ERL
Apparent-ly.
EQB
— Anyone hurt (or, wounded).
ERM
— Apparent time.
Anyone on board epm
ERN
—Apparently favorable-y.
Can you supply me with anyone to take
ERO
— Apparently shoal water to the — .
charge (or, act) as engineer? eh
Have you anyone that can work at a
ERP
Appeal-ed-ing. To appeal.
forge? -- NLE
Crew have appealed to the authorities.
EQC
— Is, or. Was there anyone on board?
FNE
Is anyone wounded (or, hurt)? eqb '
ERQ
— Have, or. Has appealed.
Not anyone Siu
ER8
— No use appealing.
ERT
—Shall, or. Will appeal.
EQD
Anything.
Almost anything may be got EiB
ERU
Appear-ed-ing-ance.
EOF
— Anything belonging to — .
Affairs appear more settled DOZ
EQG
— Anything else?
ERV
—Appear-ed-ing-ance favorable.
EQH
—Anything extra?
Appearances are threatening. Be on
EQI
—Any thing for me (or person indicated)'!
your guard-- FN
EQJ
—Anything further?
Buoy, or, Mark does not appear to be in
EQK
— Anything in sight?
its proper position hmg
EQL
— Anything of (or, from) — ?
ERW
— Do, or, Does not like the appearance of.
EQM
—Anything to (or, for) — ?
ERX
—Does not appear.
EQN
— Anything to send?
ERY
—Does, or. Did it appear?
Anything wrong with the engines, - -RD
ERZ
— Every appearance of foul weather.
Do not leave anything unsettled. --Qkr
ESA
—Has, or. Have the appearance of.
Have you anything for sale? vfl
ESB
—It appears.
Have you anything to report? URS
ESC
— No appearance of.
Part II.
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157
APPEAR— ARE.
BSD
ESF
ESG
ESH
ESI
ESJ
ESK
ESL
ESM
ESN
ESO
ESP
ESQ
ESR
EST
ESU
ESV
ESW
ESX
ESY
ESZ
ETA
ETB
ETC
ETD
ETF
ETG
ETH
ETI
ETJ
ETK
ETL
ETM
ETN
ETO
ETP
ETQ
ETR
ETS
ETU
ETV
ETW
ETX
ETY
Appeae — Continued.
— Should it appear.
— The appearance is not satisfactory.
— The appearance is satisfactory.
Vessel indicated appears in distress. NX
— Vessel indicated (hearing, if necessary)
appears to be — .
What state does the battery appear to
be in? -- fyv
Wind appears to be steady zfh
Appetite. Appetize-ing.
Apple.
Appliance.
Life-saving appliance.
Applicant.
Apply-ied-inq — to (or, for).
— Application.
Porward-ed-ing application to (or, for).
— Have applied (or, spoken) to—?
— Have you applied [or, spoken) to — ?
— Shall apply {or, speak) to.
— Will you apply {or, speak) to?
Appoint-ed-ing-ment — TO {nomination) .
— Appointment is made.
— Have, or, has an appointment.
— Is the appointment settled?
— Make an appointment for — .
— Shall appoint — .
— The appointment has not taken place.
— Time appointed.
— Will appoint.
— Will you appoint?
Apprehend-ed-ing.
Apprehended [arrested) by the police,
TNW
— Apprehension-ive.
— Do, or. Does not apprehend.
— Do you (he, or, they) apprehend?
Apprentice-d-ing-ship.
Approach-bd-ing-able. (See also Close. )
Approaching land Qdm
— Can not approach. _ .
— Do not approach the coast, because it is
mined.
— Do not approach too near.
—Meteorological OflQce {or, Weather Bu-
reau) reports depression approaching,
from the —
—Meteorological Office {or. Weather Bu-
reau) reports gale approaching from
the —
Pilot boat is approaching you dni
Appropriate-d-ing-ly.
APPROVE-BATION — OF.
— Approved.
— Do you approve — of?
— Not approved of.
Approximate-Ly.
— Approximation.
ETZ
EUA
EUB
EUC
EUD
EUF
EUG
EUH
EUI
EUJ
EUK
EUL
-CZJ
April.
About April the — . .
Beginning of April.
End of April.
•Next April.
Arab-ian-ic.
Apron.
Arbitrate-d-ing-or-ion.
Court of Arbitration k ab
Arc.
— Arc light.
Archbishop, or, Bishop.
Archine {Russian measure of length), ayth
Archine (Turkish measure of length)- aw 3
Archipelago.
Arctic.
Antarctic enw
Aedeb (msasure of capacity) ayl
Are. (Square or surface measure). -A.xj
Are-—' bej
Are, Am, or. Is able to CYP
Are, Am, or. Is not beg
Are, Am, or, Is not able to cyg
Are, Am, or. Is not to be bfd
Are, Am, or. Is not to have bqd
Are, Am, or. Is to beh
Are, Am, or. Is to be ^ bpc
Are, Am, or. Is to blame gmf
Are, Am, or. Is to have bqc
Are, or. Is his (her-s, its) bek
Are, or, Is my (mine) bel
Are, or, Is our-s, or. Are we? bem
Are, or. Is the? - ben
Are, or. Is their-s, or. Are they? .-.beo
Are, or. Is there — any? bep
Are, or. Is with — ber
Are, or. Is you-r-s bes
Ai-e there? bep
Are there any orders? stl
Are these (or, those)? beq
Are they? beo
Al-e to BEH
Are to be bpc
Are we (our-s)? --.bem
Are you-r-s? ---BES
Are you able to? cyh
He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) had {or, have) done {or, is, or,
are doing) bul
He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) had (has, or, have) not done (or,
is, or, are not doing) btjp
He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated)^a {or, are) for bur
'He, She, It {or persons or things indi-
cated) is (or, are) from bus
He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated)is (or, are) but
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ARE— ARMY.
Are — Continued.
He, She, It {or persons or things indi-
cated)is (or, are) able to buv
He, She, It {or persons or things indi-
cated) is {or, are) not buw
He, She, It {or persons or things indi-
cated) is {or, are) not able to Bux
How are they? bxh
How are you? .- bxi
How is {or, are) he (she, it, or persons
or things indicated) ? BXO
If he (she, it, or persons or things in-
dicated) is {or, are) byl
If he (she, it, or persons or things in-
dicated) is (or, are) able to btm
If he (she, it, or persons or things in-
dicated) is (or, are) not btn
If he (she, it, or persons or things in-
dicated) is (or, are) not able to bto
If they are --Caf
If they are not Cag
If we are -Cax
If we are not cay
If you are cbq
If you are not cbk
If, or, Are, he (she, it, or persons or
things indicated) ? bvy
Is, or. Are his (her-s, it-s) bek
I There are (or, is) cmg
There are (or, is) not cmh
They are for cnm
They are from bet
They are .' beu
They are not -.- bev
We are 1-.bew
We are not - --BEX
What, or. Which are (or, is)? cpw
What, or, Which are (or, is) you-r-s?-CPY
What, or, Which is {or, are) he (she, it,
or persons or things indicated)'! .cpx
When are {or, is)? CQw
When are we? CQX
When are you? ...cqy
When he (she, it, or persons or things
indicated) is {or, are) l.. crj
When is (or. are) he (she, it, or persons
or things indicated) t CRN
When they are csi
When we are CSL
When you are Osn
Where am I (or, are we)? csq
Where are (or, is)? CSR
Where are they?. cst
Where are you bound? sh
Where are you from? si
Where are you going? csu
Where he (she, it, or persons or things
indicated) is (or, are).- ctd
Where I am (or, we are) ctg
Where is {or, are) he (she, it, or persons
or things indicated)"). cth
Where they are cua
Where we are {or. lam) ctg
Where you are cup
Who are (or, is)? cui
Why are {or, is)? -__, cuz
Why are you? ' ova
Why are you not? .cvb
You are bey
You are not bez
EUM
EUN
EUO
EUP
EUQ
EUR
EUS
EUT
EUV
EUW
EUX
BUY
EUZ
EVA
EVB
EVO
EVD
EVP
EVG
EVH
EVI
EVJ
EVK
EVL
EVM
EVN
EVO
EVP
EVQ
EVR
EVS
EVT
EVU
EVW
EVX
EVY
EVZ
EWA
EWB
EWC
EWD
BWF
EWG
EWH
EWI
EWJ
EWK
Area, or, Surface.
Argentina. Argentina Colors.
Argentino. (Coin.) asy
Argue-d-ing-ment.
Arise-n-ing. Arose.
Arm-ed-ing. To arm.
— Arms (weapons).
—Arm boats.
— Arm chest.
Arm the lead - qjg
— Armed men not allowed to land.
— Armed merchant ship.
— Armed with — .
Fire-arms mzy
— ^How are you armed ?
How is she armed ?
I have no arms.
Not armed. Unarmed _ygj
Man and arm boats gtv
Send an armed boat guk
— She is armed. They axe armed.
— Small-arm men.
— Small arms (mustets, etc.).
— Small-arm magazine.
— With arms.
Without arms. Unarmed ygj
Arm. {Limb) .
— Arm broken.
—Arm dislocated,
— Left arm.
—Right arm.
Yard arm zkp
-YS
Armament.
Armature.
Armistice.
Armistice has been arranged.
— Is an armistice probable ?
Armor-ed.
— Armor belt.
—Armor-clad. Iron-clad.
— Armor-plate-d-ing.
— Armored cable.
— Armored cruiser.
—Armored deck.
— Armored ship.
— Armored train.
Armorer.
Army.
Any alteration in the position of the
armies?.- eby
Army is advancing.- dna
— Army is retreating.
— Army List.
— Army Service Corps.
— By, or. With the army.
■ — Captain in the army.
— Colonel.
— Commander-in-Chief.
—General.
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159
ARMY— ARTICLES OF AGREEMENT.
EWL
EWM
EWN
EWO
EWP
EWQ
EWR
EWS
EWT
EWU
EWV
EWX
EY/Y
EWZ
EXA
EXB
EXC
EXD
EXF
EXG
EXH
EXI
EXJ
EXK
EXL
EXM
EXN
EXO
EXP
EXQ
BXR
EXS
EXT
EXU
EXV
EXW
EXY
EXZ
EYA
EYB
EYC
EYD
EYE
EYG
EYH
EYI
Army — Continued.
— Lieutenant in the army.
— Major.
— Of, or. From the army.
—To, or, For the army.
— Where is tlie — army ?
Arose. Arise-n-inq
...EUP
Around.
Arrack.
Arranqe-d-inq. To arrahge — to (or,
FOR) . (See also Settle. )
Amicably arranged (or, settled) efg
Armistice has been arranged TS
— Arrange-d-ing mails.
— Arrange-d-ing to receive (or, for recep-
tion of).
— Arrangement.
-^Arrangements completed.
— Can it be arranged 1
— Can the difference be arranged ?
— Has arrangement been made ?
— I can arrange it.
— I leave it to your arrangement.
— Is all settled (or, arranged) ?
— Is everything arranged — for ?
— It was arranged that I should.
— It was arranged that I should not.
— Make-ing, Made arrangement — to — (or,
for—).
— No arrangement — to — (or, for).
— Unable to arrange.
— What are the time arrangements for — ?
— What arrangements to {or, for — ) ?
Arrear.
Ajirest-ed-ing.
Arrested (apprehended) by the police,
TNW
— Has been arrested.
— Has not been arrested.
— Under arrest.
Arrive-d-ino— AT. To arrive.
After, or. On arrival of— (or, at— )-DRE
An express has arrived from — - - - mph
Any arrivals from — ? bom
— Arrival.
— Arrived at destination.
— Arrived during the day.
— Arrived during the night.
— Arrived safely.
Await my arrival at — - epa
Await the arrival of— ppc
— Before arrival — of (or, at).
— Can you await arrival of — ?
-Despatches arrived.
Do you wish your arrival reported ?
— Due to arrive — at.
— Expect to arrive.
Had any letters (or, despatches) arrived
— at? ™
—Had the mail arrived when you left ?
— Has arrived off.
—Has he (she, or, it) arrived — at ?
Has the mail arrived — (from — . if nec-
essary) ? - 'i^
EYJ
EYK
EYL
EYM
EYN
EYO
BYP
EYQ
EYR
EYS
EYT
EYU
EYV
EYW
Arrive— CoMimwed.
—Have you heard of the arrival of — ?
-I (or vessel in question or now indicated)
arrived.
-I shall await their arrival (or, the arrival
of — ).
-Important intelligence has arrived.
— Large arrivals of — .
Mail arrived — on the — (date indicated),
RFC
Mails have (or, had) arrived from —
■ (datesupto — ) RFG
Mail has or, had) not arrived from —
(place indicated) RFI
Mail steamer arrives-d at — Rpl
— Not arrived.
On, or. After arrival — of — {or, at — )
DRE
Orders have not arrived yet — for — .suk
Reinforcements constantly arriving -UOM
Report my arrival (or, arrival of — ) .use
—Shall I await your arrival?
— Shall you await her arrival {or, the ar-
rival of — )?
■She (or vessel indicated) had (or, has)
arrived.
— She (or vessel indicated) had (or, has) not
arrived.
Telegraphic dispatches arrived from —
JX
-Very few arrivals.
Vessels just arrived, show your ensigns,
DY
Vessels just arrived, show your numbers
(or, distinguishing signals) dx
Wait for arrival— of ppc
-When did he (she, it, or vessel indicated)
arrive?
— When did you arrive?
When does the — mail arrive? rpz
When ought the next mail to arrive?
RGA
— Will arrive — at.
Will you await her arrival {or, the arri
valof — )? EYQ
Your orders have not arrived yet .-SVA
Arroba. (Measure of capacity) AYM
Arroba. {Measure of weight) azy
EYX Arrow.
EYZ
EZA
EZB
EZC
EZD
EZP
EZG
EZH
EZI
EZJ
Arrowroot.
Arsenal.
Aesenic-al.
Artery-eeial.
Article. (Object.)
— Article indicated can be supplied, but it
will require fitting
— Article indicated may be had at — (place
indicated) .
— Send the following articles.
— The following articles.
Articles of Agreement dug
— Send ship's articles.
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Part II.
ARTICLES OF AGREEMENT— ASK.
Articles op Agreement — Continued.
FBZ
Ascend-ed-ing.
EZK
— Ship's articles (or, papers) .
EZL
— Signed articles.
PGA
Ascertain-ed-ing.
EZM
—Termination of articles.
FOB
— Ascertain what.
PCD
— Ascertain when. ^
FCE
— Can you ascertain?
EZN
Artipice-ial-ly.
FCG
— Can not ascertain.
EZO
— Artificial horizon.
FCH
— Could it not be ascertained?
Damage not ascertained kiy
EZP
Artificer.
FCI
— Did you ascertain?
EZQ
— Artificer diver.
PCJ
— Endeavor-ed-ing to ascertain.
EZR
—Engine-room artificer.
FCK
— Have you ascertained?
EZS
— Skilled artificer.
FCL
— It has been ascertained.
BZT
— What artificers have you?
Passed a wreck (dafe, latitude, and longi-
tude, if rkcessary) but was unable to
EZU
Artillery-ist-man.
ascertain whether any people were on
EZV
— Artillery has been landed.
board zw
EZW
— Artillery, or, Ordnance stores.
PCM
— Shall, or. Will ascertain.
EZX
— In want of artillery.
FCN
— When it is ascertained.
EZY
— No want of artillery.
FCO
ASCRIBE-D-ING. TO ASCRIBE.
FAB
As.
POP
—What do you ascribe it to ?
PAC
— As a matter of course.
FAD
— As close as.
FCQ
Ash. [Wood.)
FAE
— As convenient.
FAG
— As far as.
FOR
Ash. Cinder.
FAH
—As fast as.
PCS
— Ash pit.
FAI
— As fast as possible.
FCT
— Ash shoot.
FAJ
— As follows.
FAK
— As he (she, it, his, her-s, it-s).
FCU
Ashamed.
FAL
— As he is.
FCV
— Ought to be ashamed.
FAM
— As I (my, mine).
FAN
— As it happens.
PCW
Ashore. (See also Shore and Aground. )
FAO
— As it is.
Am on shore, likely to break up ; require
FAP
FAQ
— As it is not.
— As it may.
PCX
immediate assistance .-Ca
— Are you going ashore?
PAR
—As it was.
Do not send boats ashore after dark.GST
PAS
— As it was not.
I am h stranger here ; will you let me
FAU
— As it will be.
go ashore with you? och
As little as qvu
FCY
— Let him bring ashore (on shore).
FAV
— ^As long as.
FCZ
—Send ashore — to .(or, for) — .
PAW
— As many as.
Send thp letter bag on shore (or to vessel
FAX
— As many as convenient.
indicated) psn
PAY
— As many (or, much) as possible.
The ship's bags are sent ashore fso
FAZ
— As much as.
Vessel (or vessel indicated) ashore near
FBA
— As much as can be taken.
(or, on)— CH
FBC
— As near as.
FBD
— As often as.
FDA
Asia-tic.
FBE
— As quick as.
PBG
— ^As quick as possible.
PDB
Aside.
FBH
— As requested.
FBI
— As Requisite.
FDC
Ask— for-. To ask. (See also Request. )
FBJ
— As slow as possible.
Asked-ing pdm
FBK
— As soon as.
PDF
— Ask permission.
As soon as alongside ..eav
Ask stranger (or vessel indicated) if he
FBL
— As soon as convenient.
will communicate ht
FBM
— As soon as it is dark.
FDG
—Ask— (person or vessel indicated) not
FBN
— As soon as it is dusk.
to—.
PBO
— As soon as possible.
FDH
— Ask— (persoji or vessel indicated) to — .
As soon as she is off (or, afloat) dpw
PDI
— Ask him if.
FBP
— As soon as-the flood tide makes.
PDJ
— Ask the.
FBQ
— As soon as there is a breeze.
PDK
— Ask you not to.
PBR
— As they (their-s) .
FDL
—Ask you to.
PBS
— As to.
PDM
— Asked-ing.
FBT
— As usual.
Ashs name of ship (or, signal station) in
FBU
— As we (our-s).
sight VG
PBV
— As well as.
Asks precise time of high water, and
PBW
— As you-r-s.
minimum depth at that time XE
FBX
—As you please.
Note. — Reply will be :
1. By an hour signal (see page 58).
FBY
Asbestos.
2. By a numeral signal denoting feet.
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161
ASK— ASSIST.
FDN
FDO
FDP
FDQ
FDR
FDS
FDT
FDU
FDV
FDW
FDX
FDY
FDZ
FEA
FEB
FEC
FED
FEG
FEH
FEI
FEJ
FEE
FEL
FEM
FEN
FEO
FEP
FEQ
FER
PET
FEU
PEV
FEW
Ask — Continued .
— Better not ask the reason.
— Hail the strange vessel, and ask-
— Have, or, Has not asked.
—Shall, or, "Will ask.
— Unable to ask.
— Will you ask ?
Asleep. {See also Sleep.)
ASSASSIN-ATE-ION.
— An attempt to assassinate.
Assassinated (or murdered)-
-if— .
AssAULT-ED-iNG. To ASSAULT. (See also
Attack. )
Assault did not sncceed.
— Commit-ted-ting an assault.
ASSEMBLE-D-ING.
About to assemble dae
Assemble alongside eaw
—Assembled on the.
Boats to assemble .--QSe
Convoy will assemble at port {or place
indicated) JtlO
— Have, or. Has assembled.
— Shall, or. Will assemble.
Should you part, endeavor to beach your
vessel where people are assembled {or
as pointed out by Compass Signal
FROM you) ..FZU
— Was. or. Were assembled.
—When they assemble. ^
Assembly.
— Assembly,Congress,Parliament(oroifee}-
legislative body) adjourns {or, ad-
journed) on the — .
— Assembly,Congress,Pa,rliament(or'oi^er
legislative body) is dissolved.
Assembly, Congress, Parliament (or oiTier
legislative body) met {or, meets) on
the — - JPB
— House of Assembly.
ASSENT-ED-ING.
Yes, or, Affirmative.
c, or. Code Flag over c
ASSERT-ED-ING. ASSERTION.
— Have, or, Has asserted.
— It is asserted.
ASSESS-ED-ING-MENT.
— Damages are assessed at — .
Assessor.
Assets.
assign-ing-ment.
Cause, or. Reason must be assigned.iPO
The cause {or, reason) assigned, is --IFT
The cause {or, reason) assigned is suf-
ficient -iFtJ
Assignee.
FEX
FEY
FEZ
FGA
FGB
FGC
FGD
FGE
FGH
FGI
FGJ
FGK
FGL
ASSIST-ANCE.
Aground; want immediate assistance,
NA
Am drifting: want assistance cm
Am on shore, likely to break up; re-
quire immediate assistance ca
— Assist — {vessel indicated).
—Assistance was refused.
Assistant .-- --FGY
Boat is coming to your assistance ...et
— Can assist.
—Can be assisted {or, helped).
— Can I assist ?
Can I procure any assistance in the way
of — ? CN
— Can you assist 1
Can you assist — {vessel indicated)"! — co
Can not assist CP
Could not render assistance CQ
Damage, or. Defects can not be repaired
without assistance bg
Do not require assistance {or, further
assistance) ck
Do the best you can for yourselves, no
assistance can be given ex
Do you require any assistance {or, help)
of— {or, from—)? cs
Do you require further assistance ?--CT
Do you require immediate assistance?
ou
-Every assistance will be given.
Fire, or, Leak; want immediate assist-
ance 1...NH
-Give every assistance to — .
I am aground; send what immediate
assistance you can ^•..ce
■ I am attacked ; want assistance. Help ;
I am attacked nj
I can not assist (help) you OTX
I can not take you in tow, but will
report you at — and send immediate
assistance. xyq
I require assistance from Lloyd's agent,'
cv
I shall get off {or, afloat) with assist-
ance DPT
I want assistance; please remain by
me - NR
-I will assist you {or vessel in distress).
-If I have not assistance.
In distress; want assistance ns
In distress ; want immediate assistance a
NC
-Is — {vessel indicated) likely to assist
{or, supply) me ?
Lighthouse, or. Light-ship at — wants
immediate assistance - cw
Light-ship, or. Lighthouse at — wants
immediate assistance cw
May be got off {or, afloat) if prompt
assistance be given cg
May be got off {or, afloat) without
assistance dpz
-Medical assistance wanted ; want a sur-
geon.
Mutiny ; want assistance yp
No assistance can be rendered ; do the
best you can for yourselves ex
a See Distress Signals, page 7.
76564—09 11
162
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Part II.
ASSIST— AT.
.
Assist — Continued.
Astern — Continued.
FGM
— OfiEered assistance, but they declined.
FHG
—Astern of the.
Passed a wreck (date, latitude and
Convoy is astern .-
—JUL
longitude to follow, if necessary) but
Convoy to keep astern of leader {or, \
couldnotrender any assistance ; people
escort) 1_-
IW
still on board--- --_ zv
FHI
— Drop astern — of.
Render all the assistance possible to -CY
FHJ
— Farther astern of.
Require help (or, assistance) of (or,
Go astern _-
LJ
from) cz
Go astern. Heave all aback
LP
Rudder disabled ; will you assist me 1
Go astern easy. Easy astern -.-
LK
(into port indicated, if necessary) . .!>&.
Go astern full speed
LM
Send immediate assistance db
FHK
—Go astern of—.
FGN
— Send boat to assist.
Go astern of me
.--FHQ
Ship disabled ; will you tow me? [into
FHL
—Has fallen astern.
port indicated, if necessary) my
Heave all aUack Go astern
LP
FGO
—Should you require any assistance {or.
I will pass astern of you.
help)?
Code Flag
over z
FGP
— Surgeon, or, Doctor wants assistance.
FHM
— Keep farther astern.
The ice is so solid I can not break
FHN
— Keep right astern.
through ; sendhelp(or, assistance) -pcf
FHO
— Keep going astern.
Vessel indicated (or, in distress) wants
My engines are going astern.
immediate assistance.- -- nw
Code Flag
overv
FGQ
— Vessel indicated does not require further
FHP
— Next astern.
assistance.
FHQ
—Pass astern of me.
FGR
— Vessel indicated not likely to supply
FHR
—Stem way. ' Going astern.
{or, assist) you.
FHS
— Tow astern.
FGS
— Vessel indicated wants assistance.
Veer a boat astern
..GVB
Want a surgeon {or, doctor). Medical
•
Veer a breaker astern
— FZZ
assistance fgl
Veer a rope astern __ -
---VAC
Want assistance -_ ye
Want assistance ; mutiny yf
FHT
Astonish -ED-iNG-MENT.
Want immediate assistance. In dis-
FHU
— Am, Is, or. Are astonished.
tress a NC
FHV
— It is astonishing.
Want immediate medical assistance -YL
We are coming to your assistance. --DC
FHW
Asteonomy-ical-ly.
FGT
— What assistance do you require ? What
do you want ?
FHX
.AlBUNDER.
FGU
—Will assist.
Will you assist me {or vessel indicated) ?
FHY
Asylum.
DE
FH7,
— Lunatic asylum.
Will you assist me {or vessel indicated)
in laying out an anchor ? ekl
FIA
At. At the.
Will you go to the assistance of wreck
At all {or, every)
---DYI
(bearing to follow, if necessary) - - -zy
At all events---'
--DYH
FGV
— With assistance fire can be subdued.
At all times
---DYJ
With immediate assistance fire can be
At anchor
--EHN
extinguished ny
At any time
--.XTI
With some assistance I shall be able to
FIB
— At dawn. Daybreak. Dawn.
set things right df
At daylight. Daylight -
-.KNB
FGW
— With the assistance of.
FID
—At first.
FGX
—Without assistance.
FIE
FIG
FIH
—At home.
— At last.
—At least.
FGY
Assistant.
FIJ
FIK
FIL
—At midnight.
— At night.
— At no time.
FGZ
ASSOCIATE-D-ING-ION.
FIM
FIN
FIO
— At noon. Noon.
—At once. Now.
—At one.
FHA
ASSORT-ED-ING-MENT.
FIP
*-At, or, In station.
Assorted cargo hyv
PIQ
— At place specified.
At present. For the present —
...NHJ
FHR
Assume-d-in6-ption.
FIR
FIT
— At quarters.
— At random.
FHC
Assurance.
FIU
FIV
—At sea.
—At sunrise. Sunrise.
FHD
ASSURE-D-ING.
PIW
FIX
—At sunset. Sunset.
— At the extremity (or, end) of.
FHB
Astern— OF.
FIY
—At the landing place.
Afloat astern (aft) bw
FIZ
—At the latter end of—. The latter end— I
Astern easy lk
of.
a See Distress Signals, page 7.
Fart II.
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163
AT— ATTEST.
FJA
FJB
FJC
FJD
FJE
FJG
FJH
FJI
FJK
FJL
FJM
FJN
FJO
FJP
FJQ
FJR
FJS
FJT
FJU
Fjy
FJW
FJX
FJY
FJZ
FKA
FKB
FKO
FKD
FKB
FKG
FKH
FKI
FKJ
FKL
FKM
FKN
FKO
FKP
FKQ
At — Continued.
At the nearest landing place qdo
At the railway station uhe
— ;At the (or, that) time specified.
At this port..-,- -..toq
— ^At top of.
— At what time 1 At what hour ?
— Is at — the.
Not at all --.DYP
To be at cnq
Athwart.
— Athwart hawse.
—Athwart ship.
— Athwart the tide '(current, or, stream).
Atlantic.
— North Atlantic.
— South Atlantic.
Trans- Atlantic xzw
Atlas.
Atmosphere.
— Atidospheric disturbance.
— Atmospheric pressure.
Atrocious-ly-ness-ocitt .
Attach-ed-ing-ment.
Attach^).
Attack-ed-ing. To attack. (See also
Assault. )
— (An) Attack.
Coup-de-main -_ _jyx
False attack- msd
— Have, or. Has been attacked.
— Have you [or vessel indicated) been at-
tacked ?
I am attacked ; want assistance. Help ;
lam attacked... nj
— I attacked.
— I (or vessel indicated) have been at-
tacked — ^by.
Night attack -SID
— Serious attack.
—Shall I attack ?
— Slight attack.
Support my attack xfa
— To be attacked.
Torpedo attack xwo
— Wait for the attack.
— Will you attack ?
made an unsuccessful attack on — .
Attempt-ed-ing to. (See also Try. )
An attempt to assassinate pdv
— Attempted to put to sea.
Do not attempt landing in your own
boats EY
Do not attempt to make the anchorage
(or, harbor) rw
— Do not attempt without a pilot.
— Have, or. Has attempted.
— I (or vessel indicated) Taaie the attempt
but did not succeed.
—Make an (or, the) attempt.
—Shall attempt to get away.
—Shall I make another attempt 1
FKR
FKS
FKT
FKU
FKV
FKW
FKX
FKY
FKZ
FLA
FLB
FLO
FLD
FLE
FLG
FLH
FLI
FLJ
FLK
FLM
FLN
Attempt — Continued.
Shall I try (or, attempt) — to 1
The attempt is dangerous gi
Useless to attempt (or, try) — to.
When may the bar (or, entrance) be
attempted? - fwd
■Will attempt— to {or, try).
— ^Will you attempt to— (or, try) ?
— You may make an attempt (or, try).
Attend-ed-ing-ance. (To be present at.)
— Attend on board.
— Attend survey.
— Attendant.
Has been attended with no advantage,
Attend-ed-ing. (To pay attention.) (See
also Attention. )
Attend to signals. dg
— I will attend to your signal.
Attention-ive.
Attention is called to page — , paragraph
— , of the International Code-.-dh
N. B. — The page is to be shovm first, and
then the paragraph. This signal
should be employed only between ves-
sels iising the United States edition,
as otherwise the pages I'ef erred to will
not correspond.
Calls the attention of the first (or,
nearest) ship on the bearing (from the
person signaling) pointed out by com-
pass signal Di
Calls the attention of second ship, etc .dj
Calls the attention of third ship, etc.DK
CaZZs the attentionof fourth ship,etc-DL
Calls the attention of fifth ship, etc.DM
Calls the attention of sixth ship, etc.DN
Calls the attention of the shore signal
station on the bearing (from the per-
son signaling) pointed out by compass
signal DO
Calls the attention of vessel coming into
the anchorage on the bearing (from
the person signaling) pointed out by
compass signal dp
Calls the attention of vessel leaving the
anchorage on the .bearing (from the
person signaling) pointed out by com-
pass signal . .T)Q
Calls the attention of vessel whose dis-
tinguishing signal will immediately
follow DR
— For yoiir attention.
— Have, oi; Has paid particular atten-
tion — to.
— I am paying every attention.
■ Look out. Pay attention DS
— Pay attention to orders.
Pay attention to signal dg
— Pay attention to the helm.
— Pay no attention to.
Pay strict attention to signals during
the night dt
— Pay the greatest attention.
— You do (or, did) not pay attention — to.
Attest-ed-inq-ation.
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Part II.
ATTORNEY— AVOID.
FLO
FLP
FLQ
FLE
FLS
PLT
FLU
FLV
FLW
FLX
FLY
PLZ
FMA
FMB
FMC
FMD
PME
FMG
FMH
FMI
FMJ
FMK
FML
FMN
PMO
FMP
FMQ
FMB
FMS
FMT
PJtU
FMV
PMW
FMX
FMY
FMZ
FNA
FNB
FNC
PND
FNB
FNG
Attoeney. (Solicitor. )
— Power of attorney.
Attkact-ed-ion.
Have you any local attraction (devia-
tion) JHE
Attribute -d-ing-able.
Auction.
■Sales by auction.
— Sold by auction.
Audience. Audiblb-y.
audit-ed-ing.
Auditor.
Auger.
Augment-ed-ing-ation.
-CZK
August.
About August the — .
—Beginning of August.
—End of August.
— ^Next August.
Austi{alia-n.
— ^Australian meat.
Australian -"vine.
AuSTEiA-N. Austrian and Hungarian
Colors.
Bank of Austria run
AUSTRO-HUNGARIAN LlOYD'S.
Author.
Authority. (Delegated power.)
— Authority insufficient.
—Authority is [or, will be) questioned.
— Authority sufficient for the occasion.
. By what authority? What is your
authority? fmy
— Exceed-ed his {or, their) authority.
— Exercised his {or, their) authority.
Give authority {authorize) fns
— Have {or, has) no authority to — .
— Have you authority to — ?
I have authority from, or. Am author-
ized by — .
— I have no authority.
No authority — to — .
On the authority of — .
— What is your authority? By what
authority?
— Without authority. Unauthorized.
Authorities. {Persons in authority!)
— Authorities {or. Police authorities) have
interfered.
—Authorities must interfere.
— Authorities will not interfere.
Authorities will put an end to the
affair dpj
Civic authorities. Alderman dws
—Crew have appealed to the authorities.
— Dock authorities.
FNH
PNI
FNJ
FNK
FNL
FNM
FNO
FNP
PNQ
FNB
FNS
FNT
FNU
PNV
FNW
PNX
FNY
FNZ
POA
FOB
FOC
POD
FOE
FOG
POH
FOI
FOJ
POK
POL
POM
FON
POP
FOQ
FOR
POS
POT
FOU
Authorities — Continued.
— Dock -yard authorities.
— Harbor authorities.
— Inform harbor authorities.
— Legal authorities.
-Local authorities.
-Medical authorities
-Police authorities.
Police {or, other) authorities have ac-
quitted -- DHT
Police {or, other) authorities have de-
cided against the crew kdg
-Police {or, other) authorities have fined
■ %■
Police {or, other) authorities have inter-
fered . PNB
Police {or, other) authorities have taken
some of the crew out of the ship.KDH
—Police {or, other) authorities will not
give any redress.
— Port authorities.
AuTHORizE-D-iNG. {See also Authority. )
— Have you authorized?
Automatic-ally.
Autumn — of.
— Autumnal.
— Last autumn.
— Next autumn.
Auxiliary.
— Auxiliary engine.
— Auxiliary screw.
AVAIL-ED.
— Avail yourself of.
Available.
Can not be got off {or, afloat) by any
means now available od
I am sinking {or, on fire), send all avail-
able boats to save passengers and
crew NO
—I shall {or, will) avail myself of.
— If available.
— It is of no avail.
— It will not avail much.
No boat available fg
No doctor {or, surgeon) available ..wm
No interpreters available prp
No lighters available rb
— Send all available spars for — to.
There are no tugs available '..xz
Avast.
— Avast heaving.
Avenue.
Average. An average.
About the average czx
-An average number (or, quantity) of—.
Does not amount to an average of — .egj
-General average.
AVERSE-ION.
Aviso, or Despatch, vessel kwy
Avoid-ed-ing-able.
— Avoid, if possible.
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GENERAL VOCABULARY.
165
AVOID— BACK.
FOV
FOW
FOX
FOY
FOZ
FPA
FPB
FPC
FPD
FPE
FPG
FPH
FPI
FPJ
FPK
FPL
FPM
FPN
FPO
FPQ
Avoid — Contiivued.
— Avoid-ed-ing confusion.
—Can avoid {or, be avoided).
■Can not avoid {or, be avoided).
Unavoidable-ly
-YGK
Avoirdupois. ( Weight. )
AwAiT-BD-iNG. (See aZso Wait. ) To await.
— Await my arrival at — .
— Await otitside the inspection of the of&-
cials.
— ^Await the arrival of — .
— Awaiting coroner's inquest.
Can you await answer (or, reply)?. -EMV
Can you await arrival of — 1 eya
I have received orders for you to await
instructions from owners at — SQ
I shall await their arrivaUoj", the arrival
of — ) EYL
I will telegraph for your orders if you
will await reply sv
Keep off and on, and await instruc-
tions sx
Shall I await your arrival ? eyp
Will await answer {or, reply) tz
Will you await answer (or, reply) ?--TJA
Will you await her {or, the arrival
of—)? EYQ
Your orders will be awaiting you off —
{or, at — ) SVB
AwAKE-N-iNG. Awoke.
award-ed-inq.
Aware.
— Am, Is, or. Are aware — of.
— Am, Is, or. Are not aware — of.
— Are you aware ?
— I was not aware of it.
— Is he aware ?
— ^Not aware.
Awash.
Away.
Bring away hip
Carried away ico
Castaway --.ieb
Castaways iec
. Clear away itb
Could any vessel have got away after
you? OPC
Cutaway your masts kj
Cutaway khg
Do you think we could get away
from — ? XPZ
Doctor, or. Surgeon is away ljv
Funnel carried away ..nto
Go away obb.
Have, or. Has carried away ICQ
Heave away oi'z
Is it a difacult anchorage to get away
from ? ^^^
Is keeping away pvf
Is my berth a good one for gettmg away
from?...- GFW
Keep away pym
Keep more away pyw
Lower away .--- ebz
FPE
FPS
FPT
FPU
FPV
FPW
FPX
FPY
FPZ
FQA
FQB
FQC
FQD
FQE
FQG
FQH
FQI
FQJ
FQK
FQL
FQM
FQN
Away — Continued.
My sails are all blown away {or, split),
VEC
Open. Get farther away » mo
Ban, or, Runaway uho
Shall attempt to get away pkp
Slackaway wfq
The breeze will die away hop
You run away from me , vol
AwEiQH. {See also Weigh).
Are you, or. Is — {vessel indicated)
aweigh? zm
I am aweigh zn
— Vessel indicated is aweigh.
Awhile. While-st.
awkward-ly-ness.
Awning.
-Deck awnings.
— Furl awnings.
— Slope awnings.
— Spread awnings.
Awoke. Awake-n-ing ppe
Axe.
Pickaxe thr
AXIS-IAL.
Axle. Axletree.
azimuth-al.
— Azimuth compass.
— Azimuth table.
— Have you an azimuth compass?
— I have an azimuth compass.
— Variation by azimuth.
B. {Letter.) {For new method of
seepage 13.)
Back-ed-ing.
Back main topsail xwc
— Back the.
Back the anchor EHO
Ordered back sup
Put back ...uow
Put back damaged ..ucx
Send back -VPQ
— Was obliged to put back.
What is the cause of your putting back?
UDE
166
GENERAL VOCABULARY.
Part II.
BACKSTAY— BANK.
FQO
Backstay.
FSW
Bake-d-ing.
FQP
— Topmast backstay.
FSX
— Bakery. Bake house.
FQR
Backwakd-ly-ness.
FSY
Baker.
FQS
Bacon.
FSZ
FTA
Balance-d-ing.
— Balanced rudder.
FQT
Badly.
FQU
— A bad method.
Bale. (Measure of Capacity. )...
. — ayn
Bad accommodation dcn
FTB
—Bale of—.
Bad account -DEX
FTC
—Bales of cotton.
Bad anchorage ekr
FQV
—Bad berth.
FTD
Bat,e-d-ing-r. To bale out.
FQW
— Bad case.
»
FQX
—Bad chahce.
FTE
Ball.
FQY
— Bad coal.
Ball {dance)
— KJW
FQZ
— Bad condition.
FTG
— Ball cartridge.
FRA
— Bad conduct.
FTH
—Is there a time ball at — ?
FRB
—Bad example.
FTI
—Time ball.
FRO
—Bad fuel.
PTJ
— Time ball drops at — .
FRD
— Bad habit.
PTK
— When does time ball drop?
FRE
— Bad landing.
FRG
— Bad lookout.
FTL
Ballast-ed-ing.
FRH
— Bad news — of.
FTM
— Ballast can be got at.
FRI
— Bad order. In b^d order.
FTN
— Ballast, or, Cargo has shifted.
Bad weather __ zb
FTC
—Ballasted with — .
Bad weather isexpected -FP
FTP
— Can I obtain ballast at — ?
FRJ
— Badly done.
FTQ
— I am {or vessel indicated is) In ballast. |
FRK
— Badly stowed.
FTR
— Light in ballast.
FRL
—Badly, or, Seriously wounded.
FTS
— Must take in more ballast.
FRM
— Engines working badly.
FTU,
—Pig of ballast.
FRN
— He, She, or. It is very bad.
FTV
—Water ballast.
FRO
— In a bad way.
FTW
— Water ballast tank.
FRP
—In bad health.
FRQ
— Is he (she, or, it) bad?
FTX
Balloon.
FRS
— Markets are very bad (very low).
FTY
— Captive balloon.
FRT
—Not bad-ly.
FRU
—Very bad-ly.
Balsam op copaiba
JVO
FRV
— ^Very bad draught.
Friars Balsam
— -NRP
FRW
— Very bad weather.
FRX
— Work badly.
FTZ
Bamboo.
FRY
— Worked-ing very badly.
FUA
Band. {Music.)
FRZ
Badge.
FSA
— Badge of offlce.
FUB
Band-ed-ing.
FSB
Bapple-d-ing.
FUC
Bandage-d-ing.
FSC
— Baffling wind.
FUD
Bandit-tl
FSD
Bag.
FSE
— Bread bag. Biscuit bag.
FUE
Banish-ed-ing-ment.
FSG
— Carpet bag.
FSH
— Coal bag.
FUG
Banjo, or, Screw frame.
FSI
—Hand bag.
PSJ
— Mail bag. Letter bag.
FUH
Bank-ed-ing. To bank.
FSK
—Oil bag.
FUI
—Bank, or, Pile of — .
FSL
—Sand bag.
FUJ
— Bank up.
FSM
— Send bag for.
FUK
— Bank up fires.
FSN
— Send the letter bag on shore {w to vessel
Clouds are banking up
...IWA
indicated).
Keep your fires banked up
— PZT
FSO
— ^The ship's bags are sent ashore.
FSP
— Whkt is the number of mail bags you
FUL
Bank. {Office.)
have on board?
FUM
FUN
—Bank of Austria.
—Bank of England.
S^§
Baggage.
FUO
— Bank of France.
FSR
—Baggage port.
FUP
— Bank of Germany.
FST
Bail-ed-ing-able.
FUQ
FUR
—Bank of Italy,
—Bank of Russia.
FSU
Bailiff.
FUS
FUV
— Bank of Spain.
—Bank of Turkey.
FSV
Bait.
FUW
—Bank of — .
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167
BANK— BARRICADE.
FUX
FUY
FUZ
FVA
FVB
FVC
FVD
FVE
FVG
FVH
FVI
FVJ
FVK
FVL
FVM
FVN
FVO
FVP
FVQ
FVR
FVS
FVT
FVtJ
FVW
FVX
FVY
FVZ
FWA
FWB
FWC
FWD
FWB
Bank — Continued.
— Bank (name indicated) has suspended
payment.
Bank note, or, paper money asv
-Bank rate.
— ^Banker.
Savings bank-_- via
Bank. (Shoal. )
Along the bank of .eak
— Deepest water is nearest the bank (or-,
reef).
— I have had thick fog on the bank.
— On a sand bank.
— On the left bank of the river.*
— On the right bank of the river.*
*NoTE. — The left or the right hand bank
in descending the stream.
■Sand bank.
Stand nearer the bank (reef, shoal, or,
bar). FWA
The bank is encumbered by fishing
boats EP
— The bank vs^as clear of fog.
Bankrtjpt-cy.
Agent is bankrupt..- dsl
—Bankrupt, or. Failed.
—Bankruptcies, or. Failures.
— Have any bankruptcies taken place?
Banquet-ed-ing.
Baptize-d-ing-ism.
Bab (of a harbor, etc) .
— At — i^time specified) there will be — feet
water over the bar.
— Bar can not be crossed until — .
— Bar harbor.
Bar, or, Entrance is dangerous fq
Bar is impassable fr
Bar is impassable for boats on the ebb
tide -EQ
Bar is not dangerous la
— Bar, or, Entrance not safe except just
at slack water (or, at — , time indi-
cated).
— Bar, or, Sands shifted.
— Bar passable.
— Can I clear the bar?
—Can I cross the bar? Shall I be able to
get over the bar?
—On the bar.
—Stand nearer the shoal (bank, reef, or,
bar) .
—Vessel has struck on the bar.
—What are the leading marks for cross-
ing the bar?
What is the depth of water on the bar
(infeet)1 ^Q
—When may the bar (pr, entrance) be
attempted?
When will be the best time for crossing
the bar? xm
You will have water enough over the
bar (depth in feet to follow) vt
—You will not have water enough over
the bar (or, into the harbor) (depth in
feet to follow) .
FWG
FWH
FWI
PWJ
FWK
FWL
FWM
FWN
FWO
PWP
FWQ
PWR
FWS
FWT
FWU
FWV
FWX
PWY
FWZ
FXA
FXB
FXC
FXD
FXE
PXG
FXH
FXI
FXJ
FXK
PXL
FXM
FXN
FXO
FXP
FXQ
FXR
FXS
FXT
FXU
PXV
FXW
Bak. Baebbd-ing.
— Capstan b.ar.
— Crowbar.
—Eccentric bar broken.
— Fire, or. Furnace bar.
— Radius Tsars.
Barbek.
Barbette.
Bare-ness
— Barely.
— Bare poles.
— Barely possible.
Barely room to wear uzo
— Barely sufficient.
Barely time to save the mail ret
Running under bare poles - -.VCJ
— You have barely room.
Bargain-ed-ing. To bargain.
— Better bargain beforehand.
Barge.
— Bargeman.
Barilla.
-FXO
Bark. (See Barque)
Bark (of a tree).
Barley.
Barnacle.
Barometer.
Note. — For Barometer Table, seepageSQ.
Aneroid barometer elp
—How is the barometer? What is the
barometer doing ?
— I have not a barometer.
— The barometer has fallen very rapidly.
—The barometer is falling.
—The barometer is rising.
—The barometer is steady.
—The height of the barometer is —
—Watch the barometer.
What is the barometer doing? fxe
—What is the height of barometer ?
Barque.
— Barquentine.
— Pour-masted barque.
Barrack.
Barbel. (Measure of capacity) ayo
— Barrel of — .
— Barrel of flour.
— Barrel of oil.
Empty barrel — LXW
Powder barrel trj
Tar barrel -.xkq
Water barrel — -TVM
Barben-ness.
Barricade-d-ing. Barrier.
168
GENERAL, VOCABULARY.
Part n.
BARRICOE— BE.
FXY
FXZ
FYA
FYB
FYC
FYD
FYE
FYG
FYH
FYI
FYJ
FYK
FYL
FYM
PYN
PYO
FYP
FYQ
FYR
FYS
FYT
FYU
PYV
FYW
FYX
FYZ
FZA
FZB
FZC
FZD
FZE
FZG
FZH
FZI
FZJ
FZK
Baeeicoe. (Breaker or small cask.)
Veer a barricoe aste;:n.
Barrow.
Barter-bd-ing.
Base.
— Base of operations.
Basin. (See also Dock.)
Basis.
Basket.
Bathb-d-ing-r. Bath.
Batman. (Measure of Weight) bay
Batten-ed-ing.
— Batten-ed-ing down.
Rolling batten uzk
Batter-ed-ing. To batter.
Battery.
— Are there any batteries ?
Daniell's batteries klm
Electric batteries luq
Firing batteries nae
Le Clanche's batteries qlz
— Masked batteries.
— Mortar batteries.
— Range of batteries.
— Test batteries.
— The enemy is throwing up batteries.
— There are no batteries.
— Under the batteries.
— What state does the battery appear to
be in?
You are within range of the batteries
(or, of the guns) -- GO
Battle.
After the battle drl
— Battle ship. Line-of -battle ship.
— Before the battle.
— Indecisive battle between the — and —
(names indicated) .
— When was the battle fought ?
— Where was the battle fought ?
has won a great battle at — , with a
loss of killed and wounded reported
at — .
Baulk-ed-ing. Balk.
— Baulk of timber.
Bay. Bay of.
Any anchorage in the bay ?-. bkq
— In the bay of — .
Shall anchor in the bay EJO
Bayonet.
Bazaar.
Be. Been. Being , bpa
Am, Are, or, Is not to be bfd
Be — Continued.
Am, Are, or. Is to be bpc
Be on the alert dwv
Be the bfe
Can, or. Maybe bfg
Can, or, May do (or, be done) blt
Can, or. May have been bfh
Can, or. May have done (or, been done)
BLV
Can, or, May he (she, it, or person s or
thing s indicated) be? btk
Can, or. May he (she, iti or persons or
things indicated) have been? btl
Can, or, Ma^Ihel -Bkh
Can, or. May it be done? blw
Can, or. May there be? bfi
Cannot, or, May not be bfj
Can not, or, Maynot do(or, be done)-BLX
Can not, or. May not have been bfk
Can not, or, May not have done (or, been
done) BLZ
Can not, or. May not he (she, it. or per-
sons or things indicated) be? btm
Can not, or. May not he (she. it, or per-
sons or things indicated) have been?
btn
Could, or. Might be bfl
Could, or. Might do (or, be done)--BMA
Could, or. Might have been. bfm
Could, or, Might have done (or, been
done) - BMC
Could, or, Might he (she, it, or persons
or things indicated) be? bto
Could, or. Might he (she, it. or persons
or things indicated) not be? btp
Could, or. Might not be bfn
Could, 07-, Might not do (or, be done)-BMD
Could, or. Might not have been bfo
Could tij'. Might not have done (or, been
done) bme
Could, or, Might there be? bfp
Had, Has, or, Have been bfq
Had, Has, or. Have done (or, been done)
bmr
Had, Has, or, Have, he (she, it. or per-
son s or things indicated) been?. _btu
Had. Has. or. Have, he (she, it, or per-
sons or things indicated) not been?
btx
Had, or, Have I been bfr
Had, Has, or, Have not been bfs
Had, Has, or, Have not done (or, been
done) ---BMS
Had, or. Have they been? bft
Had, or, Have we been? bfu
Had, or, Have you been? bfv
Having been .:..-- bfw
He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) can (or, may) be BUC
He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) can not (or, may not) be---BUE
He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) had (has, or, have) been-..BUK
He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cafed) had (has, or, have) not been.BUO
He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) must be buz
He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) must not be Bvc
He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) ought to be BVF
Part II.
GENEEAL VOCABULARY.
1&9
BE.
Be — Continued.
He, She, It {or persons or things indi-
cated) ought not to be Bva
He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) shall (or, will) be bti
He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) shall (or, -will) not be bvk
He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) should (or, -would) be BVM
He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) should (or, would) do (or, be
done) „ BVN
He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) should (or, would) not be--BVQ
He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) should (or, would) not do (or,
be done) bve
He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) was (or, were) to be bvw
He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) was (or, were) not to be...BVX
I can (or, may) be bpx
I can not (or, may not) be bpy
I could (or, might) be bpz
I could (or, might) not be'^- bga
I had (01; have) been bgc
I had (or, have) not been bgd
I must be , bob
I must not be bgf
I shall (or, will) be bgh
I shall (or, will) not be: bgi
I should (or, would) be bgj
I should (or, would) have been bgk
I should (or, would) not be — — bgl
I should (or, would) not have been . _ bgm
If it can (or, may) be done bzr
If it can not (or. maynot)bedone- ,-BZS
Is, etc. (See Am, above.)
Is it not to be done? bni
Is it to be done? --Bnj
It, etc. (See He, above. )
It can be bgn
It can (or, may) be done bnk
It cannot be bgo
It can not (or, may not) be done _ _ -BNL
It could (or. might) be done bnm
It could (or, might) not be done bno
It had {or, has) been -..bgp
It had (or, has) been done bnp
It had (or, has) not been. _- --BGQ
It had (or, has) not been done bnq
It ought to be BGR
It ought to be done '- bnr
It ought not to be --bgs
It ought not to be done -. -_bns
It shall (or, will) be - --BGT
It shall (or. will) be done bnt
It shall (or, will) not be bgu
It shall {or, will) not be done bntj
Let her be --BGV
Let him be bxe
Let them be bgw
Let us be ...box
May, etc. (See Can, above. )
Might, etc. (See Could, above.)
Must be CEM
Must do (or, be done)- -- --CEN
Must have been - CEP
Must not be - cev
Must not do (or, be done) CEW
Need be - --BGY
Be — Continued.
Need not be -BGZ
Not be (been, being) cfn
Not to be CGH
Not to be done CGI
Not to be had ogj
Ought not to be __ - chs
Ought to be -CHT
Ought to do (or, be done) chz
Shall, or, Will be bha
Shall, or, Will do (or, be done) bnw
Shall, or. Will have done(or, been done),
BNX
Shall, or, Will he (she, it, or persons or
things indicated) be? bwe
Shall, or, Will he, (she it, or, persons or
thing-s indicated) do (or, be done) ?
bwf
Shall, or. Will he (she, it, or persons or
things indicated) not be? BWi
Shall, or, Will he (she, it, or persons or
things indicated) not do (or, be done)?
BWJ
Shall, or. Will I be? bhc
Shall, or, Will not be bhd
Shall, or. Will not do (or, be done). . bny
Shall, or, Will not have done (or, been
done) BNZ
Shall, or. Will there be? bhe
Shall, or, Will they be? bhf
Shall, or, Will we be?. L bhg
Shall, or, Will you be? bhi
Shall, or, Will you not be? bhj
Should, or, Would be bhk
Should, or. Would do (or, be done). -BOP
Should, or. Would have been bhl
Should, or. Would have done (or, been
done) BOG
Should, or, Would he (she, it, or persons
or thing-s indicated) be? bwn
Should, or. Would he (she, it, or persons
or things indicated) do (or, be done)?
BWO
Should, or. Would he (she, it, or persons
or thing-s indicated) have been?- -Bwq
Should, or. Would he (she, it, or persons
or things indicated) not bs? bws
Should, or. Would he (she, it, or persons
or things indicated) not do (or, be
done)? bwt
Should, or, Would he (she, it, or persons
or things indicated) not have been?
BWV
Should, or. Would not be bhm
Should, or. Would not do (or, be done),
BOH
Should, or. Would not have been. _ .bhn
Should, or. Would not have done (or
been done) boi
Should, or. Would there be? bho
That, or. This can (or, may) be ckr
That, or, This can not (or, may not) be,
CKT
That, or. This could (or, might) be.CKV
That, or. This could (or, might) not be,
CKW
That, or. This had has, (or, have) been,
OKY
That, or, This had (has or, have) not
been ckz
That, or. This must be CLJ
170
GENERAL VOCABULARY.
Part II.
BE— BEAM.
Bb — Continued.
That, or, This must not be clm
That, or, This shall (or, will) be cln
That, or, This shall {or, will) not be-CLO
That, or, This should (or, would) be.CLP
That, or. This should (or, would) not be,
CLQ
There can (or, may) be cmj
There can not (or, may not) be cml
There could (or, might) be cmo
There could (or, might) not be cmp
There had (has, or, have) been cmr
There had (has, or, have) not been.CMS
There shall ( or, will) be Cmv
There shall (or, will) not be CMX
There should (or, would) be cmz
There should (or, would) have been-CNA
There should (or, would) not be.--CND
There should (or, would) not have been,
ONE
They can (or, may) be bhp
They can not (or, may not) be bhq
They could (or,might) be bhk
They could (or, might) not be bhs
They had (or,have) been bht
They had (or,have) not been bhu
They must be bhv
They must not be..-.' bhw
They ought to be bhx
They ought not to be bhy
They sTiall (or,will) be bhz
They shall (or, will) not be. bia
They should (or, would) be bic
They should (or, would) not be bid
They were to be bie
They were not to be..- ..bif
To be - CNF
To be at - cnq
To be done cnb
To be had CNS
Was, or. Were to be big
We can (or, may) be bih
We can not (or, may not) be bij
We could (or,might) be bik
We could (or, might) not be bim
'We had (or, have) been bin
We had (or, have) not been bio
We must be bif
We must not be biq
We shall (or, will) be bir
We shall (or, will) not be ...bis
We should (or, would) be bit
We should (or, would) not be biu
We were to be Biv
We were not to be biw
When shall (or, will) be? CES
When shall (or, will) it be done?.--CEX
When shall (or, will) you be? csd
Where shall (or, will) be? ctl
Where shall (or, will) you be? ctu
Will, etc. (See Shall, above.)
Will it be? BIX
Would, etc. (See Should, above. )
You can (or, m.ay) be biy
You can not [or, may not) be biz
You could (or, might) be bja
You could (or, might)not be bjc
You had (or, have) been.. bjd
You had (or, have) not been ...bje
You must be _ bjp
You must not be _bjg
FZL
FZM
FZN
FZO
FZP
FZQ
PZR
FZS
FZT
FZU
FZV
FZW
FZX
FZY
GAB
GAG
GAD
GAE
GAF
GAH
GAI
GAJ
GAK
GAL
GAM
GAN
GAO
GAP
GAQ
GAR
GAS
GAU
Be — Continued.
You ought to be-.:. bjh
You ought not to be bji
You shall (or, will) be bjk
You shall (or, will) not be bjl
You should (or, would) be bjm
You should (or, would) not be bjn
You were to be bjo
You were not to be bjp
Beach-b»-ing.
— A rocky beach.
— A sandy beach.
— Beach (indicted) is good for watering.
— Beach (indicated^ is not good for water-
ing.
—Beach master.
— Beach party.
— Beach the vessel. Bun on the beach.
— Beach the vessel where flag is waved (or,
light is shown).
Beach your vessel at all risks -. ki
Do not hold on to your anchor, but let
her beat up on the beach ehy
— If you part, endeavor to beach your ves-
sel where people are assembled (or,
as pointed out by compass signal
FROM you).
— Is there much surf.on the beach?
— Keep lights (or, fires) on the beach all
night.
Lookout will be kept on the beach all
night KG
— Not easy landing on the beach ; scarcely
prudent to land.
— On the beach.
Run on the beach. Beach the vessel.FZS
Beacon. (See also Buoy. )
— Beacon bears.
— Beacon buoy.
— Beacon, or, Buoy has broken adrift (or,
is gone).
Can see the beacon (or, mark) ru
— Can you see the beacon (or, mark)?
— How does the beacon (buoy, or, mark)
bear?
— How must I bring the beacon (buoy, or,
mark) to bear?
— I have not been able to make out the
beacon (or, buoy).
I think I must have passed the buoy (or,
' beacon) hml
■Keep the beacon (or, buoy) on your port
hand.
— Keep the beacon (or, buoy) on your star-
board hand.
Leave the beacon (or, buoy) to port.-LZ
Leave the beacon ( or, buoy) to starboard,
MA
Steer directly for the beacon (or, buoy).
Beam.
Abaft the beam
Abeam, or. Abreast of..
■Beam ends.
■Before the beam.
— Keep on lee beam.
Keep on weather beam.
— Lee beam.
— On port beam.
..CXI
-cxv
Part II.
GENERAL VOCABULARY.
171
BEAM— BEAUTY.
GAV
GAW
GAX
GAY
GAZ
GBA
GBC
GBD
GBE
GBF
GBH
GBI
GBJ
Beam — Continued.
On starboard beam.
— On the beam.
Sway beam ..xoz
■Was thrown on her {or, my) beam ends.
— "Weather beam.
Bean.
Bear-ing. To bear (or, CAREY). Bearer.
Borne hai
I am the bearer of important despatches,
JR
Bearing.
Note. — Unless otherwise indicated, bear-
ings inpoints and half points are to be
understood as compass bearings, i. e.,
bearings as shown by the compass and
uncorrected for either deviation or
variation. But bearings when given
in degrees are to be considered as
MAGNETIC bearings, i. e., compass
bearings corrected for deviation.
Both are to be reckoned from the ves-
sel signaling the bearing.
Anchor on bearing (indicated) ehf
— Are your bearings true or magnetic
bearings?
At — {time indicated) light bore — -Pv
At — {time indicated) — {place indi-
cated) bore — distant — miles ed
Beacon bears gac
— Bear-ing. Bore. To bear.
— Bearing and distance of.
— Bearings by compass are . — .
— Bears. Bears to the — .
Best berth {or, anchorage) bears from
me — EF
— Buoy bears.
Calls the attention of the first {or, near-
est) ship on the bearing (from the per-
son signaling) pointed out by compass
signal Di
Calls the attention of the second ship,
etc ^ DJ
Calls the attention of the third ship,
etc ---DK
Calls the attention of the fourth ship,
etc DL
Calls the attention of the fifth ship,
etc DM
Calls the attention of the sixth ship,
etc- DN
Calls the attention of the shore signal
station on the bearing (from the person
signaling) pointed out by compass
signal DO
Calls the attention of the vessel coming
into the anchorage on the bearing
(from the person signaling) pointed
out by compass signal dp
Calls the attention of the vessel leaving
the anchorage on the bearing, etc. -DQ
Center of hurricane bears — igx
Compass bearing {i. e. the bearing shoum
by the compass atid uncorrected for
either deviation or variation) Jhp
Cross bearings kea
Do not bring the light to the — ^ of —
{bearing indicated) px
GBK
GBL
GBM
GBN
GBO
GBP
GBQ
GBR
GBS
GBT
GBU
GBV
GBW
GBX
GBY
GBZ
GCA
GCB
GCD
GCE
GCF
Bearing — Continued.
Entrance bears — ._■ -'- -EG
How did the land bear when last seen?
EH
How does the beacon (buoy, or, mark)
bear? ' gah
How does the entrance bear? ej
How does the harbor {or, anchorage)
bear? pa
How does the land bear? --.qds
Sow must I bring the beacon {or, buoy)
to bear? 1 l.-GAl
I saw the land bearing — {add time, if
necessary)-- vns
I shall keep the land {or, light) bearing
• — ,or, I shall keep hold of the land
(or,light) QA
Indicate bearing of light (lighthouse,
or, light-ship) --QB
Indicate the bearing of — , What is the
bearing and distance of — ? Eo
Keep the light bearing between — and —
( bearings indicated) qc
Keep the — bearing — pzm
Look out for a boat bearing — gts
Magnetic bearing {i. e. , compass bearing
corrected for deviation) jhx
— On the bearing of —
Place indicated bears ek
There is a strange sail bearing — . em
True bearing {i.e., compass bearing cor-
rected for deviation and variation),
JIH
Vessel bearing — appears to be esh
— Vessel indicated bears.
What bearing shall I keep the light {or,
landmark) on? qf
What is my position by bearings? RV
What are the bearing and distance of
{place or vessel indicated)'! eo
— What is the bearing by compass?
Bearings of an engine.
Hot bearings .— _ Rl
— Main bearing brasses broken (or, out of
order).
— Shaft bearing.
— Thrust bearing.
Bear up — foe.
Bear up instantly lb
— Bore up — for.
— I shall bear up.
— I shall not bear up.
— May, or. Can I bear up?
— Shall we bear up?
Sprung my foremast and must bear up,
NKW
— Vessel indicated was compelled to bear
up.
Beat-en-ing.
— Beat off a pirate.
— Beating off.
— Beating up.
— Can you beat up against?
— Can not beat up against.
Beauty-iful.
172
GENERAL TOOABULAET.
Part H.
BECALMED— BELAY.
GCH
GCI
GCJ
GCK
GCL
GCM
GCN
GCO
GOP
GCQ
GCR
GCS
GOT
GCU
GOV
GCW
GCX
GCY
GCZ
GDA
GDB
GDC
GDE
GDF
GDH
GDI
Becalmed.
— Bfecalmed off — for — i
— Several vessels becalmed off
— There is a likelihood of being becalmed.
Because.
Beckbt.
Become-ing. Became.
— What became of the proceeds — of — ?
— What has become of the crew?
— What has become of wreck?
Bed-ding.
Air bedding
— Bed clothes.
— Bed linen.
— Oyster bed.
Bee.
— Beeswax.
Beef.
— Beef is in good order.
— Can fresh beef be procured?
— Can you supply me with salt beef?
(Number of casks indicated.)
— Fresh beef.
— Fresh beef and vegetables.
Salt beef vps
Been. (See Be) .bfa
Beer. Ale. dwt
Bepall-en-ing. Befell.
Before.
Before arrival — of (or, at) --EXZ
Before breakfast hfi
Before Christmas _ iqb
Before dark klp
Before departure — of — kts
Before dinner ._ las
Before Easter ---LSH
Before Friday — nri
— Beforehand.
Before him (his, her-s, it-s) bxa
Before it — is -Cdx
Before it is dusk lpz
Before it is too late -Qho
Before leaving qkl
Before me (my, mine) ..ceb
Before midnight _ rti
Before Monday ..rxz
Before night.,-. sic
Before noon •. edu
Before sailing _ _ _ vdq
Before Saturday vht
Before sunrise xds
Before sunset xdt
Before supper .xer
Before that (or, this) oko
— Before the — . In front of.
Before the battle fyz
Before the beana gap
Before the end — of lyi
Before the wind zem
Before theni (their-s, they) CNK
Before this (or, that) cko
GDJ
GDK
GDL
GDM
GDN
GDC
GDP
GDQ
GDR
GDS
GDT
GDU
GDV
GDW
GDX
GDY
GDZ
GEA
GEB
GEC
GED
Before — Continued.
Before Thursday xrs'
Before to-morrow sah
Before Tuesday ydi
Before us (our-s) ,cim
Before Wednesday zag
Before you-r-s cws
Before you decide kpq
Before you sail. vdr
Breakfast before you start hfj
Day before kmz
In the same state as before vgk
Intend sounding (place indicated) be-
fore I try it I.POT
Just before ..pxk
Keep before the wind .zers on board — (ship indi-
cated) ibt
— Send on board — to (or, for).
— Several (or number indicated) sick on
board.
— Shipped on board.
— Stay on board.
The consul is desired to come (or, send)
onboard jrp
There is a spare propeller on board-TZD
To whom shall I telegraph that all are
well on board? xmh
Troops on board ..tbp
— Was not boarded.
— Was on board. Went on board.
Went on board. Was on board GRB
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177
BOARD— BOAT.
GRC
GRD
GRE
GRF
GRH
GRI
GRJ
GRK
GRL
GRM
GRN
GRO
GRP
GRQ
GRS
GRT
GRU
GRV
GRW
GRX
GRY
GRZ
GSA
GSB
GSC
GSD
GSE
GSF
GSH
Bo A.ED — Continued.
■Were you boarded?
What is the number of mail bags you
have on board? ..- -.fsp
■What vessels have you boarded?
— When will you board?
Will board (or, visit) yed
Will Lloyd's agent come on board?-QXK
— ^Will you (or person indicated) come on
board?
Will your doctor (or, surgeon) come on
■ . board? wp
Your friend is on board nrs
Boat.
Accident to boat dcj
All boats to return to the ship.
Code Flag over w
Am a mail boat rex
Arm boat etjs
Bank is encumbered by fishing boats,
EP
Bar is impassable for boats on the ebb
tide EQ
Berthonboat ohm
Beware- of torpedo boats xo
Billy boat gky
Boat is coming to your assistance — et
— Boat bottom up {bearing, if necessary) .
— Boat can not be used.
Boat, or. Lifeboat can not come er
— Boat can not pull ahead.
— Boat come-ing (came).
— Boat hook.
Boat in distress (bearing, if necessary)
ES
— Boat is adrift.
Boat is alongside (or, on board) ev
Boat is capsized (bearing, if necessary) ap
Boat is going to you eu
Boat is lost A.Q
Boat is on board (or, alongside) ev
— Boat is on shore.
— Boat is safe.
Boat is stove ---AR
— Boat is sunk.
Boat is swamped as
— Boat oars.
— Boat race.
— Boat rope.
Boat should endeavor to land where flag
is waved (or, light shown) JZ
— Boat's compass.
— Boat's crew.
— Boat's crew will not come.
— Boat's davit.
— Boat's gear.
— Boat's gun.
Boats' recall. All boats to return to the
ship Code Flag over w.
— Boat's sail.
—Boat's slings.
—Boats are furnished with — (articles
indicated).
— Boats to assemble.
Bridge of boats hoc
Bring-to; I vill send a boat hix
— Bumboat.
Canboatsland? Can landing be effected?
EW
— Can send boat.
GSI
GSJ
GSK
GSL
GSM
GSN
GSO
GSP
GSQ
GSR
GST
GSU
GSV
GSW
GSX
GSY
GSZ
GTA
GTB
GTC
GTD
GTE
GTF
GTH
GTI
GTJ
GTK
GTL
GTM
GTN
GTO
GTP
Boat — Continued.
— Can you send a boat?
Can not get my boat out.
Can not send a boat ex
■Cargo boat.
— Coal boat.
Collapsible boat, or, Berthon boat--GHM
Custom-house boat. Revenue boat-KOiT
— Deal boat.
— Despatch boat.
— Did boat take?
— Did boat take blue light (lantern, or, any
means of making a signal) ?
— Did boat take water?
— Divisional boat.
Do not attempt to land in your own
boats EY
— Do not send boats ashore after dark.
Do you want a lifeboat?. bz
— Drop boat.
— Endeavor to pick up boat.
Endeavor to send a line by boat (cask,
kite, or, raft, etc.) ka
Enemy's boat lzf
Enemy's gunboat LZi
Enemy's torpedo boat - lzm
Enemy's torpedo boats have been seen
to the — , steering to the — oh
— ^Every boat.
Ferryboat mvy
— First-class torpedo boat.
Fishing boat (craft, or, vessel) kaz
— Flat-bottomed boat.
Government steamboat opx
— Great risk in sending a boat.
— Guard boat.
— Gunboat.
Have lost all boats ; can you take people
off? . Nl
Have no lifeboat. No lifeboat here.FA
— Have only one boat (indicate other num- .
ber, if necessary).
— ^Have you any lifeboats?
Have you lost all your boats? bl
Have you seen a pilot boat (or, vessel)?
TJ
Have you seen any torpedo boats ?-.-XR
Have you seen (or, heard) anything of
my (or, the) boat? fb
— Heave-to; I will send a boat.
— His boat.
— Hoist up your boat.
— Horse boat.
— How many boats?
— How many torpedo boats passed in sight?
I am sinking (or, on fire) ; send all avail-
able boats to save passengers and crew.
NO
I have lost all my boats bo
— I have the boats ready.
I shall fire into the boats if they persist
in coming alongside nak
I should like to know the nature of the
sickness, if any, before I send my boat
(or, commvTnicate) EC
— I will send a boat.
— In the boat.
Is there any danger of mines or torpedo
boats? - — — -xs
— Jolly boat.
— Keep the boat.
76564—09 12
178
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Part II.
BOAT— BOILER.
GTQ
GTR
GTS:
GTU
GTV
GTW
GTX
GTY
GTZ
GUA
GUB
GUC
GUD
GUE
GUF
GUH
GUI
GUJ
GUK
GUL
GUM
GUN
GUO
GUP
GUQ
GUR
GUS
GUT
GUV
GUW
GUX
GUY
GUZ
Boat — Continued.
— Lend me a boat.
Let no boat come alongside -EBH
Let your boats keep to windward until
they are picked up fd
Let your boats pull to — {bearing indi-
cated) QOA
Lifeboat qrc
Life-Saving Service qbi
Lifeboat is going to you fe
Lifeboat sent for qrj
Lifeboat unable to come er
— Long boat.
— Look out for a boat bearing — .
— Make a signal when you want a boat.
Make sail, or, Go ahead, and drop a boat
on board dvn
— Man and arm boats.
No boat available fg
— No boat could live.
No boat fit for this work zhv
— No boat on board.
— {number) torpedo boats {give nation-
ality) passed in sight Xya
—Pick up boat.
— Picket {or, piquet) boat.
— Pilot boat {or, vessel).
— Pilot boat {steam).
Pilot boat's flag {when spoken of) . - ndk
Pilot boat is advancing towards you -dni
Pilot boat is most likely in direction in-
dicated {or, off — )--- TK
— Prepare boat— to {or, for) — .
Put a compass in the boat jid
— Quarter boat.
— Saw boat {indicate place and time, if
necessary).
Saw torpedo boat (number, if necessary)
at — {or, near — ) xt
— Seen nothing of your boat.
Send a boat {number, if necessary) .-FU
Send life-boat to save crew fj
— Send me a boat from the shore (a shore
boat).
— Send a boat within hail.
— Send a water boat.
Sending a water boat yvj
— Send an armed boat.
— Send boat at — .
Send boat suitable for landing passen-
gers FI
— Send boat for telegram.
—Send boat to {or, for).
Send boat to assist fgn
— Send boat to point out reef (rock, or,
shoal).
— Send boat to take off the crew.
— Send boat to tow.
—Send boat with hawser
Ship indicated wants a boat fk
— Shore boat.
— Small-er boat.
— Steam boat {large), launch.
— Steam boat {small) , cutter, or gig.
Steam boat is aground duw
Steam gruard boat.
•Steam lifeboat.
Steam pilot boat gub
Steam pinnace.
Submarine boat-- xbi
GVA
GVB
GVC
GVD
GVE
GVF
GVH
GVI
GVJ
GVK
GVL
GVM
GVN
GVO
GVP
GVQ
GVR
GVS
GVT
GVU
GVW
GVX
GVY
GVZ
GWA
GWB
GWC
GWD
GWE
GWF
GWH
GWI.
GWJ
GWK
Boat — Continued.
The bank is encumbered by fishing
boats — Ep
— They are all in the boat.
They {boats) are making for the shore.Riv
—Top-up boat.
Torpedo boat xwp
Torpedo gunboat {or, vessel) xwu
— Troop boat.
Tugboat TDK
— Use-d-ing steamboats — for.
— Veer a boat astern.
— Want a boat.
Want a boat; man overboard bt
Want a boat immediately {if more than
one, number to follow) yg
We have sent for lifeboat fl
— Whaleboat. Whaler.
Will not be accountable for boat
hire dfw
— Will send boat.
Will you go on shore in my boat ?.-VZN
— You can not have a steamboat.
— Your boat.
Boatman.
Boatswain.
— Boatswain's mate.
— Boatswain's stores.
Bobstay.
BODT-ILY.
Anybody. Any person epq
Anybody on board epm
— ^Body post, or. Propeller post.
Everybody, or. Everyone Miu
Nobody, or, No one siu
Somebody, or, Some one wjp
boil-ed-ing.
Boiler.
Blow out boiler gnv
— Boiler burst.
Boiler burst; — men killed at
Boiler burst; — men killed, — others
wounded -- au
Boiler burst; no one hurt av
Boiler burst; no one seriously hurt-Aw
Boiler burst; number of killed and
wounded not yet known ----ax
Boiler burst; several men killed -'-..ay
Boiler burst; several men wounded.. az
— Boiler burst ; very slight damage.
Boiler can not be repaired re
— Boiler damaged.
— Boiler has been repaired.
— Boiler has not been repaired.
— Boiler leaking.
Boiler leaking seriously rf
— Boiler leaking slightly.
— Boiler leaky ; must be blown oflE.
— Boiler loose {or, adrift).
— Boiler maker.
— Boiler must be repaired.
— Boiler plate.
— Boiler plates damaged.
— Boiler primes.
— Boiler requires cleaning.
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boiler-
-BORN
Boiler — Continued.
Bond — Continued.
GWL
— Boiler requires repairs.
GYO
— In bond.
GWM
— Boiler room.
GYP
—Out of bond.
GWN
—Boiler tube.
GYQ
— Under bond.
GWO
—Boiler tube ferrules.
GWP
— Boiler tubes'burst.
GYR
BONE-Y.
Boiler tubes leaking-y rg
GYS
—Any bones broken?
GWQ
—Boiler tubes salted:
GYT
— Bones broken.
GWR
— Boiler working on seating.
GWS
—Clean the boiler.
GYU
Bonfire.
GWT
—Condensing boiler burst.
GWU
— Condensing boiler damaged.
GYV
BOOK-ED-ING. To BOOK.
Condensing boiler tubes burst yde
GYW
—Book (a boole).
GWV
— Donkey boiler.
GYX
—Book of Sailing Directions (indicate
GWX
—Donkey boiler burst.
place, if necessary).
GWY
—Donkey boiler damaged.
Have you a Book of Navigation Ta-
GWZ
— Flue boiler.
bles? - RN
Furnace crown of boiler collapsed. .NUC
Have you a Book of Sailing Direc-
axA
— Had only — boiler-s serviceable.
tions? RO
GXB
— Have only one (or number shown )
GYZ
—Log book.
boiler-s.
GZA
—Meteorological log book.
GXC
— ^High-pressure boiler.
GZB
—Muster book (or, roll). Roster.
Laid up to have a new boiler put in. . Qiu
GZC
— New book.
GXD
— Locomotive boiler.
Not on Tiloyd's Registry Book QXF
GXhl
— Main boiler.
GZD
— OflBcial log book.
GXF
— Multitubular boiler.
GZE
— Order book.
GXH
—Must have a new boiler.
GZF
— Signal book.
GXI
— New boiler has been put in.
GZH
—Steam log book.
GXJ
— Port boiler.
What is the date of your signal book? yl
GXK
— Port boiler defective.
GXT>
— Starboard boiler.
GZI
Book-seller.
GXM
— Starboard boiler defective.
GXN
— Tubular boiler.
GZJ
Boom.
Beware of boom(or, obstruction) ...a JO
6X0
BOISTEROUS-LY.
GZK
— Boom broken.
Stormy (boisterous) weather from
GZL
—Boom torpedo.
the— — --- zi
GZM
—Boom, or, Obstruction broke adrift.
GZN
—Both booms broken.
GXP
BOLD-LY-NESS-EK-EST .
GZO
— Both booms with nets lost.
Is the coast bold? iyc
GZP
—Flying jib boom.
GZQ
— Jib boom.
Bolivar (coin).. asz
GZR
—Jib boom sprung.
GZS
—Lower boom.
GXQ
BouviA-N. Bolivian Colors.
Main boom RGH
GZT
— One boom broken.
GXR
Bollard. Towing bollard.
GZU
— One boom with net lost.
GZV
— Spanker, or. Driver boom.
GXS
BoLT-ED-iNG. To bolt.
GZW
—Spanker boom sprung.
GXT
—Bolt (a bolt).
GZX
—Studding-sail boom.
GXU
— Bolt rope.
There is a boom across dhy
GXV
—Connecting-rod bolts broken.
GZY
— Torpedo boom, or. Spars for nets.
GXW
— Coupling bolts broken.
GXY
— FiUgine bolts.
HAB
Boot, or, Shoe.
GXZ
— Eyebolt.
HAC
—Sea boots.
GYA
—Holding-down bolts loose.
GYB
—Piston-rod bolts broken.
HAD
Borax.
GYC
GYD
—Ringbolt.
— Screw bolt.
Border (Boundary) hbz
GYE
—Shackle bolt.
GYF
—Shaft coupling bolts broken.
HAE
Bore-ding. (To pierce.)
GYM
Bomb. Bomb shell.
HAF
Bore. (Tidal wave.)
GYI
—Bomb vessel.
HAG
Bore. (To bear.)
GYJ
Bombakd-ed-ing-ment.
At — (hour indicated), — (place indi-
GYK
has been bombai;ded.
cated) hoxe—, distant — miles ed
At — (time indicated) light bore— --PV
GYL
Bona fide.
Bear up for GBR
Bore up for gbs
GYM
BOND-ED-ING.
GYN
— Have you given bond?
Born. (See Birth) gld
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GENERAL VOCABULARY.
Part II.
BORNE— BOX.
HAI
Borne.
HBQ
BOUND-TO (or,, TOWARDS).
Homeward bound OXL
HAJ
Borrow- ED-iNG.
HUR
— I am {or, vessel indicated is) bound to —
HAK
— Can I borrow ?
{place indicated).
MBS
— I am {or, vessel indicated is)tTom — , and
HAL
Borrower.
bound to — {places indicated) .
I have reported you to the vessel I spoke ;
HAM
Borsenhalle.
she is bound to — _---.^ urt
Report me to the Borsenhalle at Ham-
Outward bound .— swy
burg UL
HBT
— Strange sail {or, vessel indicated) is
bound to — .
HAN
Boss.
Where are you bound? ..sh
HAO
— Boss of screw.
HBU
— Where was she bound ?
HAP
Both.
HBV
Bound to. (See also Oblige and Compel. )
Bothalike dxb
HBW
—Bound to be given up.
Both Houses of Congress or Parlia-
HBX
— Bound to give it up.
ment OZP
Will be bound {compelled) to — jiw
HAQ
— Both sides.
HAR
— On both sides.
HBY
Bound. {Bind.)
Shorten in both hawsers opx
Weather bound — at — yzp
Veer both hawsers Opz
Wind bound — at — zfq
HAS
Bottle,
HBZ
Boundary.
HAT
— Empty bottles.
HAU
—Water bottle.
HCA
Bountipul-ly-ness.
HAV
Bottom.
Boat bottom up (bearing if necessary) ,
HCB
Bounty.
gri
HCD
Bow {of a ship).
HAW
— Bottom {ship's) foul.
Above the bow-.- - .dan
HAX
— Coarse bottom. Coarse sand and stones.
HCB
— Bow compartment.
Directly you get bottom, let go your
HCF
— Bow injured.
anchor ^ ehv
HCG
— Bow light {or, lantern, or, lamp).
HAY
— Double bottom.
Breakers, Reefs, Rocks, or, Shoal on port
Flat-bottom boat. gsy
bow HPD
HAZ
—Foul ground. Rocky bottom.
Breakers, Reefs, Rocks, or. Shoal on star-
Good bottom for anchorage ekx
board bow HFE
HBA
— Got bottom with — feet.
Cross the bow keg
HBO
— Hard bottom.
Is your bow much damaged? kjp
I can not make out the bottom flag-NDF ,
HCI
— Keep her bows on.
HBD
—Muddy bottom.
HCJ
— Look out on lee bow.
HBE
— No bottom with — ^eet.
HCK
—Look out on weather bow.
Require diver to examine bottom. -.lie
HCL
— Name on the bow.
Rocky bottom. Foul Ground haz
HCM
— No name on the bow.
HHF
— Sandy bottom.
HON
— On lee bow. Lee bow.
Sheathing for bottom {number of sheets
HCG
— On port bow.
to follow) VUG
HOP
—On starboard bow.
HBG
— Ship's bottom must be looked at.
HCQ
— On weather bow.
HBI
—Soft bottom.
HCR
— Port bow.
HBJ
—Weedy bottom.
HCS
—Port-bow light.
HBK
— What is the nature of the bottom ? or.
Ram bow uhm
What kind of bottom have {or, had)
HOT
—Starboard bow.
you?
HCU
— Starboard-bow light.
HCV
Bower
HBL
Bottomry.
Best bower ehp
Bower anchor (weight in ewts., if nee
essary ehq
-Bower cable.
BouGHD Ais . ( Measure of weight ) ba j
HCW
Small bower ejs
HBM
Bought. Buy-ing. (See Buy.)
Can I buy? _■ hov
HCX
Bowsprit.
I can buy how
HOV
— Bowsprit cap.
HBN
— I have bought.
HCZ
—Bowsprit sprung.
lintend to btiy box
Keep a light on your bowsprit snd..QY
HBO
I wish to buy hoy
—Was not to be bought.
HDA
— With loss of bowsprit.
Will you {or person indicated) buy?.uCF .
HDB
Box.
HDC
—Despatch box.
HBP
Boulevard, or. Terrace.
HDE
— Junction box.
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BOX— BRIBE.
Box — Continued.
1
Break — Continued.
HDF
—Paddle box.
1
HEW
— Break in cable.
HDG
—Stuffing box.
Break-ing. Broke the quarantine
laws.
HDI
— Stuffing box broken.
ueb
HDJ
-Stuffing-box glands out of order.
HEX
— Breaking up.
Breakwater--
--HFM
HDK
BOXHATJL-ED-ING.
HEY
— Can one break through the ice ?
Enemy is breaking up his encampment, |
HDL
Boy.
Icebreaker
LZC
...pbv
HDM
Beace-d-ing. To brace
The ice is so solid, I can not
break
HDN
— Brace round.
through; send help ---
...POP
HDO
— Brace round your 'head yards.
HEZ
— When did sickness break out ?
HDP
— Brace up.
Breakage. (Frncfure. )
...NPJ
HDQ
Bracket.
Breaker. Barricoe (a small cask) .fxy
HDR
Brackish.
HFA
Veer a breaker astern
Breakers.
...FXZ
HDS
Brail-ed-ins — UP.
Amqng the breakers
—Breakers ahead. Reef, Rock, or
—EOF
HDT
— Brail up the spanker.
HPB
Shoal
ahead of you.
HDU
Brake.
HFC
— Breakers on the — .
HDV
— Pump brakes.
HFD'
— Breakers, Reef, Rock, or. Shoal on your |
port bow.
HDW
Branch-ed-inq.
HFE
— Breakers. Reef, Rock, or. Shoal on your |
starboard bow.
HDX
Brand-ed-ing.
Ice breakers
...pby
HDY
— What brand {or, trade-mark)?
HFG
Breakfast. To breakfast.
HDZ
Brandy.
HFI
After breakfast
—Before breakfast.
— -DQP
HEA
Brassy.
HFJ
— Breakfast before you start.
HEB
— Connecting-rod brasses broken
or, out
HFK
—Have you breakfasted ?
of order).
HPL
—Will you breakfast with me ?
HEC
— Crank brasses broken (or, out of order).
Crank-pin brasses broken -
-.-KBN
Hi'M
Breakwater.
Main-bearing brasses broken (or
, out of
order)
- - . gbo
HPN
Breast.
HED
— ^Piston-rod brasses broken {or.
out of
Abreast, or. Abeam of
... CXV
order).
HFO
HFP
— Breast high.
—Breast hook.
HEF
Brave-ly-ry-b-st.
HFQ
— Breast rope.
HEG
Brazil-ian. Brazilian Colors.
HFR
Breath-e-ed-ing.
HEI
Breach-ed-ing.
HFS
Breech-ing.
HEJ
—Made a breach.
HFT
Breeches buoy.
HEK
Bread.
HEL
—Bread and water.
Bread bag. Biscuit bag
FSE
HFU
BREECH-LOADER-IN&.
Bread is not good. Biscuit
is not
HPV
Breed-ing. Bred.
HEM
good
— Bread room.
.--GLK
HFW
Breeze. (See also Wind) .
HEN
— BreadstuflEs.
HFX
—A stiflE breeze.
HEO
—Fresh bread. Soft bread.
As soon as there is a breeze
--.PBQ
HEP
— No bread.
HFY
— Breeze will freshen.
Soft bread. Fresh bread
.--HEO
HFZ
— Fresh breeze.
Want bread. In want of biscuit - -GLN
HGA
— I shall weigh the moment the
springs up.
— Land breeze.
Moderate breeze
— Sea breeze.
breeze
HEQ
HER
HES
Breadth. Broad. {See also Broad. )
—Hair's breadth.
—The breadth of — .
HGB
HGC
...RXK
HET
—What width (or, breadth)?
HGD
HGE
— Slight breeze.
—Strong breeze.
HETT
Break-ing. To break. (See aZso Broken).
HGP
— The breeze will die away.
HEV
—A regular break up. An end to the fine
weather.
HGI
HGJ
— When the breeze goes down.
—When the wind (or, breeze).
Am aground, likely to break up ;
require
>
immediate assistance
ICA
HGK
Bribe-d-ing-ry.
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Part II.
'
brick-
-BROKE
HGL
Brick.
Bring — Continued.
HJF
— Shall I bring my ship's papers with me ?
HGM
Bridge {of a ship).
HJG
—She (or vessel indicated/) has brought.
The captain must bring the ship's papers
HGN
Bridge (over a river, etc.).
with him hxj
HGO
— Bridge of boa;ts.
When do you intend to bring up
HGP
— Drawbridge.
^
(anchor)? ekf
HGQ
—Floating bridge.
Where do you intend to bring up
HGR
— Foot bridge.
(anchor)? ekh
HGS
Bridle.
HJI
Britain-annia-ic-on.
HGT
Beief-ly. Brevity.
HJK
British. British Colors. (See also
HGU
— Be as brief as possible.
England.)
British dodS List of Ships izd
HGV
Brig.
Lloyd's Register of British and Foreign
HGW
— Did you see a brig ?
Shipping Qwv
HGX
— Spoke a brig.
HJL
Broach-ed-ing — TO.
HGY
Brigade.
HGZ
— Fire brigade.
Broad. Breadth heq
HIA
— Naval brigade. Brigade of seamen.
HJM
— Broader-est.
HIB
— Rocket brigade.
HJN
—How broad is — ?
HIC
Brigand.
HJO
Broadside.
Beware of brigands gjd
HJP
—Broadside on (or, to).
HJQ
— Port broadside.
HID
Brioantine.
HJR
— Starboard broadside.
HIE
Bright-en-er-est-ly-ness.
HJS
Broke-n. (See also Break. )
A case of fever has broken out on
HIF
Brinb-y.
board — (or on ship indicated). -MVVi
HIG
— Brine cock.
AirTpump rod broken dwp
HLT
— Brine pump.
Any bones broken? _-Gys
Arm broken fvi
HIK
Bring-ing. To bring.
Beacon, or. Buoy has broken adrift (or.
HIL
—Bring all the letters and papers.
is gone) gae
Bring all your papers urz
Bone broken gyt
HIM
—Bring it to the windlass.
Boom broken gzk
HIN
—Bring the papers to me.
Boom, or, Obstruction broken adrift,
HIO
— Bring the ship in as close as possible.
Gzm
Bring your papers on board t af
Both booms broken gzn
HIP
— ^Bring away.
Break-ing, Broke the quarantine laws,
HIQ
—Bring, or. Brought despatches.
CEB
HIB
—Bring, or, Brought intelligence.
Broke adrift dmo
HIS
HIT
— Bring nothing.
—Bring ofif .
HJT
Broke from nrv
— Broke from her moorings.
Bring on board ...gpz
HJU
— Broke loose.
HIU
— Bring on shore.
HJV
— Broke out.
HIV
— Bring out. ,
HJW
—Broke up.
HIW
—Bring up.
HJX
— Broken down.
Bring -to. Heave-to — until lr
Cable is cut (or, broken) hqp
HIX
— Bring -to; I will send a boat.
Condenser broken (damaged, or, out of
Bring-to with a kedge. Drop a kedge.
order) jmr
PXV
Connecting-rod bolts broken gxv
Bring your papers on board tap
Connecting-rod brasses broken (or, out
HIY
— Brought.
of order).-,.. heb
HIZ
—Can, or. Shall I bring?
Coupling bolts broken gxw
Come nearer. Stop, or. Bring-to ; I have
Crank brasses broken (or, out of order).
something important to communi-
HEC
cate Code Flag over H
Crank broken kbi
Do not bring the light to the — (hearing
Crank pin broken kbo
indioated)ot —(bearing indicated). vs.
Crank shaft broken ( or, defective) . _ KBQ
Has brought the account of — dpb
Cylinder cover broken kic ■
HJA
—Have you, or. Has he brought ?
Eccentric bar broken _ _ _ f w j
HJB
— I shall bring to at — .
I
Eccentric rod broken lsx
HJC
—I shall not go far before I bring up.
Eccentric strap broken LSZ
Is there anything to bring me up ?. .eqp
Engines broken down mch
Let him bring on shore (ashore) fcy
Engines broken down ; I am disabled.BJ
HJD
—Let them bring their tools with,them.
Engines broken down; obliged to pro-
HJE
—Shall I bring?
■
ceed under sail ...mci
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, BEOKE-
-BUMP.
Brok^— Continued.
HKD
Broom.
Engines broken down ; towed in by — ,
MCJ
HKE
Brother.
Feed pipe broken [or, out of order) _muz
Fire has broken out on board of — . -Gqo
Brought. (See Bring)
.HIY
Has the ice broken up ? Has the winter
broken up — at — ?- pbj
HKF
Brow.
Have broken main shaft mr
Hawse pipe is broken opn
HKG
Beown-ness.
High-pressure cylinder cover broken,
KAI
HKI
Beuise-d-ing.
High-pressure piston broken oux
HKJ
—Severely bruised.
HJY
—I have broken the {or, my).
Intermediate-pressure cylinder cover
HKT,
Brunt.
broken kaj
Low-pressure slide jacket cover broken,
HKM
Brush-ed-ing.
KAM
HKN
— Electric brush.
Machinery broken down .-_ -- mch
HKO
— Hair brush.
Machinery broken down; irreparable at
HKP
—Paint brush {or, tool).
sea .-RDV
HKQ
— Scrubbing brush.
Machinery supposed to have broken
HKR
— Tar brush.
down MCA
. Main-bearing brasses broken (or, out of
HKS
Brushwood.
order) gbo
Main shaft broken MR-
HKT
Bubble.
Main shaft broken in stem tube RGT
One blade of propeller {or, screw) broken,
HKU
Bucket.
GMA
HKV
— Fire bucket.
One boom broken Gzt
Packing ring of cylinder cover broken,
KAN
Piston broken TKX
HKW
Buffalo.
HKX
BUGLE-D-ING.
Piston rod bolts broken - : - gyb
Piston rod brasses broken {or, out of
HKY
Bugler.
order hed
Piston rod broken {or, cracked) kax
Piston rod crossheads damaged {or,
HKZ
BuiLD-iNG. Built. To build.
broken) kej
HLA
—Builder.
Propeller broken tyw
HLB
— Clinker built.
Propeller frame broken ttz
HLC
— Clipper built.
"Prrmpl 1 pr shaft broken MR
HLD
HLE
—Contract built.
— Manufactured, Made, or. Built by
Pump lever links broken ubl
Sea inlet valve {or, cock) broken {or.
Ship building yards ---
.VXY
damaged) "vla
Steel built vessel-- .-
- WTL
t^ tj\j\j^ KJ \AM.ih v J ^jrjt.j-\^^ »^* — — — — — ^_ — —.. — — -,—
Shaft broken ^^tj
Shaft-coupling bolt broken <JYF
Slide valve rod broken wgo
HLF
Bulgaria-n. Bulgarian Colors.
Slide valves broken wgj
Stuffing box broken hdi
HLG
BULGE-D-ING.
Supposed with engines broken down .mca
Tail end of main shaft broken lyo
HLI
BULK-Y-NESS.
The plague has broken out at — tls
HLJ
—In bulk.
Three blades of propeller {or, screw)
"hrokfin GMB
HLK
Bulkhead.
Thrust block broken gmz
HLM
—Collision bulkhead.
Thrust shaft broken xen
HLN
— Engine room bixlkhead.
Tunnel shaft broken ydx
Two blades of propeller {or, screw)
HT,0
Bullet.
broken GMC
HLP
Bullion.
UL \JlX.XjLL -> -—
HJZ
Broker.
HLQ
Bullock. Ox. Cattle.
Stockbroker {or, jobber) pvy
HLE
Bull's eye.
HKA
Brokerage.
HLS
Bulwark.
Bromide of potassium tqy
HLT
— Loss of bulwarks.
HKB
Bronchitis.
Bumboat
-GSF
HKC
Bronze.
HLU
BUMP-ED-ING.
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Part II,
BUMPKIN— BURST.
HLV
HLW
HLX
HLY
HLZ
HMA
HMB
HMC
HMD
HME
HMF
HMG
HMI
HMJ
Bumpkin.
BuNDEK. {Square Measure).
bundle-d-ing.
Bung.
Bunker. Coai._ bunker.
— Bunker coal.
Bunt.
Bunting.
Buot-ing. To buot.
— Buoy (a buoy).
— Buoyed.
Anchor buoy bgy
Beacon buoy gad
Bell buoy ' gem
Black buoy -_qlt
Breeches buoy hft
Buoy (a buoy)-. hmd
Buoyed ..-.hme
Can buoy hud
Channel buoy ...ila
Chequered buoy iok
Conical buoy jPD
Cork buoy jwm
Fairway buoy mrg
Fog buoy ngh
Gas, or. Light buoy nxa
Green buoy Ohs
Harbor, or. Entrance buoy mpr
Life buoy ; qrd
Luminous buoy rde
Mine, or. Torpedo buoy XWN
Nun buoy , .SLq
Pillar buoy tir
Red buoy umd
Sounding buoy wld
Spar buoy.-.- . wlz
Spherical buoy wnk
Striped buoy ^ xan
Submerged torpedo buoy xbl
Telegraph buoy xly
Torpedo buoy xwn
Whistling buoy - zde
White buoy zdq
Wreck buoy ziy
Bell buoy damaged; not working. _gen
Buoy bears gbj
—Buoy end of cable.
Buoy, or. Beacon has broken adrift (or,
is gone).. .Gae
Buoy rope {of anchor) ehr
Buoy, or, Mark is not in its proper
place LC
-Buoy, or, Mark does not appear to be
in its proper position.
■ — Buoys have all disappeared.
— Buoys have just been examined; they
are all right.
Buoyed hme
Channel is buoyed ow
How does the beacon (buoy, or, mark)
bear? gah
How must I bring the buoy (mark, or,
beacon) to bear? gai
HMK
HML
HMN
HMO
HMP
HMQ
HMR
HMS
HMT
HMU
HMV
HMW
HMX
HMY
HMZ
hna
HNB
hnc
HND
hne
HNF
HNG
HNI
HNJ
Buoy — Continued.
— I do not think buoys {or, marks) can be
in their proper positions.
I have not been able to make out the
buoy (or, beacon) gaj
I have slipped -my anchor, but it is
buoyed ekj
— I think I must have passed the buoy (or,
beacon).
— Is it, or, Are they buoyed?
Is the channel buoyed? pc
— Is there a buoy {or, mark)on shoal {or,
on—)?
Keep buoy {or, beacon) on your port
hand ...*... ^.qak
Keep buoy {or, beacon) on your star-
board hand ..• gal
1— Leave, or. Put a buoy on — .
— Leave buoy — at — .
Leave the buoy {or, beacon; to port.-Lz
Leave the buoy {or, beacon) to star-
board MA
— Let go the life buoy.
— Make fast to a buoy.
Marks are all gone. There are no marks
{or, buoys) elm
—Missed the buoy.
— Near the buoy.
—Off the buoy.
Slip your cable and buoy the end. .heq
Steer directly for the buoy {or, bea-
con).. gam
The shoal is buoyed... vyx
— They have a buoy (or, inark) on.
— To the buoy.
Buoyant-cy.
— Buoyant mine.
Burden, or, Burthen-ed-ing-some.
—Tonnage burden.
Bureau de Change. Exchange Office.
-nqp
Bureau Veritas.
Burgee.
Burgundy wine zgb
Burial ground. Cemetery igs
BuRN-iNG. Burnt. To burn.
Burn a blue light, or. Flash powder,
GOQ
-Fire has been burning these — hours.
Fire, or. Lights will be kept burning at
the best place for landing _ke
Keep a light burning kc
— Vessel indicated was most likely burnt.
-Will not bum.
You must keep a light burning kc
Burst-ing.
Blow-off pipe burst gny
Boiler burst gvu
Boiler burst ; — men killed at
Boiler burst; — men killed, — others
wounded au
Boiler burst; no one hurt av
Boiler burst; no one seriously hurt. aw
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185
BURST— BY.
HNK
HKL
HNM
HNO
HNP
HNQ
HNR
HNS
HNT
HNU
HNV
HNW
HNX
HNY
HNZ
HOA
HOB
HOC
HOD
HOE
HOF
HOG
HOI
HOJ
HOK
HOM
HON
Burst — Continued.
Boiler burst; number of killed and
wounded not yet known ax
Boiler burst ; several men killed ay
Boiler burst; several men wounded -az
Boiler burst; very slight damage .Gvw
Boiler tubes burst gwp
Condensing boiler burst - - .gwt
Condensing boiler tubes burst yde
Condenser tubes burst jmu
Donkey boiler burst gwx
Steam pipe burst tko
—Will burst.
Burthen. (See Bxjrden) hna
Burton.
bury-ied-ing-ial.
Burial ground. Cemetery -IGS
— Buried under — .
.Wben does burial (funeral) take place?
NTL
BUSH-ED.
— ^In the bush.
Bushel. (Measure of capacity) ayp
Business.
— Busy-ily.
— Are you, or. Will you be busy.
— Business dull.
— Business good.
— Business transactions.
— Did you do any business?
— How is business going?
— I do business with — .
I have no business agent (or, I do not
know of any agent) at — dsq
— If you are busy.
— Interferes with business.
—Person indicated has not suspended
business.
Person indicated has suspended business.
— Suspended business.
— They do business with.
—Very busy-ily.
Who are the best agents (or, people) to
do business vrith?.- dsz
Whom do you do business with? ---DTC
Who generally does business for — ?.dtb
—Will you be, or. Are you busy?
—You had better do business with — .
Your agent, (or agent specified) has (or,
have) discontinued business dtf
Your agent (or agent specified) has (or,
have ) suspended business dtg
But.
— But not.
Butcher.
Someone to look after stock bad
Butt. (Measure of capacity) ayq
Butt-end — ^"^J
HOP
HOQ
HOS
HOT
HOU
HOV
HOW
HOX
HOY
HOZ
HPA
HPB
HPC
HPD
HPE
HPF
HPG
HPI
HPJ
HPK
HPL
HPM
HPN
HPO
HPQ
HPB,
HPS
HPT
HPU
HPV
Butter.
— Irish butter.
■Fresh butter.
— Salt butter.
BUTTON-ED-ING.
Buy-ing. Bought. To buy. (See also
Purchase) hbm
—Can I buy?
— I can buy.
I have bought hbn
—I intend to buy.
— I wish to buy.
Was not to be bought - -.hbo
Will you (or person indicated) buy (or,
purchase)? tjcr
Buyer.
.BJQ
By
— By a shot.
By all means dyk
By an Act of Congress (or. Parliament),
• DIE
By and bye. Not yet hpx
—By day.
— By degrees.
By him (his, her-s, it-s) bjr
By me (my, mine) bjs
By messenger (or, bearer) RQU
—By night.
— By no means.
By our-s (us) - bjy
— By post.
— By rail.
By steamer wtf
— By telegraph.
By that (or, this) bjt
By the bju
By, or, With the army ewg
— By, or. With the convoy.
By the crew kcl
— By the head.
By the packet (or, mail).
By the side of. •
— By the stem. Inches by the stern.
■By the sun.
— By, or. To the wind.
By them (their-s) bjv
By there bjw
By these (or, those) bjx
By this (or, that) bjt
— By this means.
By us (our-s) bjy
— By way of.
By what authority ? fmy
By what means? RNV
— By what time ?
By which (or, what) bjz
By whom (or, whose) bka
By you-r-s bkc
— Byword.
—Gone by. Passed by.
Me by — .bkd
Not by.-- — cro
Passed by. Gone by hpv
Towed by, or. In tow of XYU
186
GENERAL VOCABULARY.
Part II.
BYE— CAKE.
HPX
Hpy
HPZ
HQA
HQB
HQC
HOD
HQE
HQF
HQG
HQI
HQJ
HQK
HQL
HQM
HQN
HQO
HQP
HQR
HQT
HQU
HQV
HQW
HQX
HQY
HQZ
HEA
HRB
Bye.
— By and bye. Not yet.
— By-law.
— Good-bye.
I shall come oif by and bye .
-JDG
C. {Letter:) {Fornew method of spelling,
see page 13.)
Cab.
Cabbagb.
Cabin.
— Cabin passenger — for.
— Cabin table requisites.
Cabin window.
■Deck cabin.
— State room.
Cabinet.
Cable. (Measure of length) :... avn
Cable.
■About to veer cable.
Are towing cables fast ? Are you (or,
your hawsers) fast? xyj
■Are your cables clihched ?
Armor-ed cable evu
— Be ready to slip your cable.
Bend cable .- gpj
Bower cable hcw
Break in cable hew
Buoy end of cable hmf
Cable (to telegraph) xlo
— Cable is cut (or, broken).
Cable is repaired uqy
— Cable laid. Cable-laid rope.
— Cable parted.
— Cable tank.
— Cablegram.
—Cable (chain), (Circumference in \ of
an inch, and length in fathoms, to he
indicated, if necessary. )
—Cable, or. Hawser (hemp). (Size and
length to be indicated, if necessary. )
— Can not veer any more cable.
Cast off towing cables xyn
—Coir, or. Grass cable.
—Cut, or, Slip your cable.
Driving; I can veer no more cable.
No more anchors to let go nk
— Electric cable.
HRC
HRD
HRE
HRF
HRG
HRI
HRJ
HRK
HRL
HRM
HRN
HRO
HRP
HRQ
HRS
HRT
HRU
HRV
HRW
HRX
HRY
HRZ
HSA
HSB
HSC
HSD
HSB
HSF
HSG
HSI
HSJ
HSK
HSL
ChBl,^— Continued,
— Fasten your chain to towing cable.
Have all your anchors and cables ready
for use EiG
— Heave-ing, Hove short.
Hemp cable, or. Hawser hqx
— How much cable have you out ?
I am laying (repairing, or, picking up)
, a telegraph cable. Keep out of my
way XLQ
— I am obliged to slip my cable ; pick it
up for me.
I have picked up telegraph cable -..wxr
— I mean to slip cable.
— I must cut my cable.
— Is there a telegraph cable near me ?
In anchoring, look out for telegraph
cable -.WT
Insulate-d-ing wire (or, cable) pnt
— Is the cable fast (or, rope belayed)?
— Main cable.
— Not cable enough ; give more scope.
Pay out cable ku
■Range your cable.
Send an anchor and cable off immedi-
ately [indicate if more than one) - .ejm
Sending, Sent an anchor and cable, .ejn
— Sheet cable.
Shorten in cable to the number of
shackles indicated.
— Slip your cable and buoy the end.
•Spring on the cable.
Steel wire cable wto
Stop engines to adjust towing cables,
DKH
Stream cable (chain) .
Submarine cable.
— Survey chain cable.
■Telegraph cable.
There is a telegraph cable on — (hearing
indicated) I. en
— Towing cable is damaged (or, stranded).
Towing cable is fast xyv
— Unbend cables.
— Unshackle cables.
— Veer cable to — (numher of shackles
indicated).
Veer more cable kit
Veered-ing my calole.
— Veered-ing my cable (indicate which,
and number of shackles, if necessary.)
Wantacable (size to follow) yb
Want a cable and anchor . ._.yd
— Want a hemp cable.
— What length are your cables (or cable
indicated) ?
— Wire cable (or, hawsers) .
Cadet.
Cadiz.
— My first meridian is Cadiz, west of Green-
wich 6° 12" 24' = Oh. 24m. 49.6 sees.
CAPfe. Restaurant.
Caisson.
Cake.
Oil cake s<jE
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GENERAL VOCABULARY.
187
CALAMITY— CAN.
HSM
HSN
HSO
HSP
HSQ
HSB
HST
HSU
HSV
HSW
HSX
HSY
HSZ
HTA
HTB
HTC
HTD
HTE
HTF
HTG
HTI
Calamity-ous. (Disaster) lck
Calavances.
Calculate-ing-ion.
— Have, or-; Has made no calculation.
—Have you, or, Has he calculated 1
—I have, or, He has calculated.
— What i^ your calculation ?
Calf.
Caliber.
Guns of the caliber of — .
Calico.
Call-ed-ing. To call.
Attention is called to page — , paragraph
— , of the International Code dh
N. B. — The page is to be shown first, and
then the paragraph. This signal
should be employed only between vessels
using the United States edition, as
otherwise the pages referred to mil riot
correspond.
Call alongside bax
— Call at the post office for letters.
— Call for my letters.
— Call off — for orders.
— Call upon {or, see) .
— Called for — .
Calls the attention of the first (or,
nearest) ship on the bearing (from the
person signaling) ■poiniedL out by com-
pass signal •--_ Di
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
' signal ^ do
Calls the attention of vessel coming into
the anchorage on the bearing (from
the person signaling) pointed out by
compass signal dp
Calls the attention of vessel leaving
the anchorage on the bearing (from
the person signaling) pointed out by
compass signal dq
Calls the attention of vessel whose dis-
tinguishing signal will be immedi-
ately shown DR
—Do, or, Does not touch (or, call) any-
where (or, at — ).
Do you, or. Does — (vessel indicated)
call anywhere (or, at — )? hw
—Do you call at any port before destina-
tion?
Have you called anywhere (or, at — )?
eqt
I have orders for you not to touch (or,
callat) — -SN
— I shall call at — .
I shall not touch (or, call) anywhere (or,
at—) -i:W
— Port of call.
—Shall, or. Will call (or, be called).
HTJ
HTK
HTL
HTM
HTN
HTO
HTP
HTQ
HTR
HTS
HTU
HTY
HTZ
HUA
HUB
HUC
HUD
HUE
Call — Continued.
— ^ Where do you intelid calling for orders ?
—Will you call ?
Calm-ed-ing-ly-ness.
— Calm and light winds.
Calm sea --- XJO
— Calm the sea by pouring oil on it.
— Calms prevail.
— Fall-ing, calm.
—-If it should be calm.
Meteorological report for to-day gives
calm - KSG
Meteorological report for to-morrow
gives calm RSK
Caloric.
— Caloric engine.
Cam.
HTV Camber.
HTW Cambric.
Came. (See Come)
HTX Camel.
Camp.
■Camp equipage.
Campaign.
C amphor-ate-d .
Can-ned. a can. (Tin.)
— Can buoy.
Can (or. May) -- BKE
Can, or. Maybe bfg
Can, or. May do (or, be done) blt
Can, or, May doit- blu
Can, w. May have bqe
Can, or. May have been bfh
Can, or. May have done (or, been done),
BLV
Can, or, May have had bqf
Can, or. May he (she, it, or persons or
things indicated) 1 --- btj
Can, or. May he (she, it, or person s or
things indicated) ? ,-- btk
Can, or. May he (she, it, or persons or
things indicated) have been ? btl
Can, or. May his (her-s, it-s)? bkf
Can, or. May I (my, mine)? bkg
Can, or. May I be? bkh
Can, or, May I have some — ? bqg
Can, or, May it be done ? , . . . blw
Can, or. May that (or, this)? bki
— Can, or. May the ?
Can, or. May there be? -BFI
Can, or. May these (or, those)? bkj
Can, or, May they (theirs) bkl
Can, or, May they not? bkm
Can, or. May we (ours)? bkn
Can, or. May you (yours)? bko
Cannot, or May not bkp
Cannot, or. May not be bfj
Can not, or. May not do (or, be done),
blx
188
GENERAL VOCABULARY.
Part II.
CAN— CAPABLE.
Can — Continued.
CAy— Continued. '
Can not, or, May not do it --
--BLY
What, or. Which can {or, may)?-
--CPZ
Can not, or, May not have
.-BQH
When can (or, may)?
--CQZ
Can not, or, May not have been.-
--BPK
When I can (or, may)
-CRM
Can not, or. May not have done {or,
Where can (or, may)?
--CSV
been done)
--BLZ
Who can (or, may)?--
--OUJ
Can not, or. May not have had . . .
--BQI
HUF
— Why can (or, may)?
Can not, or. May not he (she, it, or per-
Why can not (or, may not)?
-CVD
sons or things indicated) be ? -
-BTM
HUG
— Yes ; I can.
Can not, or, May not he (she, it, orper-
You can (or, may)
-BKX
sons-s or things indicated) have been ?
You can (or, may) be
--BIY
BTN
You can (or, may) have - -
Bsr
He, She, It {or persons or things
indi-
You can not (or, may not)
-BKY
cafed) can (or may)
.BUA
You can not (or, may not) be
--'BIZ
He, She, It {or persons or things
indi-
You can not (or, may not) have ..
..BSZ
Gated) can {or, may) be
--BUC
-,
He, She, It {or persons or things
indi-
HUI
Canal.
cated) can, not {or, may not)
-BTJD
HUJ
—Canal is blocked.
He, She, It {or persons or things
indi-
HUK
— Canal is clear.
cated) can not {or, may not) be
-BUE
HUL
— Is canal clear?
' How can {or, may)?---
--BXJ
I can {or, may)
-BKQ
HUM
Cancel-ed-ing.
I can {or, may) be
-BFX
HUN
— Cancel-ed-ing the indentures.
I can {or, may) have
..BRl
HUO
— Certificate canceled
I can not {or, may not)
-BKR
HUP'
— Order canceled.
1
I can not {or, may not) be
-BPY
HUQ
— Your orders are canceled.
I can not {or, may not) have
--BRJ
Your original orders are canceled; I
I shall {or, will) if I can
..BKS
am directed to inform you to proceed
I will doit if I can- --.
--LIP
to- -.-.-.
--TH
If he (she, it, or persons or things
indi-
cated) can {or, may)
-BYD
Candaeeen, or. Fun. (Coin)
-ATB
If he (she, it, or persons or things
indi-
cated) can not {or, may not)
-BYE
HUR
Candidate for.
If I can {or, may)
-BZA
HUS
—Examination of candidate for —
(or.
If I can not {or, may not)
—BZC
at—).
If it can {or, may) be done
.-BZR
If it can not {or, may not) be done
--BZS
HUT
Candle.
If they can {or, may)
-CAH
If they can not {or, may not)
--CAI
HUV
Cane-d-ing.
If we can (or, may)
--CAZ
If we can not {or, may not)
-CBA
HUW
Cannibal-ism.
If you can {or, may) --
--CBS
If J on can not {or, may not)
--CBT
HUX
Cannon. {See also Gun.)
It, etc. (See He, abowe.)
It can be
-BGN
HUY
Cannonade-d-ing.
It can {or, may) be done
-BNK
It cannot be
-BGO
Cannot. (See ako Can)
-BKP
It can not {or, may not) be done ..
-BNL
HUZ
— No ; I can not.
No; lean not
-HUZ
Nothing can {or, could)
--SKB
HVA
Canoe.
That, or. This can (or, may)
-CKQ
That, or. This can {or, may) be - . .
-CKR
HVB
Cant-ed-ing.
That, or, This can not {or^ may not
-CKS
That, or, This can not {or, may not) be.
Cantar. (Measure of weight)
-BAD
There can (or, may)
-.CMI
HVC
Canteen.
There can (or, may) be
-CM J
There can not (or. may not)
-CMK
HVD
Canvas.
There can not {or, may not) be
-CML
HVE
—Canvas to repair sails.
They can (or, may)
-BKT
HVF
—Is, or. Are not stiff under canvas.
They can (or, may) be
-BHP
HVG
—Is, or. Are very stiff under canvas.
Theycan(or, may) have
--BSP
HVI
—Old canvas.
They can not (or, may not)
-BKU
HVJ
—Want No. — canvas (length indicated). 1
They can not (or, may not) be
-BHQ
They can not (or, may not) have-
.-BSG
HVK
Cap.
We can (or, may) ___
-BKV
Bowsprit cap
.HOY
"We can (or, may) be -
--BIH
HVL
—Lower cap.
We can {or, may) have
-BSN
HVM
— Topmast cap.
We can not (or, may not) --
BKW
We can not {or, may not) be
--BIJ
HVN
Capable-ility.
We can not (or, may not) have --
.-BSO
HVO
-Is he (or, it) capable?
Part II.
GENERAL VOCABULARY.
189
CAPACIOUS— CARGO.
HVP
HVQ
HVR
HVS
HVT
HVU
HVW
HVX
HVY
HVZ
HWA
HWB
HWC
HWD
HWE
HWF
HWG
HWI
HWJ
HWK
HWL
HWM
HWN
HWO
HWP
HWQ
HWR
HWS
HWT
HWU
HWV
HWX
HWY
HWZ
HXA
HXB
HXC
HXD
HXB
HXF
HXG
HXI
HXJ
HXK
HXL
HXM
HXN
HXG
Capacious. Capacity.
Measure of cubic capacity (see page 52),
AYB
Measure of capacity {seepage 53)..ayj
Cape (Point).
— Off the cape.
— Round-ing the cape.
Capital.
Capittjlate-d-ing-ion.
Capsize-d-ing.
Boat capsized (bearing, if necessary) .ap
— Did you see her capsize?
— Vessel indicated (by bearing) is capsized.
Capstan.
Capstan bar fwh
— Capstan disabled.
— Steam capstan.
Captain.
All captains dxg
— By the captain.
— Captain desires me to inform you.
Captain in the Army ewh
— 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.
— Captain is on shore.
— Captain is requested to come on board.
— Captain is sick.
— Captain is well.
—Captain, or. Master in the Mercantile
Marine.
— Captain of — .
—Captain of the port, or, Harbor master.
— Captain requests.
— Captain will not return until — .
— Consult captain.
— Flag captain.
For, or, to the captain hxk
— From the captain.
Harbor maister, or. Captain of the
port — - HWS
— Have not seen the captain.
— Have seen the captain.
— Have you seen the captain?
—Inform the captain of.
—Is the captain coming on shore?
— ^Is the captain on board?
—Request captain to come here (or to
place indicated).
—Request the captain of — (vessel indi-
cated).
—Should the captain.
—The captain must bring the ship s papers
with him.
— To, or, for the captain.
—When the captain.
—Where is the captain?
—Who is captain of ship signaled (or ? ndi-
cated)^ or. Who is your captain?
— With the captain.
HXP
HXQ
HXR
HXS
HXT
HXU
HXV
HXW
HXY
HXZ
HYA
HYB ■
HYC
HYD
HYE
HYF
HYG
HYI
HYJ
HYK
HYL
HYM
HYN
HYO
HYP
HYQ
HYR
HYS
HYT
HYU
HYV
HYW
HYX
HYZ
HZA
HZB
HZC
HZD
HZE
HZF
HZG
HZI
HZJ
HZK
HZL
HZM
HZN
Captive-ivity.
Captive balloon
-FTT
Capture-d-ing. Captor.
— Captured by.
— Has been captured.
— Have any vessels been captured?
— Vessel and cargo have been captured.
— Was, or. Were captured.
— Will certainly be captured.
^Will perhaps be captured.
—You run the risk of capture (or, seizure).
Car.
— Car, or. Omnibus leaves at — .
— When does car (or, omnibus) leave
for — ?
Carat. (Measure of weight) bae
Carbolic acid.
Carbon-.\ted-io-ize-d.
— Carbon plate.
— Carbon point.
Card.
Compass card JHG
Cardinal.
Care-ful-ly-ness.
— Be careful not to give ofiEense.
Be very careful in your answer emu
Be very careful in your intercourse with
strangers FS
Take care, or, Be careful; caution is
requisite ft
— Take care range is clear.
— The greatest care (or, caution).
— Under the care (or, charge)— of .
— Under your care (or, charge).
— Utmost care must be taken.
You may go by your soundings, if you
use care wla
Careen-ed-ing.
Career.
Careless-ly-ness.
Cargo.
— Assorted cargo.
— Coal cargo.
— Cotton cargo.
Dead weight cargo koj
— Deck cargo.
— East India cargo.
— Frozen meat cargo.
— General cargo.
— Grain cargo.
— Guano cargo.
—Inflammable cargo.
—Live cargo.
— Miscellaneous cargo.
—Not inflammable cargo.
—Perishable cargo.
— Petroleum cargo.
— Return cargo.
— Timber cargo.
190
GENERAL VOCABULAKY.
Part II.
CARGO— CARRIED AWAY.
HZO
HZP
■HZQ
HZR
HZS
HZT
HZU
HZV
HZW
HZX
HZY
lAB
lAC
IAD
lAE
lAF
lAG
lAH
lAJ
lAK
lAL
lAM
IAN
lAO
lAP
lAQ
lAR
IAS
lAT
lAU
lAV
lAW
lAX
lAY
lAZ
IBA
IBC
IBD
IBE
IBP
IBG
Cargo — Continued.
— West India cargo.
— Wheat cargo.
Advertise cargo and day of sale dob
— An opportunity for disposing of cargo.
Cargo boat gsk
— Cargo consists of — .
— Cargo damaged.
— Cargo damaged; extent not yet known.
— Cargo expected to be saved.
— Cargo expected to be sold.
— Cargo has been reshipped.
—Cargo in very good order.
— Cargo lost.
— Cargo must be reshipped.
— Cargo must be shipped.
Cargo not inflammable .- HZJ
— Cargo not much damaged (slightly
damaged).
— Cargo not salable.
Cargo, or, Ballast has shifted ftn
— Cargo saved.
— Cargo so badly stowed that I am not
seaworthy.
— Cargo sold well.
— Cargo under weight.
— Condition of cargo.
— Discharge-d-ing cargo.
— Discharge cargo as soon as possible.
— Dispose of cargo as soon as possible.
Fire in hold amongst cargo _ . or
— Have lost deck cargo.
— Have room for no more cargo.
— Have you cargo for more places than
one {or than one specified)'!
— Have you room for more cargo?
— How many tons dead weight of cargo
must you have?
How many tons of measurement goods
can you take? oev
I have no cargo to disturb my com-
passes --- JHU
I have received orders for you to dis-
charge cargo at SR
— Is reshipping her cargo.
— Is the cargo sold?
Is your cargo much damaged? bq
— Is your cargo very inflammable?
Manifest of cargo. rjo
Must discharge cargo to repair damage,
KJR
My cargo is — .-. hzr
Owners desire me to inform you to dis-
charge cargo first at — {place indi-
cated) SY
— Part of cargo saved.
— Proceeds of the cargo.
— Sell cargo as soon as possible.
— Send flats to discharge cargo.
Sold her cargo wjf
Supercargo xeg
— The cargo is not yet sold,
-—Valuable cargo.
Vessel and cargo have been seized {or,
captured) hxu
— Waiting for cargo.
Want lighters to take my cargo qte
Want — tons dead weight of cargo.
— What cargo do you want?
What cargo have yoxx {w, has — , vessel
indicated) ?
IBH
IBJ
IBK
IBL
IBM
IBN
IBO
IBP
IBQ
IBR
IBS
IBT
IBU
IBV
IBW
IBX
IBY
IBZ
ICA
ICB
ICD
ICE
ICF
ICG
ICH
ICJ
ICK
ICL
ICM
ICN
ICO
ICP
ICQ
Cargo — Continued.
— What condition is the cargo in?
— When do you commence discharging
cargo?
— When will you have the cargo {or,
the—)?
— Where did you discharge cargo?
— Where would my cargo sell?
— Whom is your cargo consigned to?
— Without discharging cargo.
— Would my cargo sell here {or at place
indicated)'!
— You will discharge cargo — at — .
Carling. I
Carpenter.
— Can I get carpenters? Want carpenters.
— Carpenters and caulkers may be ob-
tained at — .
— Carpenter's stores.
— Carpenter's tools.
— I have no carpenter's tools. Want car-
penter's tools.
— Send carpenters on board — {ship indi-
cated).
— Vessel {indicated) can lend you car-
penter's tools.
Carpet-ing.
Carpet bag psg
Carriage.
-Gun carriage.
-Railv(ray carriage.
— Torpedo carriage.
Carrier.
-Carrier pigeon.
Carronade.
Carrot.
Carry-ied-ing.
— Can carry.
— Can you carry?
Can not carry more sail vdu.
Carried out svT i
Damaged, or, Sprung mast ; can not
carry sail bh
Have they advertised for any vessel to ,
carry the mail? dop
How do you carry your helm? OTS
How many guns does she carry? rkh
I mean to carry sail all night vea
I will carry a light. I will show a light,
QRY
If you do not carry more sail we shall
part company jgn
Keep ahead and carry a light. dvk
No use carrying so much sail ved-
She carries guns okm
Will you carry a light? - QSR.
Carried away.
— Carried away stem.
Funnel carried away nto
— Have, or. Has carried away.
I have carried away fore yard nkh
I have carried away main yard rge i
Part II.
GENERAL VOCABULARY.
191
CARRIED AWAY— CATTLE.
ICR
ICS
ICT
ICU
ICV
ICW
ICX
ICY
ICZ
IDA
IDE
IDC
IDE
IDF
IDG
IDH
IDJ
IDK
IDL
IDM
IDN
IDO
IDP
IDQ
IDR
IDS
IDT
IDU
Carried away — Continued.
I have carried away topsail yard. . .zkn
Stokehole, or, Fire-rOom ventilator
carried away ...wvy
Tackle, or, Purchase carried ■away..xiT
Cart.
Carte blanche.
Cartridge.
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. ),
EFX
Rounds of rifle ball cartridge.
Want pistol (revolver) cartridges . -TKV
Case-d-ing.
Case (a chest or box) hdb
■Case shot.
•Cot case.
Empty cartridge cases icu
Empty cases -.lxy
-Have you a case for — ?
Mine case .-..run
Powder case ..trk
— Send a — dozen cases — of — .
— Small case.
Torpedo case xwq
Case. {Instance, etc.)
A case of fever has broken out on board
{or on ship indicated) gpr
— A good many slight cases.
Any cases of fever on board {or, at — )?
EON
Bad case , fqw
— Case is for hospital.
— Case is infectious.
Case of cholera ipr
—Case of dysentery.
—Case of fever.
— Case of smallpox.
Have infectious case on board pjh
Hospital case oyr
I have had cases of yellow fever on
board mwk
I have had no cases of yellow fever on
board...- mwl
It alters the case - eco
— Other case.
— Slight case.
Case. In case.
— In case of. In the event of.
In case of accident {or, necessity) ...bp
Incase of emergency t'XP
In case we part company JGO
— In that case.
Cash, S.«"EQUE, or, Le {Coin) atc
Cash.
Can I get a bill cashed here ?. GKl
Can not get a bill cashed here gkj
— Cashed-ing. To cash.
IDV
IDW
IDX
IDY
IDZ
lEA
lEB
lEC
lED
lEF
lEG
lEH
lEJ
lEK
lEL
lEM
lEN
lEO
lEP
lEQ
lER
lES
lET
lEU
lEV
lEW
lEX
lEY
lEZ
IFA
IFB
IFC
IFD
IFE
Cash — Continued.
I will cash {or, take) your bill gkl
Will you cash a bill on — for me?, .qkm
Cashier-ed.
Cask.
■Can you supply me with casks of {indi-
cate number of casks, if neeessary)1
— Cask of water.
— Empty casks
Endeavor to send a line by boat (cask,
kite, or, raft, etc.) — ka
Cast-ing.
Apparatus for casting oil on the sea to
quiet it •- erp
— Cast away.
—Castaways.
Cast iron .iek
— Cast off.
Cast off towing cables - xyn
— Cast to starboard.
Cast steel iel
— Cast to port.
Downcast ; lmg
— I must cast off.
—Shall I cast off?
Cast iron.
Cast steel.
Caste.
Castle.
— Forecastle.
Castor oil.
Casualty.
Any casualties? eop
Cat. {Animal.)
Cat-ted-ting. To cat.
—Cat f aU.
— Cat head.
Cat the anchor eht
Catamaran.
Catastrophe.
Catch-ing. Caught.
Caught fire ifg
There are plenty of fish to be caught
here ncd
Torpedo catcher {or, chaser, or, destroyer)
XWR
Cathedral.
Catholic. Roman Catholic.
A visit from a Roman Catholic priest
would be much valued tvy
Catoptric Light.
Catspaw.
Cattle. Bullock. Ox
—Cattle all well.
— Cattle men.
— Have lost — head of cattle.
-hlq
192
GENERAL VOCABULARY.
Part II.
CATTY— CERTIFICATE.
Catty. {Measure of weight) - - -Baf
IGP
Cement-ed-ing.
IGQ
— Portland cement.
IGR
— Roman cement.
Caught. Catch-ing --.iex
IFG
—Caught fire.
There are plenty of fish to be caught
IGS
Cemetery. Burial ground.
here ncd
IGT
Censure-d-ing.
IGU
— Much censure for.
IFH
Caulk-ed. To caulk.
Cent. (Coin) ...- atd
IFJ
— Caulker.
Per cent. Percentage — ^ tfq
IFK
—Caulker's tools.
IFL
— Caulking.
Centavo. (Coin) ate
IFM
— Thorough caulking necessary.
^
You can procure caulkers and carpen-
Centbsimo. (Coin) atf
ters at — IBU
Centiabe. (Square or surface measure),
AXK
IFN
Cause-d-ing. (See also Reason. )
Better not ask the cause (reason) . . .fdn
IGV
Centigrade. (For Thermometer Table
IFG
— Cause, or, Reason must be assigned.
see page 60. )
IFP
— Cause of complaint.
IFQ
— Cause of delay (or, detention).
Centigramme. (Measure of weight). -^ah
IPR
—Cause unknown.
Causeway- IFW
Centilitre. (Measure of capacity) . .ayb
No cause of detention ktd
IFS
—Other cause.
Centime. (Coin) atf
IFT
— The cause (or, reason) assigned is.
IPU
— The cause (or, reason) assigned is suffi-
Centimetre. (Measure of length) . . -avo
cient.
Cubic centimetre (cubic measure). -ZNM
There has been so much fog as to cause
Square centimetre (square measure)&.XB.
considerable detention ngl
1
What is the cause of your putting back?
UDE
— ^What is the cause (reason) — of — "?
Centimo. (Coin) -._ atf
IFV
Centner. (Measure of weight) bah
IFVV
Causeway.
Centner, or. Quintal.
(Measure of weight) --.bci
IFX
Caustic.
IGW
Centre-ding- AL-iCAL.
IFY
Caution-ous-ly. (See also Care.)
IGX
— Centre of hurricane bears — .
IFZ
— Cannot be too cautious.
Keep in the centre of the channel- --LU
Caution is requisite; take care ft
IGY
— Storm centre in — (direction indicated) ;
IGA
— Greatest caution is necessary.
probable course towards — (direction
IGB
— Kot sufficiently cautious.
indicated).
IGC
— Sufficient caution.
You are steering right into the centre
Take car6, or. Be careful; caution is
of cyclone (oi; hurricane) pan
requisite ft
The greatest caution (or, care) hyn
IGZ
Centrifugal.
IGD
— They are not cautious enough.
IGE
—You must be cautious.
IHA
Century. Centenary.
IGF
Cavalry.
IHB
Cerbmon Y-IOUS .
IGH
Cave. Cavern.
IHC
Certain -ly-ty. (See also Svke.)
Am, Is, or. Are certain (swre) xfk
IGJ
Cease-d-ing.
Are you certain (sure) — of — '? xfl
IGK
— Cease firing.
IHD
— Be certain before you act.
Cessation ijg
IHE
— Certainly not.
Cessation of hostilities ozb
IHF
— I am certain.
Has the plague ceased at — (place
IHG
— I am not certain.
indicated)"! tlr
IHJ
— If you are certain.
IHK
— Is he certain.
IGL
Cedar.
IHL
— Most certain-ly.
-
IHM
—Not certain.
IGM
Cede-d-ing. Cession.
Will be certainly seized (or, captured),
IGN
Celebrate-d-ing-tion. Celebrity.
IHN
HXW
Certificate.
Certificate cancelled .: huo
IGO
Cell-ular.
IHO
—Certificate irregular.
Air cells (or, spaces) dwh
Certificate of birth glf
Part II.
GENERAL VOCABULARY.
193
CERTIFICATE— CHANKEL.
Certificate— ConiiwMecJ.
Chance— Coji^inMed.
IHP
— Certificate of character.
If we separate, we may have a chance
IHQ
— Certificate of competency.
of escape mgy
IHR
—Certificate of death.
IKE
— No chance {or, opportunity).
IHS
—Certificate of marriage.
IKF
— No chance of peace.
IHT
—Certificate of pilotage.
IKG
—Only chance of safety.
IHU
— Certificate of service.
IHV
—Certificate returned.
IHW
—Certificate suspended.
IKH
Chancellor,
IHX
— Certificates are suflflcient.
mi^
—Has no certificate.
IKJ
Chancery.
IHZ
— Have you, or. Has — {person indicated)
the necessary certificate {or, creden-
IKL
Chandler.
tials)?
IKM
— Ship chandler.
IJA
—Have you, or, Has —{person indicated)
the proper certificate of competency?
IJB
—Lost his {or, the) certificate.
Chang, or, Cheung. {Meagre of length).
UC
— Passing certificate — of (or, for)
AVP
IJD
— Proper certificate.
IKN
Change-d-ing-able.
Any change (or, alteration) eca
IKO
—Change (a change).
IJE
Certify-ied-ing.
IKP
— Change of mind.
UP
— Officially confirmed {or, certified).
IKQ
—Change of Ministry.
TKR
— Change the key of cipher to — .
IJG
Cessation.
Change your anchorage ekt
Cessation of hostilities ozb
IKS
— Change your course.
Changeable weather Yxz
Cession. Cede-d-ing igm
Exchange office. Bureau de change -HNC
Has there been any change in the Gov-
IJH
Chafe D-iNG.
ernment in — ? -.-OGA
UK
— Chafing gear.
Likely to change qtr
IJL
— Chafing mats.
IKT
— May I change (or, shift)?
The wind is going to change zby
UM
Chain-ed-ing.
IKU
— There will be a change.
Chain cable (ctVcMm/erence in ^ inch, and
IKV
— There will be no change until.
length in fathoms, to be indicated if
IKW
— To change.
necessary) hqw
IKX
— Unless a change takes place.
UN
--i-Chain locker.
When wind changes zfe
UO
— Chain obstruction.
IKY
— Will you change?
UP
— Chains. Channels. Chain plates.
Fasten your chain to towing cable. -HRC
TKZ
Channel, or. Fairway.
UQ
— Fore chains.
About mid-channel czs
IJR
— Fourth-mast chains.
Across channel dhw
Length of chain. QNE
Are you acquainted with the anchorage
US
— Main chains.
(place, or, channel)? dhc
UT
— Mizen chains.
Beware of torpedoes ; channel is mined.
IJU
— Mooring chain.
XP
UV
—Rudder chain.
ILA
— Channel buoy.
Stream chain (cable) het
ILB
—Channel Fleet (or, Squadron).
Survey chain cable ..hrv
Channel has altered; do not try it..ECD
Want chain cable yb
Channel, or, Fairway is buoyed ow
ILC
—Channel, or. Fairway is clear.
Chair-man, or. President tuq
Channel, or, Fairway is dangerous.. pu
Channel is dangel-ous without a pilot.LD
IJW
Chalk-ed-ing. Chalky.
ILD
—Channel, or. Fairway is likely to be
mined.
—Channel, or. Fairway is narrow.
ux
Challenge-d-ing.
ILE
Channel, or. Fairway is not mined.. xq
UY
Chamber.
ILF
—Channel, or. Fairway is obstructed.
IJZ
—Chamber of Commerce.
ILG
—Channel, or. Strait of. ■
IKA
—Chamber of Deputies.
Channel pilot tiy
1KB
— Chamber of Shipping.
Clear channel— by (or, with) ITO
Refrigerator, or. Cold-air chamber.Dvi^L
ILH
—Do not know the channel (or, passage).
ILJ
—Do you know the channel {or, passage)?
IKC
Champagne.
ILK
— Down channel.
I am in want of a channel pilot— for— tjb
IKD
Chance-d-ing.
I know the channel (or, passage).. -QCD
Any chance of war? . .eoq
ILM
— In the channel (or, strait) of — .
■Rqrl chance FWX
ILN
—Inner entrance (channel, or, passage).
Is the channel buoyed? PC
Best chance ghs
Good chance... odv
ILO
— Is the channel difficult?
76564—09 13
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CHANNEL— CHIEF.
Channel — Continued.
Chart — Continued.
ILP
—Is the channel {or, fairway) mined?
IMX
—Indifferent chart.
Keep in the centre of the channel- --LU
IMY
— Track chart — of.
Keep on port shore {or, side of channel,
IMZ
-Very good chart.
LV
Want chart of channel {or, harbor, etc.)
Keep on starboard shore {or, side of
YH
channel , LW
INA
Charter-ed— BY — .
ILQ
—Keep on the — {compass signal to follow)
INB
—Are you chartered?
side of channel.
INC
— Can I procure charter?
Mid-channel bta
IND
— Charter is to be procured.
ILR
— Most water is in the — channel.
INE
—Chartered, or, Employed by Govern
ILS
—Outer entrance (passage, or, channel).
ment.
ILT
—The channel is obstructed by a ship.
INF
— Charterer.
ILU
—There is a channel {or, passage)— (beor-
ING
— Charter-p^rty.
ing indicated):
INH
—I am chartered for — .
ILV
— Through, or. Into the channel.
Up channel ylu
INJ
— I am not chartered.
Want chart of channel (or, harbor, etc.)
INK
Chase-ding.
YH
INL
— Chase-r proves-d-ing to be.
ILW
—Which channel shall I take?
INM
— Have been chased by a privateer.
Have been chased by the enemy oi
Channels. Chain-plates. Chains, .up
INO
— I have been chased by — .
INP
— I have been chased by a disguised war
Chapel znf
vessel.
INQ
— In pursuit {or, chase) of.
Chaplain, or. Clergyman itx
INR
— I shall give chase.
Keep to leeward of vessel chasing- -Pzn
ILX
Character.
Keep to windward of vessel chasing -Pzo
Certificate of character , ihp
INS
— Should the chase.
ILY
— Objectionable character.
INT
— Strangers are chasing.
INU
—Vessel chasing is a friend.
ILZ
Charcoal.
INV
— Vessel chasing is an enemy.
INW
— We hold our own with vessel chasing us.
Ch ARGE-D-iNG . ( See also Accuse. ) . . dgh
INX
— What do you think of vessel chasing?
IMA
— Charged with desertion.
1MB
— Charged with drunkenness.
INY
CHASSB-MABfiE.
IMC
Charge-d-ing. {Entrust. )
INZ
Cheap-ly-ness-er-est.
Can you supply me with anyone to take
lOA
— Which is cheapest?
charge as engineer? bh
Clerk in charge.- iub
lOB
Chkat-ed-ing.
IMD
— In charge of — .
IME
— Person to take charge.
IOC
Check-ed-ing.
IMF
— Take charge — of — .
lOD
—Feed-check valves out of order.
Under charge {or, care)— of — hyo
lOE
— Main-check valves out of order.
Under your charge {or, care) hyp
lOF
Cheer-ed-ing-pul-ly-ness.
IMG
Charge. {Of gunpowder, etc.)
IMH
— ^FuU charge.
lOG
Cheese.
IMJ
— ^Priming charge.
IMK
—Reduced charge.
lOH
Chemist (Chymist). Chemicals. Chem-
istry. (See aiiso Medicine.)
IML
Charge-d-ing. {Ask money for.)
Any fees {or, charges)? sow
lOJ
Cheque. Chequeb-ed.
IMN
—Are the charges moderate?
lOK
— Chequered buoy.
IMO
— Charge {amount demanded).
IMP
—Charges {or, Expenses) are moderate.
lOL
Chest. {Part of body. )
IMQ
—What are the charges {or, expenses) ?
Chest. {Box) hdb
IMR
CHARoi d'affaires
Arm chest - --EUT
lOM
— Medicine chest.
IMS
Charity-able-y.
ION
— Steam chest.
IMT
Chart. {Indicate place, if necessary.)
Cheung, or, Chang. {Measure of length),
Admiralty chart dlq
AVP
IMU
— Can you spare me a chart of — ?
lOP
Chicken. Fowl. Poultry.
IMV
—Have, or. Has chart of — .
Have you a chart of coast {or place
lOQ
Chiep-ly.
indicated) --BP
lOR
—Chief of the State (President, Emperor,
IMW
— I have no chart of coast {or place indi-
King, Queen, etc. ) of — has {or, is) — .
cated) .
lOS
—Chief officer.
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195
CHIEF— CIRCLE.
Chief — Continued.
— Chief rateing.
——What color?
JAP
-Collect all the — .
JBR
COLOR-ED-INO. To COLOR.
JAG
— Collect what you can.
JAH
—Could not be collected.
JBS
Colors (Ensign).
Enemy is collecting in force at — .
-LZD
Can not distinguish her {or, your)
JAI
—Will you collect?
colors LGX
Dip your colors lbc
JAK
Collection-or.
Foreign colors mek
Collector, or, Board of customs
-GOY
He has hoisted — colors jbt
Hoist your colors. Show your ensign _ dw
JAL
COLLEGE-IAN.
Neutral colors -MER
Strike your colors xaj
JAM
CoLLiDE-D-iNG. {See also Collision. )
JBT
—They have, or. He has hoisted — colors.
JBU
— What colors has she hoisted?
Collier _
-IWZ
JBV
—What colors shall we hoist?
JAN
— Collier to proceed to — .
JAO
— Have you seen a {or, the) collier?
JBW
COLUMN-AL.
JAP
—Sailing collier.
JBX
— Number of columns.
JAQ
— — R+IPfl.TTl POnifiT*
Rpar colunm UKL
Wh^t qua,Titity of coal remains in the |
..LV^CvX ^V^X C4J.** 1 fc ...#-—— — — — .— .• — »*—— —,. .B^ ___ — ^^ ■ ■ ■ '
collier (coal depot, or, lighter) ? .
-IXO
JBY
Colza.
JAR
—Where is the collier ?
JBZ
— Colza oil.
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COMB— COMMAND.
JCA
JCB
JCD
JCE
JCF
JCG
JCH
JCI
JCK
JCL
JCM
JCN
JCO
JCP
JCQ
JCR
JCS
JCT
JCU
JCV
JCW
JCX
JCY
JCZ
JDA
JDB
JDC
JDE
JDF
JDG
Combing. Coaming ixs
— Honey comb-ed.
COM'-XNE-ING -ATION — WITH .
— Combined.
COMBDSTIBLE-ILITY-TION.
Have you any combustibles on board?
HO
I am loaded with combustibles HP
I have no combustibles on board hq
No combustibles (or, explosives) near
the fire hb
Spontaneous combustion wo J
Vessels with coinbustibles not allowed
in ...hs
Come. Came. To come.
— Are you coming?
Boat, or, Lifeboat can not come er
Boat come-ing (came) grl
Boat is coming to your assistance et
Boat's crew will not come , grx
— Came, Coming by rail.
— Came, Coming by steamer.
— Came, Coming from.
— Can come.
— Can I come?
Can I come alongside? bay
— Can not come.
Can not come alongside eaz
Can not distinguish your flags; come
nearer (or, make distant signals)- -VM
Captain is requested to come on board,
hwn
Come nearer. Stop, or. Heave-to ; I have
something important to communicate.
Code Flag over h
— Come under the stem.
— Come up.
Come alongside eba
Come directly (immediately).
— Come home.
Come in.
Come nearer.
Come on board... ..g<ja
— Come on shore.
Come out.
— Come out of port.
— Come round.
— Come to grief.
— Come to hand.
— Come within hail.
— Coming.
— Coming at once.
Dangerous to, or, Do not come into less
than — feet of water pv
Do lot come alongside ebc
— Do not come so near.
Do you come from any port putting you
in quarantine? tr
Endeavor to come alongside ebd
— Have, or. Has come.
Heavy weather coming ; look sharp, .rz
I am coming (or, sending) aboard ._CZB
I must come to an anchor eib
—I shall come off by and bye (or at time
I shall fire into the boats if they persiet
in coming alongside nak
JDH
JDI
JDK
JDL
JDM
JDN
JDO
JDP
JDQ
JDE
JDS
JDT
JDU
JDV
JDW
JDX
Come — Continued.
— I will come.
I will come on board (or, alongside), if
you will allow me czd
I wish to signal ; will you come within
easy signal distance ?' v j
Is the captain coming on shore? hxd
Let no boat come alongside ebh
Lifeboat unable to come er
Lights, or Fires will be kept at the best
place for coming on shore ke
Lighter coming off qz
— Must come.
— Not come.-
Pilot has*not come off tjk
Request captain to come here (or to place
indicated) hxp
— Shall, or. Will come.
—Shall I come ?
Sheer off a little when you come to the
point vtrp
Should it come on to blow — ^from —
(quarter indicated, if necessary).. qok
Stop, Heave-to, or. Come nearer ; I have
something important to communicate,
Code Flag over h
Surgeon, or. Doctor will come imme-
diately WN
The consul is desired to come (or, send)
on board 5 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
shore to-day (specify hour, if neces-
sary)^
—Will you come (or, go) on shore?
Will your pilot come on to me? tjw
Will your surgeon (or, doctor) come on
board? wp
Yon are ordered not to come into
port suY
— You may come into port.
You may, or. We may come to an
anchor ekn
Comet.
comfobt-ed-ing.
— Comfortable-y.
Medical comforts .roh
Medical comforts running short ROI
COMMAND-ED-ING. To COMMAND.
Admiral, or. Senior oiHcer has com-
mands for you ..DKP
Admiral, or, Senior oflScer has no com- '
mands for you dkQ '
Any commands eor 1
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GENERAL VOCABULARY.
201
COMMAND-COMMUNICATE.
JDY
JDZ
JEA
JEB
JEC
JED
JEF
JEG
JEH
JEI
JEK
JEL
JEM
JEN
JEO
JEP
JEQ
JER
JES
JET
JEU
JEV
JEW
JEX
JEY
JEZ
JFA
JFB
JFC
JFD
JFE
Command— Conimued.
—Commanding ofiBcer.
— Commanding officer desires.
— Have you any commands?
—I have no commands.
Keep the vessel under command lx
—Not under comiuand lantern (lamp, or,
light).
— Not under command.
Not under command shapes vtu
N. B. — "Not under control or command"
signal is two black balls or
vertical.
— She is commanded by — .
■ — Take command — of.
— Under command of — .
— Where is the commanding officer?
— Whom is the — {vessel indicated) com-
manded by?
Commandant.
Colonel commandant JBG
Commander.
— Inform the commander.
—Senior commander.
— What is commander's name?
Commander IN Chief ewj
— Commander in chief's office.
Commander in chief is — lotr
The commander in chief is at — lov
Where is the commander in chief? -low
commemorate-d-ing.
Commence-d-ing-ment.
— At the commencement of — .
Commence action dis
— Commencement of hostilities.
Demurrage commenced on the — --KTN
Has war commenced? or. Is war de-
clared? — YU
Hostilities commenced— between —
and— ozc
Light indicated will commence on (date
to follow) QSF
— Not commenced.
Open fire, or. Commence fire srd
Operations have commenced - srg
War has commenced, or. War is de-
clared YX
When does it commence? gdu
When do you commence discharging
cargo? IBJ
—When do you begin (or, commence)?
When does th e blockade commence? . gnq
COMMERCE-IAL-LY.
Chamber of Commerce - - — uz
COMMISSAIKE op MARITIME INSCRIPTION.
COMMISSARY-IAT.
— Commissa'riat department.
— Commissariat stores.
COMMISSION-ED-ING.
— Commissioned officer.
— Commissioner.
JFG
JFH
JFI
JFK
JFL
JFM
JPN
JFO
JFP
JFQ
JFR
JFS
JFT
JFU
JFV
JFW
JFX
JFY
JFZ
Commission— Continued.
Commissioner of Navigation, Treasury
Department, or Registrar General of
Shipping and Seamen . - - unx
COMMIT-TED-TING.
Commit-ted-ting an assault fdy
Committee.
Committee of Lloyd's Qwe
Commodity.
Commodore.
common-ly-ness-alty.
— House of Commons.
COMMUNIOATE-D-ING. TO COMMUNICATE.
Allow no communication. Allow no
one on board. pm
Am disabled; communicate with me, ol
Ask stranger (or, vessel indicated) if he
will communicate ..ht
— Be more concise in your communication.
Be very careful in your intercourse with
strangers . ....ps
Can you forward my communication by
telegraph? -HU
Close; I wish to communicate lUX
Come nearer. Stop, or. Heave-to ; I have
something important to communi-
cate Code Flag over h
Communicate by distant signals .--LGC
— Communicate by telegraph..
Communicate in cipher iQC
■Communicate the f ollovidng.
— Communication.
— Comtnunication by telegraph is.
— Communication by telegraph is restored.
Communication by telegraph is stopped,
ws
Communication is allowed with dzg
—Communication is established — ^by (or,
with) — .
-Communication is interrupted — by (or,
with) — .
— Comprehend the communication per-
fectly.
— Confidential communication (or, report).
Do not communicate with — -1- hv
-Does telegraphic communication go all
the way?
Electrical communication . .- lvc
Following communication is confiden-
tial (or, private) hx
Following communication (signal, or,
message) is secret, and in cipher. -IQV
Note. — The cipher will continue until
ended by tlie person signaling making
the hoist iQS=Cipher is ended.
Forward my communication by tele-
graph, and pay for its transmission,
HY
-Had communication with.
Have no communication vnth — hv
Have no communication with the shore
(or vnth vessel indicated) HZ
Have received the following communi-
cation (or, instructions) from your
agent (or, owner) ia
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COMMUNICATE— COMPASS.
JGA
JGB
JGC
JOB
JGE
JGF
JGH
JGI
JGK
JGL
JGM
JGN
JGO
JGP
JGQ
JGR
Communicate — Continued.
Have you any message (telegram, order,
or, communication) for me? -IB
Have you had any communication with
infected vessel ( or, place )?_ ic
— Have you had any communication with
the shore?
I am going to communicate by distant
signals lgf
I am going to signal the contents of an
important telegram, to be communi-
cated to you IE
I can not stop to receive {or, have) any
communication if
I have had no communication with —
(place or vessel) IQ
— I shall communicate with — .
I should wish to know the nature of the
sickness, if any, before I sand my
boat {or, communicate) fc
I wish to communicate ; close lux
— I wish to communicate personally.
Important to communicate — by {or,
with) — . ... m
— Is the communication with — regular?
Line of communication __ qun
No telegraphic communication XLS
Report me {or. my communication) to
Lloyd's agent at — .; uh
Stop, Heave-to, or. Come nearer ; I have
sqmething important to communicate.
Code Flag over h
Stranger, or, Vessel bearing — wishes to
communicate wzd
Telegraphic communication xln
T'elephonic communication xmn
The following signal {or, communica-
tion) is private hx
— This communication is private.
Unless your communication is very im-
portant, I must be excused. 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
— Wish to communicate by {or, with).
You can communicate with — , and get
an answer in — ent
Commutator.
Company-ion.
All ships of the convoy are to rejoin
company Code Flag over y
— And Co. (company). Messrs. & Co.
— Better part company.
Company (and Co.) jgk
— I shall part company.
— If you do not carry more sail we shall
part company.
— In case we 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,
at — ) - 10
— Permission to part company.
Shall we keep company? ip
JGS
JGT
JGU
JGV
JGW
JGX
JGY
JGZ
JHA
JHB
JHC
JHD
JHE
JHF
JHG
JHI
JHK
JHL
JHM
JHN
JHO
JHP
JHQ
JHR
JHS
JHT
JHU
JHV
JHW
JHX
COMPAN Y — Continued.
The admiral {or, senior oflScer) requests
the pleasure of your company to din-
ner DKX
— The pleasure of your company.
— Very glad of your company.
— Vessel, or. Ship may part company.
What company do you belong to? iq
When did you part company — from?.lR
— Will you give me the pleasure of your
company at — ?
COMPARE-D-ISON.
— Comparative-ly.
Should like to have another comparison,
GV
Wish to get a rate for my chronometer;
will you give me a comparison? . . . gu
Compartment.
Bow compartment hce
— Engine-room compartment.
— Stoke-hold compartment.
— Water-tight compartment.
Compass.
{For Compass Signals, seepages 45 and
46.)
Note. — Unless otherwise indicated,
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 under-
stood as Magnetic Bearings.
— Adjust-ed-ing compasses.
Are your bearings true or magnetic
bearings? gbd
— Are your compasses adjusted?
Azimuth compass fqe
Bearings by compass are — gbh
Boat's compass grv
— Compass bearing (i. e. the bearing shown
by the compass and uncorrected for
either deviation or variation).
— Compass card.
— Compass signals in degrees.
— Compass signals in points and half
points.
— Compasses not adjusted lately.
— -Compensation of compass.
— Deviation of compass.
— Deviation table. ■
— Floating, or. Liquid compass.
— Gimbal of a compass.
Have you an azimuth compass? pqh
— Ha'^e you any local attraction {or, devi-
ation)?
— Have you taken observations for varia-
tion?
— I am using variation of — degrees.
I have an azimuth compass fqi
—I have no cargo to disturb my com-
passes.
— I have had no observations for varia-
tion lately.
— Is there any variation?
— Magnetic bearing.
Note. — Magnetic bearings are compass,
bearings corrected for deviation.
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203
COMPASS— CONCERN.
JHY
JHZ
JIA
JIB
JIC
JID
JIE
JIF
JIG
JIH
JIK
JIL
JIM
JIN
JIO
JIP
JIQ
JIR
JIS
JIT
JIU
JIV
JIW
JIX
JIY
JIZ
JKA
JKB
JKC
JKD
JKE
JKF
JKG
JKH
JKI
JKL
JKM
JKN
JKO
JKP
Compass — Continued.
— Must be swung to adjust compasses.
— My compasses were adjusted at — .
— No variation.
Point. (Of compass) ---tnl
— Pole, or, Standard compass.
— Prismatic comjjass.
— Put a compass in the boat.
— Ship's head by compass — is — .
— Steer course indicated by compass signal.
— Thomson's (Kelvin) patent compass.
— True bearing (i. e. compass bearing cor-
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 com-
passes at — .
What is the bearing by compass? .-gbm
— What is the variatiou?
— ^What is your deviation?
— What variation do you allow?
— When, or. Where were your compasses
last adjusted?
Compel - led - ling - pulsion. (See also
Bound and Oblige. )
— Am I compelled by law to have a pilot?
^Can not be compelled.
— Compelled them to.
— Not without compulsion.
Vessel indicated was compelled to bear
up .- GBX
— Will be compelled.
COMPENSATE-D-ING-ATION.
Compensation of compass JHM
COMPETE-ITION.
COMPETENT-CE-CY.
Certificate of competency ihq
Have you, or, Has — (person indicated)
the proper certificate of competency?
IJA
Complain-bd-ing.
Cause of complaint ifp
— Have, or. Has made a complaint.
— No complaint — of.
Passengers, or. Crew sick with infectious
complaint PCX
Complement.
— Short of complement.
— What is your complement?
COMLETE-D-ING. TO COMPLETE— WITH.
— Completely-ion.
A complete wreck.-- zis
Are all your bills of lading complete
and signed?-- gkq
— ^Are you complete?
Arrangement completed ewx
— Can you complete?,
— Complete refit necessary.
— Complete with coal.
— Complete with water.
Engines completely disabled mq
I am (or vessel indicated is) a complete
wreck.
JKQ
JKR
JKS
JKT
JKU
JKV
JKW
JKX
JKY
JKZ
JLA
JLB
JLC
JLD
JLE
JLF
JLG
JLH
JLI
JLK
JLM
JLN
JLO
JLP
JLQ
JLR
JLS
JLT
JLU
JLV
JLW
JLX
JLY
JLZ
Complete— Coji^inited.
I shall be complete in.
— Must be complete-d — with.
-Report when finished (or, complete-d)—
with.
— When completed.
— When will you (or vessel indicated) be
complete?
— When you are complete — with.
— Will take time — to complete.
— With complete success.
OOMPLICATE-D-INO-ION.
COMPLIMENT-ED-ING-ARY.
Make my compliments-
-to RIM
COMPLY-IED-ING. TO COMPLY.
— Can '■omply — with.
— Can not comply — with.
— Coniply with request (or, signal).
— In complianee with.
Request can be complied with usp
— Shall be complied with.
Sorry I am unable to comply with your
request tJSX
— Vessel (or person indicated) is not pble
to comply.
COMPOSE-D-ING-ITE-ITION. ^
A squadron (give nationality) composed
of — ships passed in sight wpp
Antif ouling composition enz
Of how many ships was the squadron
seen composed? yxM
— To be composed of.
COMPOUND-ED-ING.
— Compound engine.
COMPREHEND-ED-ING. TO COMPREHEND.
Comprehend the communication per-
fectly JEW
— Do you, or. Does' he (or^person indi-
cated) comorehend (or, understand)?
—Not suflflciently comprehensible. It is
impossible to comprehend.
COMPRESS-ED-ING. TO COMPRESS.
Air-compressing pump dvy
Compressed air dwm
Compressor.
compromise-d-ing.
— Do not compromise yourself.
COMPULSORY-ION.
Not without compulsion Jlv
Pilotage is compulsory tjo
CONCEAL-ED-INQ-MENT.
CONCEDE-D-ING.
CONCEIVE-ABLE-Y.
CONCENTRATE-D-ING-ION.
CONCERN-ED-ING.
204
GENERAL VOCABULAKY.
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CONCERT— CONGRESS.
JMA
JMB
JMC
JMD
JME
JMF
JMG
JMH
JMI
JMK
JML
JMN
JMO
JMP
JMQ
JMR
JMS
JMT
JMU
JMV
JMW
JMX
JMY
JMZ
JNA
JNB
JNC
JND
! JNE
JNP
JNG
JNH
JNI
CONCERT-ED-ING.
— In concert with.
Shall we act in concert?.
CONCESSION.
CONCILIATE-D-TION.
CONCISE-LY-NESS.
Be more concise in your communica-
tion JFO
CONCliTJDE-D-ING. To CONCLUDE.
— Conclusion-ive.
— ^Not yet concluded.
— Shall conclude.
CONDEMN-ED-INQ .
— Condemned as unseaworthy.
Condemned by Lloyd's agent qwf
— Condemned stores.
— Have condemned a part of my provisions.
CONDENSE-D-ING-ATION. To CONDENSE.
— Condenser.
— Condenser broken (damaged, or, out of
order) .
— Condenser pipes.
— Condenser tubes.
— Condenser tubes burst.
— Condenser tubes choked {or, Salted).
— Condenser tubes leaking. !
— Condenser tubes out of order.
Condensing boiler burst Gwt
Condensing boiler damaged gwu '
Condensing boiler tubes burst yde
Jet condenser pvh
Surface condenser xfw
Surface condenser out of order XFY
Condition. (See also State. )
Are you, or. Is — {vessel indicated) in a
condition to proceed? an
Bad condition fqz
Condition of cargo iak
Do you think we ought to pass a vessel
in this distressed condition? ne
Good condition oeb
I am not in a condition for action dit
— In what condition — ^is — ?
Passed a derelict vessel, apparently in
good condition; hull well out of
water ; dangerous to navigation, -kvs
— What condition?
What condition is the cargo in? ibh
—What is the condition (state) of — ?
CONDITION-AL-ALLY. {Agreement. )
— On, or, upon condition.
Unconditional-ly ygtj
Condor {Coin) :atg
Conduct-ed-ing. To conduct.
Bad conduct--- ---fra
•Conductor.
— Gallant Conduct.
■Good conduct.
Lightning conductor qtj
Nonconductor-ing siz
— The conductor {or, guard).
JNK
JNL
JNM
JNO
JNP
JNQ
JNR
JNS
JNT
JNU
JNV
JNW
JNX
JNY
JNZ
JOA
JOB
JOC
JOD
JOE
JOF
JOG
JOH
JOI
JOK
JOL
JOM
JON
JOP
JOQ
JOR
JOS
JOT
JOU
JOV
JOW
JOX
JOY
JOZ
J PA
Condy's Fluid. Crimson Fluid.
Cone.
— North cone hoisted.
— South cone hoisted.
— Steam cone.
Confederate-d-ing-ion-cy.
Confer-red-ring-ence.
Confess-ed-ixg-ion-edly.
Confidence-t.
— Am, Is, or-, 'Are conhdent.
— Confioenciai-ly.
Confidential report (or, couimunicaiii.U;,
3fx
Following signal {or, communication)
is confidential (or, private) hx
— Have you any confidence in — ?
— No confidence in {or, dependence upon).
Confinb-d-ing.
Close confinement luv
— Confinement.
Keep him {or, them) in close confine-
ment . 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
confirmed.
Officially confirmed {or, certified) ijf
— Report requires confirmation.
— Want-ed-ing confirmation.
—Want official Confirmation.
confiscate-d-ing-iox.
Conflagration.
conflict-ed-ing.
— Conflicting reports.
Conform-ed-ing-able-y-ity.
— In conformity with.
CONFUSE-D-ING-ION.
Avoid-ed-ing confusion fov
In great confusion.
— Without the least confusion.
congest-ed-ing-ion.
Congo (Kongo) State. Colors.
congratclate-d-ing-ion.
Allow me to congratulate you dza
— Congratulate-d-ing you.
To congratulate you.
Congress. (See aiso Parliament.)
Act of Congress {or, Parliament) ---Die
By an act of Congress {or, Parliament),
DIE
-Has Congress {or, Parliament) met 1
— Member of Congress.
Pakt II.
GENERAL VOCABULARY.
205
CONGRESS— CONSUME.
JPB
JPC
JPD
JPE
JPP
JPG
JPH
JPI
JPK
JPL
JPM
JPN
JPO
JPQ
JPR
JPS
JPT
JPU
JPV
JPW
JPX
JPY
JPZ
JQL
JQM
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
Conical.
— Conical buoy.
CONN-ED-ING.
— Conning tower.
CONNECT-ED-ING-ION.
— Connect your screw propeller, or, pad-
dles.
— Connected with.
— Connecting rod.
Connecting-rod bolts broken .•.^.--GXV
Connecting-rod brasses broken {or, out
of order)-— --Heb
connive-anoe.
conqubr-ed-ing.
Conscious.
conscsipt-ion.
consbcrate-ed-ing. consecration.
consecutive-ly.
CoNSENT-ED-iNG — TO. {See also Permit
and Agree. )
— Can not, or. Will not consent (permit
it).
— Have, or. Has consented.
— I will consent.
— Vessel {or person indicated) consents.
Will you {or persons indicated; consent
{or, agree)? dug
— Would not consent.
Consecjuence-t-ly.
— Happened in consequence of. Occa-
sioned by.
Heave-to, or take the consequences -OSG
— In consequence of.
—Of not much consequence.
—Of the utmost consequence {or, impor-
tance).
— The consequence will be.
—Took place in consequence of.
— What was the consequence?
Considbe-ed-ing. To consider.
—Consider it {or, them) necessary.
—Considerable fault found— with.
— Considerable-y.
Considerable sea up
— Considerately -ion.
— Do you consider, or, Have you consid-
ered?
Do you consider leak dangerous? QI
JQN
JQO
JQP
JQR
JQS
JQT
JQU
JQV
JQW
JQX
JQY
JQZ
JRA
JRB
JRC
JBD
JRE
JRF
JRG
JRH
JRI
JRK
JRL
JRM
JRN
JRO
jRP
JRQ
JRS.
JRT
JRU
JBV
JRW
JRX
JRY
Consider — Continued.
For consideration — of — .
Furnace considered dangerous klb
— Has been considered.
Hurricane did considerable damage.PAK
— Is, or. Are not considered.
— Shall, or. Will consider.
There has been so much fog as to cause
considerable detention .. ngl
Under consideration yhd
CONSIGN-ED-ING-TO. TO CONSIGN.
To whom is your cargo consigned?- ..ibn
— Whom are you {or vessel indicated) con-
signed to?
—Consignee.
— Consignment.
CONSIST-ED-INO — OP.
Cargo consists of — hzr
Fleet consists of — ..-NEL
Consols.
Consort.
conspicuotjs-ly-ness-ity.
I can not make out your flags; hoist
them in a more conspicuous position,
OWL
CONSPIRB-D-ING-ACY-ATOR.
CONSTABLE-ULARY.
CONSTANT-LY-CY.
Reinforcements constantly arriving,
iroM
CONSTITUTE-D-ING. CONSTITUENT.
Constitution- AL- ALLY.
CONSTRAIN-ED-ING.
CONSTRUCT-BD-ING-ION.
— Constructor.
— Have, or. Has been constructed.
— Shall, or, Will be constructed,
CONSUL-AR.
— Consul General.
Consul is absent.
Consular Court.
— The consul is desired to come {or, send)
on board.
—Vice-consul, or. Consular Agent.
Consulate.
Consult -ATioN — with.
After a consultation dqn
Consult captain hwv
Consult Lloyd's agent QWG
— Consult owner.
—Consult underwriters.
— Have, or, Has been consulted.
—Shall, or, Will be consulted..
Consume-d-ijjg-ption.
What is your consumption of coal per
hour full speed? - — .ixm
206
GENERAL VOCABULARY.
Part IL
CONSUMPTIVE— CONVOY.
JRZ
Consumptive.
JTD
CONTRIVE-D-ING-ANCE.
JTE
—Can you contrive?
JSA
Contact.
JTP
— How do {or, did) you contrive (or, man-
Electro contact lve
age)— to?
Electro contact mine Lvr
JTG
— Must contrive.
JTH
CONTROL-T,F,T)-LING-LER.
JSB
CONTAGION-IOTJS.
Not under control jed
a contagious disease on board {or at
Not under control light (lamp, or, lan-
place indicated) gpq
tern). - JEC
JSC
—Contagious disease.
Note. — Not under control signal is two
Disease, or, Sickness is contagious ..vb
black balls or shapes vertical.
Disease, or, Sickness is not contagious,
vc
Is the sickness contagious? va
•
Controversy. {Discussion) — ldy
JTI
CONTUSE-D-ING-ION.
JSD
CONTAIN-ED-ING.
JTK
CONVALESCENT-CE.
JSE
CONTEND-ED-ING-TION.
JTL
CONVENIENT-LY-CE.
JSF
CONTENT-ED-ING-BDLY-MENT.
Admiral, or. Senior officer wishes to see
you {or, — )as soon as convenient.DLB
jsa
Contents.
Anchor as convenient ky
I am going to signal the contents of an
As convenient ...fae
important telegram, to be communi-
As many as convenient fax
cated to you IE
As soon as convenient pbl
Open telegram for me and signal its
JTM
— If convenient.
contents wx
JTN
— Is there a convenient watering place?
Shall I open your telegram and signal
JTO
— It will be a great convenience.
its contents? xc
JTP
— When most convenient.
JTQ
— Will it be convenient?
JSH
Contest-ed-ing.
JTR
Convent.
JSI
Continent- AL-LY.
JTS
CONVENTION-AL-LY.
Geneva Convention nxs
JSK
CONTINGENT-CY.
Geneva Convention flag (Plate II).-nxt
JSL
Continue-d-ing-ation-al-oxjs.
JTU
CONVERSE-D-ING-ATION — WITH.
JSM
— Continue your present course. Stand on.
If it continues to blow goh
JTV
— A conversation with.
If the wind continues as at present-ZER
JTW
CONVERT-ED-ING-IBLE.
CONTO. {Money) ath
JTX
CONVEY-ED-ING-ANCE— TO.
Ambulance required to convey a patient
JSN
Contraband.
to hospital EDY
JSO
— Contraband goods.
JTY
— Are there any public conveyances —
to — ?
— By the first conveyance.
JSP'
Contract -ED-iNG-ioN.
JTZ
Contract built hld
jua
— For conveyance — to — .
JSQ
— Contractor.
JUB
— No conveyances — to — .
JSR
Contradict-ed-ing. Contradiction.
JUC
CONVICT-ED-ING-ION. To CONVICT.
JST
— Contradict the report.
JUD
— Convict (o convict).
JSU
— Contradictory.
JUE
—Will be convicted.
JSV
— It has not been contradicted.
JUF
—Will not be convicted.
JSW
Contrary.
JUG
CONVINCE-D-ING.
JSX
— Contrary to order.
Contrary to regulations UOG
JUH
CONVOY-ED-ING. To CONVOY.
Delayed by contrary winds. Detained
All ships of the convoy are to rejoin
by contrary winds ksd
company Code Fla,g over y
JSY
— On the contrary.
By, or. With the convoys hpj
JUI
—Convoy (a convoy).
JSZ
Contrast-ed-ing.
JUK
— Convoy is ahead.
JUL
— Convoy is astern.
JTA
CONTRIBUTE-D-ING-ION— to.
JUM
— Convoy is from.
JTB
— Liberal contribution.
JUN
— Convoy is going to.
JTC
— Will you {or person indicated) con-
Convoy to disperse and make for destin-
tribute?
ation --..IS
Part II.
GENERAL VOCABULARY.
207
CONVOY— Corvette,
Ci )N VOY— Continued.
JVW
Copperas.
Convoy to disperse and reassemble at
rendezvous (or place indicated) it
Convoy to keep ahead of escort lu
Copra
..lYZ
Convoy to keep as close as possible .-iv
JVX
COPY-IED-ING. To COPY.
Convoy to keep astern of leader {or.
JVY
—Copy. (A copy. )
•
escort) iw
JVZ
— Copy will be wanted.
Convoy to keep on port side of leader
JWA
—Have, or. Has a copy-^of .
(or, escort) ^.ix
JWB
— Have you a copy — of ?
Convoy to keep on starboard side of
JWC
— I have no copy.
leader {or, escort) iy
JWD
— Take, or. Make a copy (or, duplicate). |
Convoy to spread as far as possible, keep-
ing within signal distance iz
JUO
—Convoy will assemble at port (or place
JWE
Coral line.
indicated).
JWF
—Coral reef.
Convoy will leave at — (time to follow),
QKM
Convoy will leave on — {day to follow),
JWG
COED-ED-ING-AGB.
QKN
JWH
— Cordage in lengths.
JUP
—Convoy will rendezvous at — , on the — .
Convoy will rendezvous in — {latitude
JWI
Cordite.
and longitude indicated) dqn
Do not go through {or, near) — {place
JWK
COEEA-N (KOREA-N). KOREAN COLORS. |
indicated) without a convoy? , ja
Do you belong to the convoy gev
JWL
Cork.
JUQ
— Have you, or. Has — {vessel indicated)
JWM
— Cork buoy.
seen convoy?
JWN
— Cork jacket.
JDR
— How was convoy steering?
JUS
—I belong to the convoy of — {ships
JWO
Corn..
indicated).
Indian corn
-PHX
JUT
—Is, or. Has the convoy?
JUV
— It is a convoy of — .
JWP
Corned. (Salted.)
JUW
— Of, or. From the convoy.
Strange vessel following convoy- - . wyv
JWQ
Corner.
JUX
— When did the convoy?
JUY
—When will the convoy?
JWR
Coroner.
JUZ
— Where is the convoy from?
Awaiting coroner's inquest
-FPD
JVA
—Where is the convoy going?
With the convoy. By the convoy. . hpj
JWS
JWT
— Coroner's inquest.
Corporal.
JVB
Cook.
JWU
Corporate-ion.
JVC
— Cook house.
JWV
— Corporation of — .
JVD
— Cook-ed provisions.
JVE
—Cooking range, or. Copper.
JWX
Corps.
Army Service Corps
-EWF
JVF
COOL-ED-mO-LY-NBSS.
JWY ^
Corpse.
JVG
Coolie.
JWZ
Correct-ed-ing.
JVH
COOP-ED-ING.
Account sent is correct
Account sent is incorrect
..DET
-DEU
JVI
Cooper-age.
JXA
— Correct-ly.
JVK
— Cooper's tools.
JXB
—Is it correct?
Is my present course a correct
one?
JVL
JVM
JVN
COOPERATE-D-ING-ATION-IVE.
—Cooperative society.
—Shall we cooperate?
(Course to follow, if necessary) .
Is the latitude correct?
Is the longitude correct?
Is your list of ships correct?
--JZF
..QHS
--QZB
--QVI
JVO
Copaiba. (Drug. )
JXC
—News, or. Report, or, Information
correct.
IS not
Copeck. (Coin) -atw.
JXD
— Not correct.
JVP
COPPER-ED-ING-Y.
Copper, or. Cooking range Jve
JXE
JXF
CORRESPOND-ED-INGf.
— Correspondent-ence.
JVQ
JVE
— Copperplate.
—Copper punt.
JXG
Corrode- D-iNG-sioN-sivE.
JVS
JVT
—Coppersmith.
—Rubbed oflE the copper.
JXH
CORRUPT-ED-ING-ION-NESS.
JVU
Snlnliaffi nf Conner -- XDF
JXI
Corvette.
—When was your ship last coppered?
208
GENERAL VOCABULARY.
Part II.
COST^COUNTEBMAND.
JXK
COST-LY— OF.
Could — Continued.
JXT,
—What will it cost?
I could {or, might) not have
I think I could
--BRL
-XQF
JXM
Costa Rica-n. Costa Rican Coloes.
If he (she, it, or persons or things
cated) could (or, might)
indi-
-BTF
JXN
Cot.
If he (she, it, or persons or things
indi-
Cot case - ...idb
cated) could {or, might) not
-BYG
JXO
—Send cot.
If I could (or, might)
If I could {or, might) not
..bzd
--BZE
JXP
Cottage.
If they could {or, might)
If they could (or-, might) not
--CAJ
-CAL
JXQ
Cottager.
If we could {or, might)
If we could {or, might) not
--CBD
-.CBE
JXR
Cotton.
If you cou]^ {or, might)
-GBU
Bales of cotton ftc
If you could {or, might) not
.-CBV
Cotton cargo hyx
It, etc. {See'S.e, dbme.)
JXS
— Cotton- crop.
It could {or, might) be done
-BNM
JXT
— Cotton seed.
It could {or. might) not be done . .
-BNO
JXU
—Cotton twist.
Nothing could
--SKB
JXV
— Cotton waste {or, tow).
She, etc. (See He, above.)
Gun cotton ojr
That, or. This could {or, might)..
-CKU
JXW
—Is cotton freight to be obtained?
That, or. This could {or, might) be
-CKV 1
Lamp cotton qdf
That, or. This could {or, might) not be, 1
JXY
— Manufactured cottons. Cotton goods.
There could {or, might)
CKW
-CMN
JXZ
COTJGH-ED-ING.
There could {or, might) be
.cmo
Whooping (hooping) cough oxt
There could {or, might) not be —
They could {or, might)
-CMP
-BLN
JYA
Coulomb. {Measure of electrical quantity .)
•
They could {or, might) be
They could {or, might) not
-BHR
-BLO
Could {or. Might) bkz
They could {or, might) not be ---
-BHS
Could, or, Might be bfl
We could {or, might)
--BLP
Could, or. Might do {or, be done)-_BMA
We could (or, might) be
--BIK
Could, or. Might have bqj
We could {or, might) not
-BLQ
Could, or. Might have been bfm
Wecould {or, might) not be
--BIM
Could, or, Might have done {or, been
What, or, Which could {or, might)
'-CQA
done) BMC
When could {or, might)?
-CEA
Could, or. Might have had bqk
Where could {or, might)?
-CSW
Could or. Might he (she, it, or persons
Who could {or, might)?..
-CUM
or things indicated) be? _ bto
Why could {or, might) not?._
-CVF
Could, or, Might he (she, it, or persons
You could {or, might)
-BLR
or things indicated) not be? btp
You could {or, might) be
..BJA
Could, or. Might his (her-s, it-s)?---BLA
You could (or, might) not
.-BLS
Could, or. Might I (my, mine)? blc
You could (cyr, might) not be
-.BJC
Could, or. Might not bld
Could, or. Might not be - . .bfn
JYB
Council.
Could, or. Might not do {or, be done),
JYC
— Council of war.
bmd
Privy Council
-TWQ
Could, or. Might not have -"--.bql
Could, or. Might not have been bfo
JYD
Counsel led-ling-lor
Could, or, Might not have done {or, been
done) BME
Could, or. Might not have had bqm
Could, or. Might that {or, this)? ble
Could, or, Might the? blf
Could, or, Might there be?-- _-Bfp
JYE
JYF
JYG
JYH
Count-ed-ing. To count.
— Can not count.
— Did you count?
—Have, or. Has counted.
Could, or. Might these {or, those)? -BLG
Could, or. Might they (theirs)? blh
JYI
Countenance-ding.
Could, or. Might we (ours)? bli
Could, or. Might you (your-s)? blj
JYK
Counter.
He, She, It {or persons or things indi-
Counter orders _
..sto
cated) could {or, might) buf
Engine counter
-MAZ
He, She, It {or persons or things indi-
cated) could {or, might) not bug
JYL
COUNTERACT-ED-ING-ION.
How could {or, might)? bxk
•
I am sure I could xfm
JYM
Counterbalance-d-ing.
I could {or, might) blk
I could {or. might) be bfz
JYN
Counterfeit-ed-ing.
I could {or, might) have bek
I could (or, might) not blm
JYO
Countermand-ed-ing.
I could {or, might) not be .bga
JYP
— Previous orders are all countermanded.
Part II.
GENERAL VOCABULARY.
209
COUNTERMINE— CRACK.
JYQ
JYR
JYS
SYT
JYU
JYV
JYW
JYX
JYZ
JZA
JZB
JZC
JZD
JZE
JZP
JZG
JZH
JZI
JZK
JZL
JZM
JZN
JZO
COUNTBRMINE-D-ING.
— Countermining launch.
countbrsign-ed-inq.
countebweight zbd
Countess.
Country.
North country coal ixf
County.
— County court.
OOUP-DE-MAIN.
COUPLE-D-ING.
— Couple of —
Coupling bolts broken gxw
Shaft coupling bolts broken gyp
CouRAGE-ous-LY. (Bravery) hep
Courier.
Course. (See also Steer. )
Alter course ebu
— ^Alter course one point (or number indi-
cated) to port.
— Alter course one point (or number indi-
cated) to starboard.
— ^Alter course to — (point indicated) .wp
— Am I steering a proper course? Is my
present course a correct one (indicate
the course steered, if necessary) ?
Change your course iKS
— Continue, your present course. Stand
on JSM
— Course and distance.
— Course to be followed.
— Do not stand too far on your present
course.
— How long may we stand on our present
course?
I do not intend altering course for the
present (or, until — ) eci
I shall alter course ecj
I shall not alter course eck
I think we had better alter course to —
(point indicated) ecl
I will show a light to-night when I alter
course- Qw
Is my present course a correct one ? Am
I steering a proper course (indicate
the course steered, if necessary)'!-. jz¥
— Out of the course of — .
Race course uge
Steer course indicated by compass sig-
nal -. 3IF
Storm center in — (direction indicated),
probable course toward — (direction
indicated) IGY
— The course steered is the best for the
present (or until time indicated) .
— The same course.
Vessel indicated has altered course .ecu
Water course yvo
We had better alter course to — (point
indicated) ecv
—What course are you (or, they) steering?
JZP
JZQ
JZR
JZS
JZT
JZU
JZV
JZW
JZX
JZY
KAB
KAC
KAD
KAE
KAF
KAG
KAH
KAI
KAJ
KAL
KAM
KAN
KAO
KAP
KAQ
KAE
KAS
KAT
KAU
KAV
KAW
KAX
Course — Continued.
— What course shall you (or, will they)
steer?
— What course were you (or, they) steer-
ing?
— What is the course to — ?
When do you intend to alter cour8e?-ECX
When I alter course to-night I will show
alight QW
When will you alter course? ecy
— When you alter course (or, tack) to-
night show a light.
Courses. (Sails. )
Pore course niv
Main course RGQ,
Mizzen course RWP
— Set the courses.
— Shift a course.
Course. Of course.
As a matter of course fac
Court.
Admiralty court dlr
Consular court JRO
. County court- --- JYW
— Court-martial.
— Court of arbitration.
— Court of inquiry. •
— Court of law.
Naval Court sen
Police court (or, station) tnx
COURTESY-OUS-LY.
Cove, or, Bight.
COVER-ED-ING.
— Are you, or. Is — (person indicated) cov-
ered?
Cylinder cover kib
Cylinder cover broken Kic
High-pressure cylinder cover ouv
— High-pressure cylinder cover broken.
Intermediate-pressure cylinder cover,
PQT
— Intermediate-pressure cylinder cover
broken.
— Low-pressure cylinder cover.
— Low-pressure slide jacket cover broken.
— Packing ring of cylinder cover broken.
— Under cover — of.
Cow.
-lYV
cowabd-ly-ice.
Coxswain. Cockswain .
Crab.
Crack-ed-ino.
— Cylinder cracked.
— High-pressure cyliiider cracked (or, out
of order).
— Intermediate-pressure cylinder cracked
(or, out of order).
— Low-pressure cylinder cracked (or, out
of order).
— Piston rod cracked (or, broken).
76564—09 14
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CRAFT— CROOKED.
KAY
CRArT-Y-ILY-INESS.
CRnvr— Continued.
Crew have appealed to the authorities,'
Craft. {Vessel)
...YPW
FNE
KAZ
— Fishing craft (boat or, vessel).
KCP
— Crew {number to be shown) have left the
kba
— Native craft.
ship.
KBC
—Small craft.
KCQ
—Crew have mutinied.
KBD
— Suspicious craft.
KCR
— Crew healthy.
Vessel seen {or, indicated) is native ship
KCS
— Crew imprisoned.
{or, craft)
SEG
KCT
KCU
Crew not all on board dya
— Crew not heard of.
— Crew refuse to go on board.
KKE
Cramp-ed.
KCV
KCW
— Crew saved.
— Crew sick.
KBF
Crane.
Crew, or,»Passengers sick with infec-
Anchor crane
— -EGZ
tious complaint pcx
■KBG
—Steam crane.
KCX
KCY •
— Crew will not leave the vessel.
— Crew will not pass.
KBH
Crank. {Machinery. )
Foreign crew nkp
Crank brasses broken {or, out of
order),
HEC,
KCZ
— ^Full crew.
Gun's crew ojy
KBI
— Crank broken.
Gunner's crew okq
KB,T
—Crank frame.
Have lost all boats ; can you take crew
KBL
— Crank head.
off? NI
KBM
— Crank pin.
kda
— Have shipwrecked crew on board ; will
KBN
— Crank-pin brasses broken.
you let me transfer them to you?
KRO
— Crank pin broken.
{Number to follow.)
KBP
— Crank shaft.
KDB
—Have you any tidings of the crew?
5SQ
—Crank shaft broken {or, defective).
Have you fallen in with crew of dere-
KBR
— Crank webs loose.
lict? MRT
•
I am sinking {or, on fire); send all
KBS
Crank-ness. {Unstable.)
available boats to save passengers
KBT
— Ship {indicated) is very crank.
KDC
and crew no
— Native crew.
KBU
Crater.
KDE
— Not safe to go on vidth the crew as at ■
present.
KBV
Cream.
KDF
— Part of the crew {indicate the number).
Cream of tartar 1
— XKW
KDG
—Police(orof7ier)authorities have decided
against the crew.
KBW
Create-d-ing-or.
KDH
— Police {or other) authorities have taken
some of the crew out of the ship.
KBX
Credential.
KDI
— Relieve-d-ing, Relief crew.
KBY
—Credentials are satisfactory.
Send lifeboat to save crew fj
KBZ
— Credentials not satisfactory.
Send boats to take off the crew gup
Have you, or, Ila,s —{person indicated)
KDJ
— Short manned. A weak crew {number
the necessary credentials {or.
certifi-
may be indicated).
oates)?
IHZ
1
Some squabble (or, fight) on shore with
crew Mxu
kca
Oredit-ed-ing.
Want hands {specify number and par-
KCB
—Can you get credit?
ticulars) yj
KCD
— Have you credit on — ?
What has become of the crew? gcp
Letter of credit. ...i
QOI
— men of the crew have been ill of yel-
KCE
Creditor.
KDL
low fever {number to follow) mwy
Crime-inal-ly.
KCF
Creek.
KDM
Crim?.
KCG
Crbbp-ing-er. Crept.
KDN
Crimson.
KCH
Crbosote-d.
Crimson fluid. Condy's fluid jnk
KCI
Crescent.
KDO
Crip'ple-d.
KCJ
Crew. {See also Hands. )
Are all your crew on board
...GPT
KDP
Crisis. Critical.
Boat's crew
..GRW
KDQ
CROCiiERY.
Boat's crew will not come
.--GRX
KCL
— By the crew.
Crew are all on board
---GQB
Crocodile. Alligator dyv
KCM
KCN
—Crew deserted.
—Crew disaffected ; will not work
Cronchka. {Measure of capacity) -.azd
KCO
—Crew discontented ; will not work.
KDR
Crooked. Bent.
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CROP— CUSTODY.
KDS
KDT
KDU
KDV
KDW
feDX
KDY
KDZ
KEA
KEB
KEC
KED
KEF
KEG
KEH
KEI
KEJ
KEL
KEM
KEN
KEO
KEP
KEQ
KER
KES
KET
KEU
KEY
KEW
KEX
KEY
KEZ
KFA
KFB
KPC
KPD
KPE
Crop.
— A good crop of — . Crops look well.
— A short crop of — .
Cotton crop jxs
— Crops destroyed.
— Crops have suffered severely (are much
injured) .
Crops look well. A good crop of — .kdt
— How is the — crop?
— Sugar crop.
Ceoss-ed-ing.
Bar can not be crossed until — pvr
Can I cross the bar? Shall I be able to,
get over the bar? pvy
— Cross bearings.
— Cross-cut saw.
— Cross-examine-d-ing-ation — of.
— Crosshead.
-^Cross-jack yard.
— Cross the bow.
— Crosstree.
— Crossway.
— Piston-rod crossheads damaged {or,
broken).
Pump crosshead ...ubg
Pump crosshead out of order ubh
Topmast crosstrees xvy
What are the leading marks for crossing
the bar? fwo
— When did you cross the equator?
When will be the best time for crossing
the bar? xm
— Where did you cross the equator?
— Where will you cross the equator?
Ckoton.
— Croton oil.
Crow.
Crowbar- pwi
— Crowsfoot-feet.
— Crowsnest.
Crowd-bd-ing.
Crown-ed-ing.
Furnace crown of boiler collapsed .nuc
Cruel-ly-ty.
Cruise-d-ino — OFF.
Are there many men-of-war now cruis-
ing?
During the cruise ...kfa
Cruiser.
Armored cruiser evw
Belted cruiser gfd
—Cruisers are very vigilant.
— During the cruise.
Enemy's cruisers have been seen to the
— , steering to the — -- OF
Enemy's ship (or, cruiser) lzk
— Hired cruiser.
— Revenue cruiser (or, vessel).
—Saw enemy's ship (or, cruiser) off — {or
in latitude and longitude indicated).
—Saw enemy's ship {or, cruiser) to the — .
Torpedo cruiser xws
KFG
KPH
KFI
KFJ
KFL
KFM
KPN
KFO
KFP
KFQ
KFR
KFS
KFT
KFU
KPV
KFW
KFX
KFY
KFZ
KGA
KGB-
KGC
KGD
KGE
KGF
KGH
KGI
KGJ
KGL
KGM
KGN
Ceush-ed-ing.
Accident happened. Crushed. Fall.
Jammed dcf
Cktjtch.
Crystal-ise-d-line.
cube-ic-al.
Cubic centimeter znm
Cubic foot AYC
Cubic inch ayd
Cubic meter znp
Cubic millimeter zno
Cubic yard aye
Measure of cubic capacity {See page 53),
AYB
Cuddy.
— Cuddy passenger.
CUFP-BD-ING.
— Handcuff-ed-ing.
culpable-ility.
cultivate-d-ing-ion. culture.
cunning-ly-ness.
Cup.
Cure-d-ing-able.
CuEIOUa-LY-SITY.
Currant.
Current.
Against the current(tide,or,stream)DSE
Athwart the current (tide, or, stream),
PJI
— 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.
{Indicate miles per hour, if necessary.)
Earth current len
Electric current lus
Induced current pit
— Is there much current?
Keep out of the tide {or, current) XG
Price current' tvq
— There is less current inshore (or in
direction indicated).
— Tide, or. Current sets to the — .
— Try the current {or, tide).
Undercurrent yhe
— What current {rate and direction) do
you expect (or, reckon on)?
—What is the current? Do you, or, Do
we feel any current?
—What is the set and rate of current (or,
tide)?
Curry.
Curve-d-ing-ature.
Custody.
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CUSTOM— DAM.
KGO
KGP
KGQ
KGR
KGS
KGT
KGU
KGV
KGW
KGX
KGY
KGZ
KHA
KHB
KHC
KHD
KHE
KHF
KHG
KHI
KHJ
KHL
KHM
KHN
KHO
KHP
KHQ
KHR
KHS
KHT
KHU
KHV
KHW
KHX
KHY
KHZ
KIA
KIB
KIC
Custom.
Customary. (^Usual) ymx
—Customer.
— Is it the custom — to — ?
Customs. (See also Duties. )
Board of Customs got
Cleared at the Custom-house ite
— Clearing the Custom-house.
— Custom-house.
— Custom-house boat. Revenue boat.
— Custom-house duties.
— Customs officer.
— 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.
— Shall clear at Custom-house.
Cut-ting. To cut.
Accident happened. Cut. Stab--.DCG
— After cutting away her masts.
Cable is cut (or, broken) hqp
— Can be cut off.
— Can not cut.
Cross cut saw _ keb
— Cut away.
Cut away the mizzen mast rwn
Cut away your masts kj
— Cut down.
—Cut off.
Cut out - svu
Cut, weigh, or, Slip. Get an offing.
Wait for nothing kw
Cut, or, slip your cable hra
— Do not cut.
— Do not cut away your masts.
— ^Do you think you can cut her (or, them)
out?
I must cut my cable hri
— May, or, Can be cut out.
— Much cut up.
— Obliged to cut away.
—Shall I cut?
Weigh, cut, or. Slip. Get an offing.
Wait for nothing kw
Cutlass.
Cutlery.
Cutter.
— Is a Revenue cutter.
Steam cutter. Small steamboat --GUw
Steam cutter's engine mbx
Cutting. ( An artificial passage. )
Cutwater.
CwT. Hundredweight .
Cycle.
Cyclone.
You are steering right into tbe center of
the hurricane (or, cyclone) ..pan
Cylinder.
•Cylinder cover.
Cylinder cover broken.
KID
KIE
KIP
KIG
KIH
KIJ
KIL
KIM
KIN
KIO
KIP
KIQ
KIR
KIS
KIT
KIU
KIT
Cylinder— CowMj) ued.
Cylinder cracked kat
— Cylinder damaged.
— Cylinder out of order.
— Cylinder side rod.
— High-pressure cylinder.
High -pressure cylinder cover ouv
High-pressure cylinder cover broken,
KAI
High -pressure cylinder cracked (or, out
or order) _■ kau
— Intermediate-pressure cylinder.
Intermediate-pressure cylinder cover,
• PQT
Intermediate-pressure cylinder cover
broken kaj
Intermediate-pressure cylinder cracked
(or, out of order) kav
— Low-pressure cylinder.
Low-pressure cylinder cover kal
Low-pressure cylinder cracked (or, out
of order) kaw
Packing ring of cylinder cover broken,
KAN
Czar.
— Czarevitch.
— Czarevna.
D. (Letter.) (For new method of spelling,
see page 13. ) ^
D slide.
Daily. Every day.
Daily expected. kmx
— Daily paper.
—Daily report.
Daily returns kmy
In daily expectation of an embargo. lwh
My chronometer gains daily .of
My chronometer loses daily gt
Dairy.
Daktylas. (Measure of length) avo
Dale.
Dam-med-ming.
Cofferdam ..
-IZK
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DAMAGE— DANGER.
KIW
KIX
KIY
KIZ
KJA
KJB
KJC
KJD
KJE
KJF
KJG
KJH
KJI
KJL
KJM
KJN
KJO
KJP
Damaqe-d. (See also Injure. )
Ammunition is damaged efq
Are y ou , or , Is — (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 your-
selves --- BO
Can not exactly estimate the damage,
MHR
Cargo damaged _ hzs
Cargo damaged, but extent not known,
HZT
Cargo not much damaged (slightly
damaged) iad
Condenser broken (damaged, or, out of
order) ' jmr
Condensing boiler damaged, gwtj
Cylinder damaged kid
Damage can be put to rights in — hours,
BD
Damage can be repaired at sea be
Damage can not be repaired at sea {or,
place indicated) bp
Damage, or, Defects can not be repaired
without assistance I.bg
—Damage is repaired.
— Damage not ascertained.
— Damage serious (particulars to follow,
if necessary).
— Damage to machinery ( part to be indi-
cated).
— Damage trifling.
— Damaged keel.
Damaged, or, Sprung mast ; can not carry
sail BH
Damaged rudder vbi
Damaged rudder ; can not steer bi
— Damaged the bitts.
— Damaged the windlass.
Damages (indemnity) phn
Damages are assessed at — fecj
— Did you ior vessel indicated) receive
any damage?
Donkey boiler damaged gwy
Have, or, Has received damage (or,
injury) — to pla
Have you damaged yoxir machinery? mbo
Have you reeceived any damage (or,
injury)? plb
How long will you (or vessel indicated)
be repairing damages? _ _ _ bm
Hurricane did considerable damage -PAK
Hurricane did not do much damage, pal
I am very seriously damaged bn
—I have damaged (or, sprung) — .
—I have damaged (or, sprung) fore yard.
— I have damaged (or, sprung) lower top-
sail yard.
—I have damaged (or, sprung) main yard.
—I have damaged (or, sprung)topsailyard.
—I have damaged (or, sprung) upper top-
sail yard.
—I shall repair damage in — .
Is — (vessel indicated) or. Are you Tna-
terially damaged (or, injured)? ao
— Is your bow much damaged?
Is your cargo much damaged?..? BQ
KJQ
KJR
KJS
KJT
KJU
KJV
KJW
KJX
KJY
KJZ
KLA
Damage — Continued.
Keel damaged ^•...kjc
Levers damaged (or, out of order) . .qox
—Much damage has been done — to (or,
^Must discharge cargo to repair damages.
No damage (or, harm) done onj
Piston-rod crossheads damaged (or,
broken) kej
Powder is damaged trl
Propeller damaged tyx
Put back damaged ucx
Screw propeller damaged tyx
Sea-inlet valve (or, cock) broken (or,
damaged) vla
Slid^-valve gear damaged wgl
Slight damage kjb
Sprung, or. Seriously damaged a lower
mast RC J
Sprung, or. Seriously damaged lower
yard (or spar indicated) .rck
Steam pipe damaged wsn
Stem seriously damaged . . . ! wuK
Stern tube damaged wva
The damage to machinery is not serious,
and is such as can be repaired by the
vessel's own engineers rl
Thrust block damaged gna
Thrust collar damaged JAD
Towing cable is damaged (or, stranded),
HRX
Trifling damage ..._kjb
Vessel seriously damaged; wish to
transfer passengers hm
— "What damage have you sustained?
Where will you go to repair damages?
BV
— Without damage.
Damages. (Indemnity) phn
Damp.
Damper. ( For fires. )
Dance-d-ing. To dance.
Dane. Danish. Danish Colors. Den-
mark.
Danger-ous-ly.
Accident; dangerously wounded (or,
hurt/. AL
Appearances are dangerous ; be on your
guard FN
Are you in danger? fo
Bar, or. Entrance is dangerous fq
Bar is not dangerous la
Beware of derelict ; dangerous to navi-
gation JE
Channel, or. Fairway is dangerous.. FU
Channel is dangerous without a pilot,
LD
Coast is dangerous ixw
Coast is not dangerous ...ixy
— Danger of parting (or, driving).
Dangerous, or. Great risk in sending a
boat GSZ
— Dangerous position.
Dangerous to admit too many on board
at a time GB
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DANGEE— DAY.
Danger — Continued.
Date — Continued.
,
Dangerous to, or, Do not come into less
KMD
— Have yoA any news of recent date from
than — feet of water fv
(or, about) — ?
Dangerous without a pilot Tl
KME
— Is, or. Are dated the — .
Dangerously hurt (or-, wounded); acci-
Newspapers up to date of — (from — ,if
dent AL
necessary) ...SC
Derelict reported passed on — , lati-
KMF
— On the — (date indicated).
tude — , longitude — ; dangerous to
KMG
—On what date did you speak the —(ves-
navigation kvr
sel indicated) ?
Do you consider leak dangerous? Ql
KMH
7— What are the latest dates by the last
KLB
—Furnace considered dangerous.
mail?
KLC
— Have you got out of danger?
KMI
—What is the date of ?
KLD
—How many have you dangerously ill?
What is the date of latest news from — ?
I am in danger [or, shoal water) ; direct
^^
me how to steer nl
What IS the date of your Code List?* . izh
KLE
— In great danger.
KMJ
—What is the date of your latest newspa-
Is there any danger — in — (of, or.
per (or, letter)?
from—)? GA
What is the date of your signal book?
Is there any danger of mines {or, torpedo
VL
boats)? xs
KML
— What was the date of your departure?
It is dangerous to allow too many people
KMN
— What were the latest — dates at — when
on board at once gb
you last heard?
It is dangerous to lose the wind go
Without date. Date not known. . .klw
It is dangerous without a pilot ti
KLF
-^Much danger.
KT,G
—No danger.
Passed a derelict vessel apparently in
KMO
Date. (Fruit. )
good condition, hull well out of the
KMP
Daughter.
water; dangerous to navigation. -KVS
Shoal water, or. Danger in — (direction
KMQ
Daunt-ed-ing.
indicated) gp
KLH
— Shoal water, or, Danger to leeward.
KMR
Davit. .
KLI
— ^Shoal water, or. Danger to windward.
Boat davit... gry
The attempt is dangerous- Gi
KMS
—Fish davit.
KLJ
— Vessel indicated is standing into danger.
We are in danger of parting. .■ gl
You are all clear of danger gm
Dawn. Daybreak. At dawn fib
You are in a dangerous (or, unsafe) po-
sition. Your position is dangerous,
KMT
Day.
GN
KMU
— A day's demurrage (or, number indicated).
You are standing into danger jd
KMV
— A few days.
Any day — after EOS
Arrived during the day exv
KLM
Daniel's battery.
Bill at —days gkf
By day hpb
KLN
Dare-d-ing-ly:
KMW
—Christmas Day.
Daily. Every day. kiq
KLO
Dark. Darkness.
KMX
—Daily expected.
After dark , dqt
Daily report Kis
As soon as it is dark fbm
KMY
— Daily return.
KLP
—Before dark.
Day after.. Next day dec
Do not send boats on shore after dark.
KMZ
— Day before.
GST
KNA
— Day of week.
KLQ
— If the night is dark.
Daybreak. Dawn. At dawn fib
Shall signal with siren (or, steam whistle)
KNB
—Daylight. At daylight.
during fog (or, darkness) we
KNC
— Day's demurrage — is — .
KLR
— When it is dark.
KND
— Day's work.
KNE
— Days from.
KLS
Darken-ed-ing. To darken.
KNF
—During the day.
Every day. Daily... KlQ
KLT
Dash-ed-ing.
Expected daily kmx
KLU
— Dashed to pieces.
Fine day myx
KNG
— How many days?
KLV
Date— OF.
KNH
— How many days since you passed — (vessel
KLW
— Date not known. Without date.
indicated)^
KLX
—Date of entry.
I have only — days' provisions TO
KLY
— Date of leaving.
I have only —days' water ZA
KLZ
— Dated-ing.' To date.
KNI
— I shall go about — miles an hour till
KMA
—Dated at — (or, from).
daylight.
KMB
— Dates up to — .
KNJ
— In about — days.
KMC
— Has paper of following date.
KNL .
—Lay-day.
* i. e., The British Code List published by the Board of Trade, London.
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DAY—]
DECK.
Day — —Continued.
KPA
Debenture.
KNM
— Look out at daybreak.
Made the passage in —days (number to
KPB
Debit-ed-ing.
follow) -- TDF
KNO
— M?iil day.
Midday rtc
KPC
Debt.
Next day. Day after deo
KPD
Debtor.
KNP
—Not to-day.
KNQ
— On tho — day of the month.
Decagramme. (Measure of weight).
-.BAI
KNE
— On the same day:
KNS
—Out — days.
Passed the mail — da y < ago rpu
Decalitre. (Measure of capacity) .
-AYT
KNT
— Shall we have dayliglit enough?
Decametre. (Measure of length) . .
-AVS
The day after to-morrow drv
Square decametre. (Square or surface \
KNU
-^The day before yesterday.
■measure)
-Air.T
KNV
—This day.
KNW
— Through the day.
Decare. (Square measure)
-AXM
KNX
—Today.
KNY
— To-day's post.
Decastere. ( Cubic measure)
-AYF
KNZ
—What day?^
KOA
—What day do you leave?
KPE
Decease-d.
KOB
—What day would be best to — ?
What is the meteorological forecast for
KPF
Deceive-d-ing. To deceive. Decep-
to-day? ZK
tion-ve.
KOC
■Will you be on shore to-day {specify
KPG
— Any deception ?-
hour, if necessary) ?
KPH
— Have, or. Has deceived me.
KOD
— Will you {or person indicated) meet me
on shore to-day {specijy time)''.
You are not likely to receive your or-
KPI
—No deception.
ders for some days sux
KPJ
December.
About December the —
— CZL
KOE
Dead. Died. (See aZso Death and Die. )
KPL
— Beginning of December.
Captain is dead (or, died on — ) — hwi
KPM
—End of December.
KOF
—Dead-eye.
KPN
— Next December.
Koa
—Deadlight.
KOH
—Dead reckoning.
Dead reckoning agrees with observa-
Deciare. (Square measure) ^ - - -
-AXN
tion DTX
KOI
—Dead weight.
KPO
Decide-d-ing. (See also Settle. )
KOJ
—Dead-weight cargo.
KPQ
— Before you decide.
KOL
— Dead works of a ship.
KPE
— Decided upon.
KOM
—How many dead?
KPS
Decision-ive.
How many tons dead weight of cargo
KPT
— Have you decided — to?
must you have? I4S
KPU
— Is it decided?
Latitude by dead reckoning is — .-Qht
KPV
—Nothing decisive yet.
.
Longitude by dead reckoning is — - -Qzc
Police (or other) authorities have de- |
Want — tons dead weight of cargo- -IBE
cided against the crew
-KDG
KON
—Who is dead?
KPW
KPX
—The decision is final.
—The final decision is.
KOP
Deaf-ness.
Decigramme. (Measure of weight).
.-BAJ
KOQ
Deal-ing. Dealt.
A good deal of floating ice— in pbg
Decilitre. (Measure of capacity).
-AYU
KOE
Dealer.
Decimal. (See page 34)
-.BCO
KOS
Deal. ( Wood. )
Decimetre. ( Measure of length) . .
--AVT
Square decimetre (square or surface \
KOT
Dear-ly-ness. (Expensive.)
measure)
..AXS
KOU
— Dearer-est.
. KOV
— Too dear.
Decistere. ( Cubic measure)
-AYG
KOW
Death. (iSce ato Dead. )
, Certificate of death ...ihr
KPY
Deck.
KOX
' TTo-w -man V deaths' _ KOM
'
Armored deck
Between decks _-
-EVX
..GIV
X1\J W XUlXlXJ' tXCWI/XiO . ^^^..M.
—Last death on the — (date to follow).
KQY
Eegistrar of births, deaths, and mar-
riages - gli
Deck awning
Deck cabin
Deck cargo -
-FEW
--HQI
--HYZ
—When was the last death?
KPZ
— Deck house.
KOZ
Debatk-d-ing.
KQA
—Deck passenger.
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Part II.
DECK— DELIVER.
KQB
KQC
KQD
KQE
KQP
KQG
KQH
KQI
KQJ
KQL
KQM
KQN
KQO
KQP Deed.
KQR
KQS
KQT
KQU
KQV
KQW
KQX
KQY
KQZ
KRA
KRB
KRC
KRD
Deck — Continued.
— Deck quarters.
Gear for cleaning decks isv
Have lost deck cargo iao
Lower deck , ecb
Main deck hgi
—On deck.
— Quarter deck.
— Upper deck.
Declare-d-ing-ation.
Declaration of Paris. tbk
— Have, or, Has declared.
— Have, or. Has not declared.
Is war declared? or. Has war com-
menced? YU
"War is declared {or, has commenced), yx
— Decline-d-ing-ation.
Decline accepting any — dbv
I decline to have anything further to do
(or, say) in the matter eqo
I must decline answering ... bna
Offered assistance,but they declined . fgm
— Vessel [or person indicated) declines.
Decoy-ed-ing. To decoy.
Decrease-d-ing.
Decree-d-ing.
Deduct-ed-ing-ion.
KRE
KRF
KRG
Deep-en-ed-ing. (See also Depth.)
— Deep-sea lead.
— Deep water.
Deeper-est.
Deepest water is in the — channel.. ilr
— Deepest water is nearer the shore.
Deepest water is nearest the bank (or,
reef) pvb
— Deeply laden.
— How deep is — ?
— Is she deep?
— Not deep.
— The deepest water.
— Too deep.
Water is too deep ywl
Water is too deep to anchor ekb
Defalcation. (Embezzlement) lxd
Defeat-ed-ing. To defeat.
Defect-ive. (See also Damage. )
Can defects be repaired at sea? ba
Can defects be repaired by yourselves?
BC
Defects can be repaired at sea be
Defects can not be repaired at sea (or
place indicated) bp
Defects, or. Damage can not be repaired
without assistance bg
Defects may be set right in — hours. bd
— Found defective.
—Send list of defects.
■What are your defects?
KRH
KRI
KRJ
KRL/
KRM
KRN
KRO
KRP
KRQ
KRS
KRT
KRU
KRV
KRW
KRX
KRY
KRZ
KSA
KSB
KSC
KSD
KSE
KSF
KSG
KSH
KSI
KSJ
KSL
KSM
KSN
KSO
KSP
KSQ
KSR
KST
KSU
KSV
KSW
KSX
KSY
Defbnce-sive-sible.
Coaat-defence ship ixv
— Defence net.
Lines of defence quo
Local defence qxv
— No defence can be made.
Defend-ed-ing. To depend.
— Defend ship.
If we keep together, we can defend our-
selves PYE
Defendant.
Defer-red-bing-ment. (See also Post-
pone. )
Deficient-ly-cy.
— Deficit.
Define-d-ing-ition.
Depinite-ly-ive-lt.
Defraud-ed-ing.
Defray-ed-ing.
Defy-ied-ing-iance.
Degree — of.
By degrees hpc
Compass signals in degrees ( page 45) . jhi
— Degree of latitude.
— Degree of longitude.
I am using variation of — degrees.. jht
In an ordinary degree svc
— degrees below zero zm
Delay-ed-ing. To delay. (See also
Detain. )
Cause of delay ifq
— Delayed at.
— Delayed by.
— Delayed by contrary winds.
— Delayed by thick fog.
— Delayed through the recent gale.
— Do not delay (detain) .
— How long will delay be?
— I must not delay (detain).
— I will not delay (or, detain) you long.
— If delayed (or, detained).
— What delays-ed (or, detains-ed) you?
Delegate-d-ing. To delegate.
Delight. (Pleasure) _ _ tms
Delighted. (Pleased). tmr
Delightf ul-ly. (Pleasant) tmn
Delirious-um.
— Delirium tremens.
Deliver-y.
— Delivered.
— Have, or. Has been delivered.
— Have the mails been delivered?
— Have you delivered?
— On delivery.
—Shall, or, Will be delivered.
— You are to deliver.
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GENERAL VOCABULARY.
217
DEMAND— DERANGE.
KSZ
KTA
KTB
KTC
KTD
KTE
KTF
KTG
KTH
KTI
KTJ
KTL
KTM
KTN
KTO
KTP
KTQ
KTR
KTS
KTU
KTV
KTW
KTX
KTY
KTZ
KUA
KUB
KUC
KUD
KUE
KUF
KUH
KUI
Demand-ed-inq. To demand.
— Demand has been sent.
Have, or. Has been demanded (or,
claimed) by — mw
— Make a demand.
No demand — for.
— On demand — of.
Salvage demanded .-.vgd
— Send your demands— to (or for).
— Some demand springing np.
— They will demand explanation.
— What is the demand (or, claim)?
Democrat- ACY-ic.
Demolish-ed-ing.
Demur-red-ring.
Demurrage.
A day's demurrage {or number indi-
cated) KMU
Day's demurrage — is — knc
■Demurrage commences-d on the —
Denk. {Measure of weight) ban
Denmark. (See Dane) kjx
Denote-d-ing.
Report when ship denoted is sighted.TJSD
Dense-ly-ity.
Deny-ied-ing. To deny.
Depart -ED- ing-ure.
After the departure of — drm
— Before departure — of — .
Hasten the departure of — onr
— Have you seen any vessel since your
departure?
— I can not hasten my departure.
— I must hasten my departure.
— My departure.
What was the date of your depart-
ure? KML
—Where did you take your last departure
from?
— Your departure.
Department.
Commissariat department Jfa
Goods department--- oeu
Head of department oqh
Intelligence department poe
Naval department sec
Passenger department - tdp
Depend-ed-ing-ence — ON.
— Can depend on.
— Can I depend on?
Can I depend on your time? - - RS
—-Can you depend on your time?
— Can not depend on.
Depends on circumstances iRCt
Dependence {reliance) trow
—I can not depend on my time.
— I shall depend on.
Light is not to be depended on qd
KUJ
KUM
KUN
KUO
KUF
KUQ
KUR
KUS
KUV
KUW
KUX
KUY
KUZ
KVA
KVB
KVC
KVD
KVE
KVP
KVG
KVH
KVI
KVJ
KVL
KVM
KVN
KVO
Depend — Continued.
■May be trusted {or, depended on).
May I depend upon your time? RS
No confidence in. No dependence
on JNX
Not to be depended upon {not relia-
ble) uox
■Nothing to be depended upon beyond
your own resources.
Reckoning not to be depended upon.RU
To be depended Mpon (reliable) uoy
Deplore-d-ing-able-y.
Depose-d-ing-ition.
Deposit-ed-ing.
Depot.
Coal depot iwn
— Naval depot.
What quantity of coal remains in col-
lier (lighter, or, coal depot)? ixo
Depreciate-d-ing-ion.
Depress-ed-ing-ion.
Meteorological Office, or. Weather Bu-
reau, reports depression approaching
from the — BTP
Deprive-d-ing-ation.
Depth. (See also Deep, and Soundings. )
Asks precise time of high water, and
minimum depth at that time xb
Note. — Reply will be:
1. By an hour signal. {Seepage 58g.)
2. By a numeral signal denoting
feet.
— ^At high water you will have — feet.
— At low water you will have — feet.
— Depth is.
—Indicate the depth— of — . What depth?
— Is there suf&cieht depth of water?
— The depth here {or at place indicated)
is — feet at low water.
What depth? Indicate the depth- -Kvb
— What is the depth at high water?
—What is the depth at low water?
— What is the depth of water in feet at — ?
What is the depth of water on the bar?
— What is the depth of water over the sill?
— What is the depth of water alongside
the — ?
What is the least depth of water we
shall have (or, ought to have)? vr
— You will have less than — feet of water.
Depute-d-ing. To depute.
Chamber of Deputies ika
— Deputation.
Deputy, or, Member of Congress or Par-
liament TBO
— Deputy, or, lieutenant governor.
Derange-d-ing-ment.
Machinery slightly deranged mcq
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DERELICT— DESTEOY.
KVP
KVQ
KVB
KVS
KVT
KVU
KVW
Derelict.
Beware of derelict ; dangerous to navi-
gation JE
— Derelict has been fired.
Derelict reported off ■ — (or, in the vicin-
ity of — ) JF
— Derelict reported passed on — , lati-
tude — , longitude — ; dangerous to
navigation.
Have you fallen in with crew of dere-
lict? MBT
Have you seen derelict? jg
— Passed a derelict vessel, apparently in
good condition, hull well out of water ;
dangerous to navigation.
— Passed the derelict vessel — on the — .
Saw derelict in latitude — , longitude — ,
on the — ..JH
Dkeivb-d-ing-ation.
Derrick.
KVX Descend-ed-ing. Descent.
KVY
KVZ
KWA
KWB
KWC
KWD
KWE
KWF
KWG
KWH
KWI
KWJ
KWL
KWM
KWN
KWO
KWP
5WQ
KWR
KWS
KWT
KWU
Describe-d-ing.
— By the description given.
— Can you describe?
— Can not describe.
— Describe exactly what you want (size;
weight, etc.).
— ^Description.
— Have you sent description?
— Send description.
— The same description.
Deseet-ed-ing-ion. •
Charged with desertion ima
Crew deserted kcm
— Deserter.
Desbrve-d-ing-ly.
Design-ed-ing-edlt-ation.
desirb-d-ing-ons-able — to.
Am desired to acquaint you {or person
indicated) dgz
Captain desires me to inform you.HWE
Commanding oflicer desires. jdz
— Desire to see (or, speak) — to.
Desire you will acquaint dhf
— Desires me to tell you.
Do you desire?
Have, Had, or, Has the desired effect.
— It is desirable.
■It is not desirable.
Owners desire me to inform you to coal
at — HE
Owners desire me to inform you to dis-
charge cargo first at — ) place next in-
dicated) ^ ST
Owners desired me to inform you. _syk
— That is my desire.
The consul is desired to come (or, send)
onboard jrp
— The desired effect.
Vessel desires to be reported by tele-
graph to owner (Mr. — ) at — usf
Your agents desire me to inform you,
DTE
KWV
KWX
KWY
KWZ
KXA
KXB
KXC
KXD
KXE
KXF
KXG
KXH
KXI
KXJ
KXL
KXM
KXN
KXO
KXP
KXQ
KXR
Despatch-bd-ing. To despatch. (See
• also Letter. )
Any letters {or, papers) from — ? Ji
— ^Any letters {or, despatches) on board?
Bring (or, Brought) despatches. -..hiq
Despatch boat ^^_-_gsn
Despatch box hdc
Despatch is necessary. jk
— Despatch vessel, or. Aviso.
—Despatches.
Despatches arrived eyb
Forward my despatches . nmz
Go for despatches jl
Government despatch ofs
Had any fitters {or, despatches) ar-
rived — at? JM
Have (pr vessel indicated has) de-
spatches for — ? jN
Have {or vessel indicated has) despatches
from — JO
Have letters (mails, or, despatches) for
you {or vessel or person indicated) . jp
Have you letters (mails, or, despatches)
for me (or vessel, person, or place
indicated) jq
I am the bearer of important despatches,
JR
I have Government despatches (or, — ) ,
JS
I shall make for the anchorage {or, — )
with all despatch jt
— Important despatches.
Refer to my despatches (or, letters) . - ju
Refer to your despatches (or, letters) .jv
Send for despatches (or, letters) jw
— Send your despatches.
— Take despatches.
Telegraphic despaches xln
Telegraphic despatches arrived from — ,
JX
— Wait for despatches.
Will you forward my letters (or,
despatches) — to — ? qu
Will you take despatches? jy .
—Your despatches are ready.
Despise-d-ing. To despise.
Dessatine (square measure) axo
Dessert.
Destine-d-ing-ation.
Arrived at destination exu
Convoy to disperse and make for desti-
nation .... is
Do you call at any port before destina-
tion? ..htb
—What is his (her, or, their) destination?
Your port of destination is closed ; your
owners desire you to proceed to — .
Destitute-ution.
Destroy -ed-ing.
— Can you destroy?
Crops destroyed kdv
—Destroyed by fire.
Have, or. Has destroyed.
— Have you destroyed?
■Shall I destroy?
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DESTEOY— DILEMMA.
KXS
KXT
KXU
KXV
KXW
KXY
KXZ
KYA
KYB
KYC
KYD
KYE
KYF
KYG
KYH
KYI
KYJ
KYL
KYM
KYN
KYO
KYP
KYQ
KYE
KYS
Destroy— Continued.
Torpedo catcher {or, chaser, or, de-
stroyer) XWB
— "Was, or. Were destroyed.
Destructivii-ly-ion.
— Destructive radius.
Detach-ed-ing-ment.
— Detached squadron.
Detail-ed-ing.
Detain-ed-ing-ention. (See also Delay. )
Cause of detention 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.
Do not detain (delay) ksg
I have been {or vessel indicated was) de-
tained — days windbound at — {place
indicated) -- kye
I must not detain {or, delay) ksi
I will not detain you long ksj
If detained ksl
— No cause of detention.
There has been so much fog as to cause
considerable detention ngl
— Vessel indicated was {or, I have been)
detained windbound at — {place indi-
cated).
What detains-ed you? ksm
Detect-ed-ing-ion. {Discover) ldm
Detective.
Deteriorate-d-ing-ation.
Determine-d-ing-ation-able.
Detonate-d-ing-ion.
Detonating fuze now
— Detonator.
Deunum. {Square measure) axj
Deviate-d-ing-ion.
Deviation of compass JHN
Deviation table JHO
Have you any local attraction (devia-
tion)? JHR
What is your deviation? Jio
Dew.
Dholl.
Dhow.
Diachylon, or, Adhesive plaster. -djw
Diagonal-ly.
—Diagonal, or, Triatic stay.
Diagram— OP.
— Indicator diagram.
KYT
KYU
KYV
KYW
KYX
KYZ
KZA
KZB
KZC
KZD
KZE
KZF
KZG
KZH
KZI
KZJ
KZL
KZM
KZN
KZO
KZP
KZQ
KZR
KZS
KZT
KZU
KZV
KZW
KZX
KZY
LAB
LAC
LAD
LAE
LAF
LAG
LAH
LAI
Diameter-bical-ly.
Diamond.
DiARRHCEA-ETIC.
Diary.
dictate-d-ing-ion-tor.
Dictionary.
Did. (See Do.) bmf
Die. To die. (See also Dead and Dying. )
Captain died on — Hwi
Died, or. Dead kob
Dying lqm
How many have died? kom
The breeze will die away hgp
Die.
■ — Taps, stocks, and dies.
DiET-ED-ING-ARY.
DlFPER-ED-lNG. To differ.
Can the difference be arranged? ...ewz
— Difference.
— Difference of latitude.
— Difference of longitude
— Different.
—Different size.
— Different speed.
— Differently.
— No difference.
— Not much difference — between — and — .
— Totally, or. Quite different.
— Very different.
— We {or parties indicated) differ.
— What difference?
DlEFICULT-Y.
Entrance is difficult mfo
Entrance is not difficult mfp
Fire difficult to get at op
— Great difficulty, or. Very difficult.
—I am in difficulties ; direct me how to
steer.
— I find great difficulty in weighing.
Is it a difficult anchorage to get away
from? ELB
Is the channel difficult? ilo
— Is the river navigation difficult?
—Is there any difficulty?
— It is difficult to extricate.
— It is very difficult.
Landing is very difficult qbm
— No difficulty.
— Should there be any difficulty.
— There is not much difficulty.
You will find great difficulty in getting
through the ice at — PCi
— You will have great difficulty in obtain-
ing water.
DiG-GiNG-GER. Dug.
DiGBST-ION-IVE-IBLE.
Dilemma.
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DIM— DISAPPEAR.
DiM-NESS (Faint) --.mrb
Bm^CT— Continued.
Your original orders are cancelled. I
Dime (Coin) ati
am directed to inform you to proceed
to — TH
Direct (Straight).
LAJ
Dimension.
LEK
lak
— Dimensions of — yard are — feet in
Directly. (See Immediately) pdg
length, — inches in the slings.
Come directly jcq
LAM
— External dimensions. From out to out.
Direct-action engine mao
LAN
— Internal dimensions. (In the clear. In-
LEM
—Direct to.
side.)
Directly (Immediately) .-.< pdg
LAO
— What are the dimensions of main yard?
Directly you get bottom let go your
LAP
—What are the dimensions of your fore
anchor ehv
yard?
LEN
—Go direct.
I will heavarto directly I have room. OSN
LAQ
Dtmtnish-ed-ing-utive-ution.
Steer direct for the buoy (or, beacon)
Has yellow fever diminished at— ?-Mwl
gam
Yellow fever has diminished at — .mwu
LEO
Direction (Position).
LBP
—In the direction— of.
Dinar (Coin) aub
LEQ
— Indicate direction (or, position) — of — .
LAR
DiNE-D-ING-NEE.
LBR
Dirt-y-iness.
Admiral, or. Senior ofiScer requests the
Dirty shirts or linen vyo
pleasure of your company to dinner,
DKX
LES
DlSABLE-ING-ILITY.
After dinner -DQU
Am disabled; communicate with me.CL
LAS
— Eefore dinner.
LET
— Am, Is, or. Are disabled.
LAT
— Keep dinner for.
LEU
—Am, Is, or. Are not disabled.
T,AU
— People going on service to take their
Capstan disabled hwa
dinners with them.
LEV
— Disabled.
LAV
— Send dinner — for.
Donkey engine disabled lko
LAW
—When will dinner be ready? What time
Donkey pump disabled lkp
is dinner?
Engines broken down. I am disabled.
LAX
— Will you dine with me?
BJ
Engines broken down (or, disabled)-MCH i
LAY
Dinghy.
Engines completely disabled mq
Engines disabled ; can repair them in —
LAZ
Dioptric. Dioptric Light.
hours MCL
Have lost screw, or. Screw disabled.MS
LBA
DiP-PED-PING.
Have passed steamer with machinery
LEG
— Dip your colors. Dip your ensign.
disabled mt
Have passed steamer with steering gear
LED
Diploma-cy-tic-ist.
disabled mu
Diplomatic agent dsp
Have you seen disabled steamer? --.mv
Machinery disabled mcn
LEE
DiPHTHERIA-IC.
One engine disabled mcr
One screw disabled ; can work the other.
LEP
DiRECT-ED-iNG. To DIRECT. (See also
MW
Instruct and Order.)
LEW
—Passed disabled ship at — .
According to directions (or, orders) -DEM
Passed disabled steamer at — mx
Act as your judgment directs dib
Rudder disabled; will you assist me?
LEG
— ^Am, Is, or, Are directed (or, ordered)
(into port indicated, if necessary) .da
to — (or, by — ).
Ship disabled; will you tow me (into
Eoard of directors.-- Goz
port indicated)^. my
Eook of Sailing Directions (indicate for
Steering gear disabled mz
what place, if necessary) gyx
LEX
— Too much disabled.
Direct me how to steer wtv
LEY
—Tug is disabled.
Directible torpedo xwm
Direction (address) djh
LBZ
Disadvantage-ous-ly.
Directions (instructions ) pnh
LBH
— Director.
LCA
DiSAPFECT-ED-ION.
LEI
— Directory for — .
Crew disaffected; will network kcn
LEJ
— Give directions — that (for, or, to) — .
Have you a Book of Sailing Directions?
LOB
— Serious disaffection in — .
RO
LCD
Disagbee-d-ing-ment-able.
I am directed to acquaint you dhi
LCE
—Landing safe, but very disagreeable.
I am in danger (or, shoal water) ; direct
me how to steer nl
DiSALLOW-ED. Not allowed dzl
I am in diflSculties ; direct me how to
steer Kzu
LCF
DisaJ:«pkar-ed-ing.
Sailing Directions (indicate for what
Buoys have all disappeared hmi
place, if necessary) vek
LOG
— Disappearance.
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221
DISAPPEAR— DISK.
LCH
LCI
LCJ
LCK
LCM
LCN
LCO
LCP
LCQ
LCR
LCS
LOT
LCU
LCV
LOW
LCX
LCY
LCZ
LDA
LDB
LDC
LDE
LDF
LDG
LDH
LDI
LDJ
Disappear — Continued.
Has yellow fever disappeared at — ?.mwj
Yellow fever has disappeared at — -MWv
DiSAPPOINT-ED-ING-MENT.
DiSAPPROVE-D-ING.
DiSARM-ED-ING-AMENT.
DiSASTER-ROUS-LY.
disbelieve-d-ing. disbelief.
Disc. Disk.
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
or explosives.
Flag B, or, Code Flag over B
I have received orders for you to dis-
charge cargo at — 1--SR
— I shall discharge.
Must discharge cargo to repair damages,
KJR
— Obliged to discharge.
Owners desire me to inform you to dis-
charge cargo first at (place indicated),
ST
Send flats to discharge cargo iaz
When do you commence discharging
cargo? - IBJ
Where did you discharge cargo? ibl
Without discharging cargo ibo
You will discharge cargo — ^at — ibq
DlSCIPLINE-D-ING.
DiscLOSE-D-iNG. (Divulge) lu
discolor-ed-ing-ation.
Disconnect.
— Disconnected-ing.
—Does disconnecting affect your steering?
Let your wheels (or, screw) revolve
without disconnecting QOb
DiSCONTENT-ED-LY-MENT.
Crew discontented; will not work -KCO
DiSCONTINUE-D-ING-ATION.
— Discontinue repeating signals.
Light, or. Floating light is discontinued
(or, gone) --QSG
Your agent (or agent specified) has dis-
continued business dtp
DiSCOUNT-ED ING.
— At a discount.
— WTiat is the discount?
LDK
LDM
LDN
LDO
LDP
LDQ
LDR
LDS
LDT
LDU
LDV
LDW
LDX
LDY
LDZ
LEA
LEB
LEC
LED
LEF
LEG
LEH
LEI
LEJ
LEK
LBM
LEN
LEO
LEP
LEQ
LEB
LES
DiSCOURAGE-D-ING.
Discourtesy ( Incivility) pgi
Discover-ed-ing-able-y.
■Can you discover?
— Have, or. Has been discovered.
Have, or. Has not been discovered.
— Have you been discovered?
— Have you discovered?
— I made the discovery.
— What have you discovered?
— When did you discover?
Discredit-ed-ing-ablb-y.
Discretion-al. Discreetly.
— Use you own discretion.
Disouss-ED-iNG-ioN. ( Controversy. )
DisEASE-D. (See also Sick. )
A contagious disease on board (or at
place indicated) -Gpq
Contagious disease Jsc
Disease, or. Sickness is contagious ..vb
Disease, or. Sickness is not contagious,
vc
I have (or, have had) a dangerous infec-
tious disease on board.
Code Flag over l
— Infectious disease.
Is disease (or, sickness) contagious?- va
— Venereal disease.
Disembark- ATION.
— Disembarked-ing.
— Have, or. Has been disembarked.
— Passengers will have to be disembarked.
— Prepare to disembark — at — .
— Shall, or. Will be disembarked.
— To be disembarked.
Troops are ready to disembark ybo
Where will passengers have to be dis-
embarked? - TDV
DiSENGAGE-D-ING-MENT.
DiSGUISE-D-ING. To DISGUISE.
I have been chased by a disguised war
vessel INP
— I saw war vessel (or, vessels) disguised
off—.
Keep a good lookout, as it is reported
enemy's war vessels are going about
■ in disguise of merchantmen OJ
— Passed a war vessel disguised; funnel
(or, funnels) — . Here give the color
or the design of the line of steamers
that it may be an imitation of.
DiSORACE-D-ING-FULLY.
DiSHONEST-y-LY.
Dishonor-ed-able-ably.
disinpect-ed-ing-ant.
Disk. Disc lcn
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Part IL
DISLIKE— DISTINGUISH.
LET
LEU
LEV
LEW
LEX
LEY
LEZ
LFA-
LFB
LFC
LED
LFE
LEG
LFH
LFI
LFJ
LFK
LFM
LPN
LFO
LFP
LPQ
LFR
LFS
LET
LEU
LEV
LEW
LEX
DiSLIKE-D-ING.
DiSLOCATB-D-ING-ION.
Arm dislocated evj
DiSMANTLE-D-ING.
DiSMAST-ED-ING.
Lost the (or, her) masts raz
Vessel seen (or, indicated) lost her masts,
EBP
When did you lose your masts? rmj
DlSMISS-Er*-ING-AL.
Disobey -ED-iNG-DiENCE.
— Disobey-ed-ing-dience of orders.
DiSOEDER-BD-LY.
— Is, or, Are in great disorder.
DiSPATCH-ED-ING. TO DISPATCH. (See
Despatch) kwv
DiSPENSE-D-ING — WITH.
— Can spare {or, dispense with).
— Can you spare (or, dispense with)?
DiSPERSE-D-ING.
Convoy to disperse and make for desti-
nation IS
Convoy to disperse and reassemble at
rendezvouz ( or place indicated) it
Convoy to spread as far as possible, keep-
ing within signal distance iz
DiSPLACE-D-ING-MENT.
DlSPLAY-ED-ING.
DiSPLEASE-D-ING-URE.
DiSPOSE-D-ING-AL.
An opportunity for selling (or, disposing
of) SEV
An opportunity of disposing of cargo,
HZQ
— At my own disposal.
—At your disposal.
— Can dispose of.
-^Can not dispose of.
Dispose of cargo as soon as possible,
IAN
— For disposal.
— Have you disposed of?
— Not disposed of.
DiSPROVE-D.
DiSPUTE-D-ING-ABLE.
DiSQUALIPY-IED-IOATION.
DiSREGARD-ED-ING.
— Disregard leader's movements. Disre-
gard motions.
Dissatisfied. Dissatisfaction. (Discon-
tent) LDE
LEY DiSSENT-BD-ING-SION.
LEZ
LGA
LGB
LGC
LGD
LGB
LGF
LGH
LGI
LGJ
LGK
LGM
LGN
LGO
LGP
LGQ
LGR
LGS
LGT
LGU
LGV
LGW
LGX
LGY
LGZ
LHA
DiSSOLVE-D-ING-UTION.
— Dissolution of partnership.
Congress, Parliament, Assembly (or
other legislative body) is dissolved. fbj
Distance.
At — (time indicated) — (place indi-
cated) bore — , distant — mUes ed
Bearings and distance of qbf
Can not make out your flags; come
nearer (or, make Distant Signals). vm
— Communicate by Distant Signals.
Convoy to spread as far as possible,
keeping within signal distance iz
Course and distance jzg
— Distant.
— Distant Signals (when spoken of). (See
page 533. )
Extend-ed-ing your distance mpn
How far oflf ? What distance? mta
— I am going to communicate by Distant
Signals.
I wish to signal ; will you come within
easy signal distance vj
Keep within signal distance pzu
— Make Distant Signals.
— Miles distant (or, from).
— Not sufficient distance.
Sufficient distance.
What distance? How far off? mta
— What distance off is?
What distance were you — from?
What are the bearing and distance of —
(place or vessel indicated)1 eo.
What is the distance — to?
When I have run my distance I shall put
her head off until — .
Distil-led-ling-ler-y-lation.
DiSTlNCT-LY-ION-IVE-NESS.
— Distinct enough.
— Your signal is not distinct,
tion doubtful.
Interpreta-
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 in-
dicated) has hoisted?
— Can not distinguish her (or, your) colors.
Can not distinguish your signal flags;
come nearer, (or, make Distant Sig-
nals) __, VM
— Distinguishing vane.
— I can not distinguish (or, see).
—Plainly distinguishable. I saw it very
plainly.
Repeat your distinguishing signal ; the
flags were not made out dtj
Show your distinguishing signal dv
Signal not understood, although the
flags are distinguished wcx
Vessel has not shown her number (or,
distiiiguishing signal) slh
Vessels just arrived, show your distin-
guishing signals DX
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223
DISTINGUISH— DO.
LHB
LHC
LHD
LHE
LHG
LHI
LHJ
LHK
LHM
LHN
LHO
LHP
LHQ
LHR
LHS
LHT
LHU
DiSTiNQTJiSH — Continued.
Vessels just weighed (or, leaving), show
your distinguishing signals dz
Vessels that wish to be reported all
well, show your distinguishing sig-
nals DYT
Vessels that wish to he reported on
leaving, show your distinguishing
signals .^eb
Vessels that wish to be reported, show
your distinguishing signals ea
— ^Your signal flags can not be distin-
guished.
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.
— ^Distressed seaman.
Do you think we ought to pass a vessel
in this distressed condition 1 ne
Have you seen or heard of a vessel
wrecked or in distress ? __ zu
— How long have you ( or vessel indicated )
been in such distress ?
I will assist you (or vessel in distress),
FGI
I will remain by you (or vessel in dis-
tress) AI
In distress ; want assistance NS
In DISTRESS; WANT IMMEDIATE ASSIST-
ANCE* NO
*See Distress Signals, page 7.
Is not vessel (bearing if necessary) in
distress? NT
— Put in, in distress.
— Relieve vessel in distress.
Signals of distress WCY
Signals of distress in — (direction indi-
cated) wcz
— Strange sail (or vessel indicated) is (or,
was) in distress.
Vessel indicated in distress, wants im-
mediate assistance nw
Vessel indicated appears in distress. -NX
Vessel on — (bearing indicated) is mak-
ing signals of distress wdp
DiSTRIBUTE-D-ING-ION.
District— OF — .
Agricultural district— of — — dul
Mining district — of — BtJQ
DiSTBUST-ED-ING-PUL-LY.
DiSTURB-ED-ING-ANCE.
Atmospheric disturbance fjp
— ^Disturbance is quelled.
— ^Disturbance on shore (or, at — ).
I have no cargo to disturb my com-
JHU
Ditch.
Ditto.
LHV
LHW
LHX
LHY
LHZ
LIA
LIB
Lie
LID
LIE
LIF
JilG
LIH
LIJ
LIK
LIM
LIN
DlVE-D-ING-B.
Artificer diver. _ bzq
— Can you lend me a diver 1
— Diver's gear.
— Diver's helmet.
— Diver's pump.
— Diver's telephone.
Diving apparatus erg
Diving bell- -Gbo
— Diving dress.
— Have you (or vessel indicated) a diver 1
— Require diver to clear screw.
— Require diver to examine bottom.
DiVIDE-D-ING-SION. DIVISIBLE.
Divisional boat - gsk
Dividend.
Divine Service.
Djerib. (Square -measure) axp
Divulge-d-ing.
Do, Did, Doing, Done. bmf
After it was done dqy
Badly done frj
Can, or, May do (or, be done) blt
Can, or. May do it blu
Can, or. May have done (or, been done),
blv
Can, or. May it be done? blw
Can you (or person indicated) do it?
dep
Cannot, or, May not do (or, be done),
BLX
Can not, or, May not do it bly
Can not, or, May not have done (or,
been done) blz
Could, or, Might do (or, be done) ..bma
Could, or. Might have done (or, been
done) ..' BMC
Could, or. Might not do (or, be done),
bmd
Conld. or, Might not have done (or-, been
done) bme
—Do all.
Do, Does, Did, Doing, Done bmf
Do, Does, or, Did he (she, it, or per-
sons or things indicated) ? btq
Do, Does, or. Did his (her-s, it-s)?..BMG
Do, Does, or. Did I (my, mine)? ...bmh
Do, Does, or. Did not bmi
Do, Does, or, Did that (or, this)? ..bmj
Do, Does, or. Did the? bmk
Do, Does, or, Did there? bml
Do, or, Did these (or,' those)? bmn
Do, Does, or, Did they (their-s)?.--BM0
Do, Does, or, Did we (our-s)? bmf
Do, Does, or, Didyou-r-s? .bmq
Do not let him (her, it, or person indi-
cated) — have btr
— Do what is to be done.
Do you think it will be? xpy
— Doing well.
Easily done deg
Had, Has, or. Have done (or, been done) ,
bmb
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GENERAL VOCABULARY.
Part II.
DO.
LIO
LIP
LIQ
LIR
Do — Continued.
Had. Has, or. Have not done (or, been
done) BMS
Had, or. Have I done? bmt
Had, or, Have they done? bmtj
Had, or. Have we done? bmv
Had, or. Have you done? bmw
Has it been done (accomplished) ?.-DEH
Having done bmx
He, She, It {or persons or things indi-
cated) does (do, or, did) buh
He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) does (do, or, did) not bui
He, She, It, {or persons or things indi-
cated) had (has, or, have) done (or,
is, or, are doing) btjl
He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) had (has, or, have) not done
(or, is, or, are not doing) bup
He, She, It (or persons or things indi->
cated) should (ur, would) do (or, be
done BVN
He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) should (or, would) not do (or,
be done) bvr
How do (does, or, did)? bxl
How do (or, did) you? bxm
I do (or, did) bmy
I do (or, did) not bmz
— I do not think it will be.
I do not think it will do xqb
I had (or, have) done bna
I had (or, have) not done — bnc
I shall (or, will) do bnd
I shall (or, will) not do bne
I should (or, would) do bnf
I should (or, would) not do bng
— I will do it if I can.
If he (she, it, or persons or things in-
dicatedy Aoes (do, or, did) byh
If he (she, it, or persons or things in-
dicated) does (do, or, did) not byi
If I do (or, did) bzf
If I do (or, did) not Bza
— If I were you, I should not do it.
If it can (or, may) be done bzr
If it can not (or. may not) be done.BZS
If they do (or, did) cam
If they do (or, did) not can
If we do (or, did) cbf
If we do (or, did) not CBa
If you do (or, did) CBW
If you do (or, did) not CBX
Is it done? ...bnh
Is it not to be done? bni
Is it to be done? bnj
It, etc. (See He, above. )
It can (or, may) be done bnk
It can not (or, may not) be done.-.BNL
It could (or, might) be done. bnm
It could (or, might) not be done bno
It has (or, had) been done bnp
It has (or, had) not been done bnq
It ought not to be done bns
It ought to be done bne
It shall (or, will) be done bnt
It shall (or, will) not be done bnu
It will do BNV
—It will do very well.
May, etc. (See Can, above. )
Might, etc.. (See Could, aboue.)
LIS
LIT
LIU
Do — Continued.
Must do (or, be doiie) cen
Must not do (or, be done) cew
Not doing-- .. --Crp
Not doing well zbl
Not done CFQ
Not easily done -.- dei
Not to be done -.cai
— Now doing.
Ought I to— do? CHQ
Ought to do (or, be done) CHZ
Shall, or, "Will do (or, be done) .--Bnw
Shall, or, Will have done (or, be done),
BNX
Shall, or, "Will he (she, it, or persons
or things indicated) do (or, be done) ?
bwp
Shall, or. Will he (she, it, or persons
or things indicated) not do (or, be
done)? bwj
Shall, or, Will not do (or, be done). bnt
Shall, or. Will not have done (or, been
done) - BNZ
Shall, or, Will they do it?-- boa
Shall, or. Will they not do it? BOC
Shall, or, Will you doit? BOD
Shall, or. Will you not do it? boe
Should, or. Would do (or, be done)-BOF
Should, or, Would have done (or, been
done) BOG
Should, or. Would he (she, it, or per-
sons or things indicated) do (or, be
done) Bwo
Should, or. Would he (she, it, or per
sons or things indicated) not do (or,
be done)? bwt
Should, or. Would not do (or, be done),
BOH
Should, or, Would not have done (or,
been done) BOI
They do (or, did) BOJ
They do (or, did) not bok
They had (or, have) done bol
They had (or, have) not done bom
To be done — -CNR
To do -CNT
— Very well done.
Was, or. Were done (or, doing) bon
Was, or, Were not done (or, doing) -BOP
We do (or. did) -BOQ
We do (or, did) not bor
We had (or, have) done bos
We had (or, have) not done bot
— Well done.
What, or. Which do (does, or, did)?-CQB
What, or. Which does (do, or, did) he
(she, it, or persons or things indi-
cated)1 CQD
What, or. Which do (or, did) they (we,
or, you)? CQE
What, or. Which shall (or, will) I (or,
we) do? CQL
What, or. Which shall (or, will) they
(or, you) do?---, cqn
What, or, Which should (or, would) I
(or, we) do? . cqr
What, or. Which should (or, would) they
(or, you) do? CQS
When do (does, or, did)? crb
When does (do, or, did) he (she, it, or
persons or things indicated)"! CRD
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GENERAL VOCABULARY.
225
DO— DOUBLE.
LIV
LIW
LIX
LIY
LIZ
LJA
LJB
LJC
LJD
LJE
LJF
LJG
LJH
LJI
LJK
LJM
LJN
LJO
LJP
LJQ
LJB
LJS
LJT
LJU
LJV
LJW
Do — Continued.
When do {or, did) I {or, we)? cke
When do {or, did) they {or, you)?-.CRF
When done with ... .org
When shall {or, will) I (they, we, or,
you) do? CRY
When shall (or, will) it be done?. _ -Crx
Where do (does, or, did)?.. ..csx
Where do {or, did) I {or, we)? csy
Where do {or, did) they {or, you)?--CSZ
— Where is it to take place (or, to be done)?
Who do (does, or, did)? cue
Why do (does, or, did)? ovg
Why do (does, or, did) not? cvh
Why do {or, did) yon? cvi
Why do {or, did) you not?. _.CVJ
Will, etc. {See Shall, above.)
Will it do? BOTJ
Will not do BOV
Will you do it? CWE
Would, etc. {See Shoiild, above. )
You do {or, did) bow
You ido {or. did) not? box
You had {or, have) done boy
You had {or, have) p.ot done boz
DOCK-ED-ING.
— Do you go into dry dock? Will you have
to go into dry dock?
Dock authorities png
— Dock dues.
— Dock laborer.
— Dockers' Union.
— Docks — at — .
— Dry dock.
— Floating dock.
— Graving dock.
— In dock.
— Is there any dry dock here?
— Must go into dry dock.
— No dry dock nearer than — .
— Out of dock.
—Tidal dock.
— Undock-ed-ing.
— Wet dock.
What is the depth over sill? kvh
— What is the length of dock at — ?
— ^When do you come out of dry dock?
— When were you last docked?
Will you have to go into dry dock, or.
Do you go into dry dock? Lix
Wish to enter port or dock tm
Docket.
Dockyard.
Dockyard authorities enh
Doctor.
Accident; want a surgeon {or, doctor),
AM
— Doctor, or, Surgeon is away.
— Doctor, or. Surgeon shall be sent for.
Doctor, or. Surgeon wants assistance,
EGP
Doctor, or. Surgeon will come imme-
diately WN
Have you a doctor {or, surgeon)?- --WK
I am in want of a doctor {or, medical
assistance) ■ fgl
LJX
LJY
LJZ
LKA
LKB
LKC
LKD
LKE
LKF
LKG
LKH
LKI
LKJ
LKM
LKN
LKO
LKP
LKQ
LKR
LKS
LKT
LKU
LKV
LKW
LKX
LKY
LKZ
Doctor — Continued.
May I send a sick person to- see your
doctor {or, surgeon)? wl
— No doctor {or, surgeon).
No doctor {or, surgeon) available.-WM
Surgeon, or. Doctor shall be sent for,
LJW
Want a doctor {or, surgeon) ; send me
one from the nearest place wo
Want a surgeon {or, doctor). Medical
assistance wanted fgl
Will your doctor {or, surgeon) come on
board? wp
Document. (See also Paper. )
— Bring all your documents {or, papers) .
Papers and documents tal
Dog.
— Dog watch.
Doing. {See Do) bmf
Dollar. {Coin) atj
Dolphin.
Dolphin striker.
Dome.
Domestic-ate-d-ing-ity.
Dominion.
— His, or. Her Majesty's dominions.
Domingo, Santo.
Colors.
Don.
Santo Domingo
Done. (See Do) bmf
Donkey. {Animal.)
Donkey Boiler gwv
Donkey boiler burst gwx
Donkey boiler damaged gw y
— Donkey engine.
— Donkey engine disabled.
— Donkey pump disabled.
Door.
— Manhole door.
— Water-tight door.
doppelzentner.
Dose.
{Measure of weight),
ZNL
DOT-TED-ING.
Dot between initials. -Code Flag over f
Double-d-y-ing. Dual.
—Double acting-ion.
Double altitude .-EDI
Double bottom. - hay
— Double expansion engine.
—Double reef -ed.
—Double topsail.
Double topsail yard xwd
76564—09 15
226
GENERAL VOCABULARY.
Pakt IL
DOUBLOON— DRIVE.
Doubloon. (Coin) --
-ATK
Drachme. (Measure of weight) ban
T,MA
r)OUBT-!ED-rUL-LY.
Any doubt -
-.EOT
LMW
Drapt-ed-ing. .
LMB
—Doubtless. No doubt.
LMX
Dbag-ged-ging. To drag.
I doubt if it is possible
--TQB
Anchor drag-ged-ging eha
I doubt your {or, my) ability to —
.CYB
LMY
—Drag rope.
If you have any doubt
--EPS
Dragging (driving) lnv
No doubt. Doubtless
-LMB
Your signal is not distinct ; interpreta-
LMZ
Drain-ed-ing-age.
tion doubtful
--LGT
LNA
Main drain rgj
Draught. (See also Draw. )
LMC
Dover's powders.
LNB
— Black draught.
Coal req^res much draught iwr
LMD
Down.
Draught of water yvc
Batten-ed-ing down
-FYK
LNC
—My draught of water is — feet — inches
Broken down
-HJX
aft.
Chronometer has run down
--GQ
LND
— My draught of water is — feet — inches
Cut down
--KHI
forward.
Down channel- -
-.ILK
What draught of water in feet could
LME
— Down the river.
you lighten to? ob
LMF
— Down to — .
What is your draught of water? oc
LMG
— Downcast.
Very bad draught prv
LMH
— Downfall.
LNE
— Very fair.dranght.
LMI
— Downhearted.
LNF
—Very good draught.
LMJ
— Downwards.
Ensign union downwards - -
Fell down
-MEJ
--MVI
LNG
Drawing. Drew. To Draw. (Sketch.)
Haul down your ensign
-MEN
Haul the jib down
--OPE
LNH
Draw-ing. Drew. (See also Draught.)
Haul down
-ONY
Draught lna
Heave her dovra
--OSA
LNI
— Draw fires.
Helm is down
..OTP
Drawbridge hgp
Holding-down bolts loose
-GYA
Drawing too much water nz
Hull down
-OZY
I draw — feet aft and — feet forward.
I have sunk (or, run down) a vessel-HK
OA
Let your fires down
.NAM
What is your draught of water? oc
LMK
— Not far down.
Price has gone down (fallen)
-MRW
LNJ
Drawback.
Sea going, gone down
.VKZ
LMN
— Up and down — the — .
LNK
Dredge-ding.
LMO
— Upside down.
LNM
— Dredger.
Vessel indicated (or in direction indi-
LNO
—Keep, or, Pass the dredger on your port
cated) is supposed to have gone down,
side.
NOY
LNP
— Keep, or. Pass the dredger on your star-
W hen the breeze goes down
..HGI
board side.
When the moon goes down
..RZC
LMP
—When the sea has gone down.
LNQ
Dress-ed-ing.
LMQ
— When will you drop down?
Diving dress lib
Dress-ed-ing ship vxi
Downcast
-LMG
Full dress.-- nso
Properly dressed _ tzp
LMR
downton pump.
Downwards
-LMJ
LNR
Drew. (See Draw) lnh
Driet-ed-ing.
LMS
Dozen.
I am drifting, want assistance cm
LMT
— Half dozen.
LNS
— You are (or vessel indicated is) drifting.
LMU
— How many dozen can you spare?
Send a — dozen cases of —
--IDE
LNT
Drinking. Drank.
Drunk-en-ness - - - . -.loj
Draa, or. Pike. [Measure of length)
-AVU
LNU
Drive. Drove. Driven. (Carried by
LMV
Drab. (Color.)
LNV
wind or sea. )
—Driving. Dragging.
Drachm. (Measure of weight)
.BAK
Danger of driving (or, parting) kjz
Driven by stress of weather yza
Drachma. (Coin) ...
.ATL
Driven on shore" near — . VZH
Driving ; I can veer no more cable. I
Drachma. ( Measure of weigh t)
— BAI
have no more anchors to let go nk
Part II.
GBNBKAL VOCABULARY.
227
DRIVE— DURING.
LNW
LNX
LNY
LNZ
LOA
LOB
LOG
LOD
LOE
LOF
LOG
LOH
LOI
LOJ
LOK
LOM
LON
LOP
LOQ
LOR
LOS
LOT
LOU
LOV
Drive — Continued.
Driving ; parted from anchors eia
Drove on the rocks -- - loe
■We are driving.
Driver, or, Spanker.
Spanker, or. Driver boom ozv
Spanker, or, Driver boom sprang -.Gzw
Drizzle-d-ing.
Drogue.
Droit.
Droits of admiralty dlw
Drop-eed-ping.
Drop a kedge. Bring to with a kedge,
PXV
Drop astern — of.- rm
Drop boat gsu
— Drop down with the tide.
Make sail, or, Go ahead and drop a boat
on board dvn
Time ball drops at — ftj
When does time ball drop? ftk
When will yon drop down? lmq
-LNU
Drought.
Drove. (See aZso Drive) -
— Drove on the rocks.
Drown.
Accident happened; drowned; drown-
ing DCH
— Drowned-ing.
Drug-ged-ging-gist.
Drum.
Drunk-en-ness.
Charged with drunkenness imb
— Drunkard.
Dry-ied-ing. To Dry.
Do you go into dry dock? Will you
have to go into dry dock? Lix
— ^Dry. Dryness.
— Dry at low water.
Dry dock ^ ljc
— Dry rot.
—High and dry.
Is there any dry dock here? ljg
Must go into dry dock ljh
No dry dock nearer than — : LJI
When do you come out of dry dock?-LJQ
Dual lkv
Ducat. (Coin) -Atm
Duchess. Duke loy
Duck.
LOW
LOX
Due.
Duly
— Due at.
— Due from.
.LPA
LOY
LOZ
LPA
LPB
LPC
LPD
LPE
LPF
LPG
LPH
LPI
LPJ
LPK
LPM
LPN
LPO
LPQ
LPR
LPS
LPT
LPU
LPV
LPW
LPX
Due — Continued.
— Due on.
Due to arrive — at eyd
Mail is due on — -— Rfe
Dues. {Fees. )
Dock dues liy
Harbor dues omx
• Light dues .--QSB
Dug LAG
DuiM. {Measure of length) avo
Duke. Duchess.
dull-ness.
Business dull hnu
Duly.
Dumb.
Dunnage.
Duplicate.
Have you a duplicate {or, copy) — of?
JWB
— I can supply you with a duplicate of
engine (part. mentioned).
I have no duplicate :_--jwc
— In duplicate.
— ^Send a duplicate.
— Send the duplicate.
Take, or, Make a duplicate {or, copy),
JWD
Durable-ness-ility.
Duration.
During.
Arrived during the day Exv
Arrived during the night exw
— During a gale.
— During a thick fog.
— During meal hours.
During my absence {or, the absence of
— ) DAX
— During the — {or, a — ).
During the cruise .kfa
During the day knp
—During the fog.
— During the gale. Whilst the gale lasts.
During the monsoon {or, trades) — ryj
—During the night.
—During the passage {or, voyage).
— During the time in harbor.
— During the war.
—I shall lie-to during the night.
I shall steer — during the night ---wtz
I will keep close to you during the
night ivr
Keep close during the fog pyo
Keep me in sight during the night
{bearing to follow, if necessary) - . pyv
Passed during the night tcq
Pay strict attention to signals during
the night dt
Shall signal with steam whistle {or,
siren) during fog {or, darkness) --WE
228
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Part II.
DURING— EAST.
LPY
LPZ
LQA
LQB
LQC
LQD
LQE
LQF
LQG
LQH
LQI
LQJ
LQK
LQM
LQN
LQO
LQP
LQE
LQS
LQT
LQU
LQV
LQW
LQX
LQY
LQZ
During — Continued.
Spoke several vessels during the pas-
sage vsu
Will you keep close to me during the
night? IVK
D0SK-Y-INESS.
As soon as it is dusk fbn
— Before it is dusk.
DUST-Y.
Gold dust ODK
Dutch-man. Dutch Colors.
Duty.
— A great neglect of duty.
— Neglect of duty.
— Will do his {or, its) duty very well.
Duty. (Customs.)
Custom-house duties kgv
Duties are altered ech
Export duties MPC
Import duties peo
— Is there any duty on?
— Without duty.
Dye-d-ing-ek.
— Dyewoods.
Dying.
— Dying at the rate of — a day.
Dying for want of water nf
Dynamite-r.
Dynamo.
Dysentery. Case op dysentery idl
Dyspepsia-tic.
E. (Letter.) (For new method of spelling,
seepage 13.)
Each.
■Each of the (or, them).
— Each of us (or, our).
Each of you (or, your).
Each other.
— Each ship.
■Each way.
LRA
LRB
LRC
LRD
LRE
LRF
LRG
LRH
LRI
LRJ
LRK
LRM
LRN
LRO
LRP
LRQ
LRS
LRT
LRU
LRV
LRW
LRX
LRY
LRZ
LSA
LSB
LSC
LSD
LSE
LSF
Eager-ly-ness.
Eagle. (Bird.)
Eagle. (Coin) atn
Ear.
Earing.
— Reef earing.
Earl.
Early. Early — in.
— Earlier. * Earliest.
Eakn-ed-ing. To earn.
Earnest-ly-ness.
Earth.
— Earth circuit.
— Earth current.
— Earth plate.
Earthenware. ( China ) ipc
Earthquake.
Earthwork.
Ease-d-ing. . To ease.
Ahead easy. Go ahead easy lh
Astern easy. Go astern easy lk
Ease her. Reduce speed mp
— Ease off.
— Easier. Easiest.
Easily accomplished (done) deg
— Easy. Easily.
Easy ahead lh
Easy astern lk
— Easy sail. Keep under easy ^ail.
Fire can easily be got at.-- on
— Go easy.
— I shall keep under easy sail.
Not easily accomplished (done) dei
Not easy landing on the beach . Scarcely
prudent to land pzx
— Under easy sail.
— Which is the easiest?
— With the greatest ease.
East. (Compass in degrees) aeu
East. ( Compass in points) aqu
— ^Easterly -em-ing-ward.
Alongshore to the eastward of — (dis-
tance in miles may follow) eao
East India cargo hza
East India Government ofr
Eastlndiaman phw
East longitude qyz
— From the eastward.
North-east-erly-ern-ing- ward-er SJM
On. or. At the east coast of — iyh
On, or. At the N.E. coast of — lYG
On. or. At the S.E. coast of — iyj
South -east-erly-eming- ward-er wli
— To, or, For the eastward.
Too far to the eastward.
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229
EASTER— ELIGIBLE.
LSG
LSH
LSI
LSJ
LSK
LSM
LSN
LSO
LSP
LSQ
LSR
LST
LSU
L8V
LSW
LSX
LSY
LSZ
LTA
LTB
LTC
LTD
LTE
LTF
LTG
LTH
LTI
LTJ
LTK
LTM
LTN
LTO
LTP
LTQ
LTR
LTS
LTU
LTV
LTW
Easter.
After Easter dqt
— Before Easter.
Easy-ily. (.Sfee Ease) lev
Eat-ing-en-ablb.
— Worm eaten.
Ebb-ed-ing.
Bar is impassable for boats on the ebb
tide -- E(j
Do not ab^andon the vessel till the tide
has ebbed ad
—Ebb sets — .
—Ebb tide.
— How will the ebb set?
— -When the ebb makes.
"When will the tide ebb? --xi
Ebonite.
Ebony.
Eccentbic-ity-al.
Eccentric bar broken pwj
— ^Eccentric gear.
— ^Eccentric pulleys loose.
— Eccentric rod bent.
— ^Eccentric rod broken.
— Eccentric sheaves out of order.
— ^Eccentric strap broken.
ECLIPSE-D-ING.
ECONOMY-IC-IOAIi-IZE.
— Economize-d-ing fuel.
— Most economical speed.
Ecuador. Ectjadoe Colors.
Eddy.
— Eddy tide.
Edge-d-ing. Edgewise.
Water's edge ywn
Edition. Editor.
Educatb-d-ing-ion.
Educe-tion,
— Eduction gear.
— Eduction pipe out of order.
— Eduction port.
Can a landing be effected? Can boats
land? EW
Have, or, Has the desired effect- --kwq
The desired effect Kwu
Try to effect ^^^
Efpective-ly.
Eefectual-ly.
Ebfervesce-d-ing-nce.
—Effervescing drink.
Epficient-ly-cy.
— May be made efficient.
LTX
LTY
LTZ
LUA
LUB
LUC
LUD
LUE
LUP
LUG
LUH
LUI
LUJ
LUK
LUM
LUN
LUO
LUP
LUQ
LUR
LUS
LUT
LUV
LUW
LUX
LUY
LUZ
LVA
LVB
LVC
LVD
LVE
LVF
LVG
LVH
LVI
LVJ
LVK
LVM
LVN
LVO
LVP
Effort.
— Use utmost efforts (exertions, or, en-
deavors) — to.
Egg.
Egypt-ian. Egyptian Colors.
Egyptian Pound, or, Lira ato
ElGHT-H-LY.
ElGHTEEN-TH.
Either. Either one.
—Either of the (or, them).
— Either of us, our-s.
— Either of you-r-s.
Ejbct-ed-ion-ment.
— Ejector.
El. '{Measure of length) AWJ
Elapse-d.
Elastic-ity.
Elbow.
Elder. (Older) SQi
Eldest. (Oldest) sqj
Elect -ed-ing-ion.
— Is, or, are elected ■
for — .
Electric- AL-LY-iTY.
— Electric battery.
Electric bell gep
Electric brush hkn
Electric cable hrb
— Electric circuit.
— Electric current.
— Electric engine.
— Electric fuze.
— Electric launch.
— Electric light.
— Electric light installation.
— Electric machine.
— ^Electric mine.
— Electric motor.
— Electrical communication.
— Electrician.
— Electro contact.
— Electro contact mine.
— Electro magnet.
— Keep electric light on — .
— Search light, or, Electric projector
—Turn off electric light.
— Turn on electric light.
Electrician lyd
Elephant.
Elevate-d-inq-ation-or.
Eleven-th.
Eligible-ility.
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Part IL
elm-
-END.
LVQ
Elm.
LXO
Emperor.
Emperor, King Queen, President, Chief
LVR
Else.
Anyone else eqa
of the State, etc., of— has (or, is) ..lOR
Anything else EQG
LXP
Empire.
Anywhere else ---'- eqs
LVS
— Elsewhere.
LXQ
Employ-ed-ing-ment.
LVT
— Nothing else.
Chartered, or, Employed by Govern-
LVU
—Or else.
ment INE
LVW
— Someone else.
LXR
—Employee.
Something else wjr
LXS
—Employer.
LVX
—What else?
Government employee (or, officer), .oft
LVY
— Who, or, Whom else?
LXT
—To be employed (or, used).
LVZ
Embauk-mf.nt.
LXU
Empress. *
LWA
Embargo.
LXV
Empty-ied-ing.
LWB
— An embargo has been laid on at — .
LXW
—Empty barrel.
LWC
—Does embargo extend to vessels under
Empty bottles ...hat
— flag?
Empty cartridge casQ icu
LWD
— Embargo is not taken off.
LXY
—Empty cases.
LWB
— Embargo is taken off.
Empty casks ...idz
LWF
— Embargo not expected.
LXZ
—Water tank is empty.
LWG
—Has embargo been taken off at — ?
When empty-ied zck
LWH
—In daily expectation of an embargo.
LWI
— Is embargo likely to be taken ofif ?
LYA
En route.
LWJ
— It is expected the embargo will be taken
off.
LYB
Enable-d-ing.
LWK
—The {nation specified) have laid an em-
bargo on all (nations speuified) vessels.
LYC
Enc a mp-ed-ing-ment.
LWM
— When is the embargo to be laid on?
Enemy is breaking up his encampment.
LWN
— When is the embargo to be taken off ?
LZC
LYD
Enclose-d-ing-ure.
LWO
Embark-eding.
LWP
—Embarkation.
LYE
Enoounter-ed-ing.
LWQ
— Enemy's troops embark-ed-ing.
Have encountered ice — (date, latitude.
LWR
— I shall embark at.
and longitude to follow, if necessary).
LWS
— Passengers are embarked.
(See alsopage 374— Ice) pbl
LWT
— To embark troops.
Where did you encounter ice? pcg
LWU
— Troops are all embarked.
LWV
— Troops are embarking.
LYF
Encourage-d-ing-ment.
LWX
— When do the troops embark?
LWY
—When do you embark?
LYG
Encroach-ed-ing-ment.
LWZ
—When will passengers embark?
Encumber.
LXA
Embarrass-ed-ing-ment.
The bank is encumbered with fishing
boats EP
LXB
Embassy.
LVH
End-ed-ing — of.
T,XC
Embayed.
A regular break up. An end to the fine
weather i hev
LXD
Embezzle-d-ing-ment.
At the end (or, extremity) — of fix
At the latter end— of — . The latter
LXE
Emergency.
end— of Piz
LXF
— In case of emergency.
Authorities will put an end to the affair,
nPT
LXG
Emery.
uro
Beam ends... gag
Emery cloth ivn
LYI
— Before the end — of.
Buoy end of cable hmp
LXH
Emetic.
LYJ
— Butt end.
Tartar emetic . xky
Cipher is ended IQS
LYK
—End for end.
LXI
Emigrate-d-ing-ion-ant.
End of April ...EUB
Detained by the Emigration Officer. kyb
End of August - fmc
LXJ
— Emigration, or, Immigration Office.
End of December kpm
LXK
— Have you settled with the Emigration
End of February .' MUR
Office?
End of January pdv
End of July pwo
LXM
Eminence-ent-ly.
End of June PWX
End of March EKX
LXN
Emolument.
End of May rng
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END— ENGINE.
LYM
LYN
LYO
LYP
LYQ
LYR
LYS
LYT
LYU
LYV
LYW
LYX
LYZ
LZA
LZB
LZC
LZD
LZE
LZF
LZG
LZH
LZI
LZJ
LZK
LZM
End— Conimwed.
End of November skw
End of October soi
End of September .-Vrm
— End on.
— Endless.
Gaff end nve
— Tail end of main shaft broken.
The authorities will put an end to the
affair dpj
The latter end— of fiz
Was thrown on her {or, my) beam
ends GAX
When will the end (or, last) be?
ENDANGER-ED-mO.
Endeavok-ed-ing. To endeavor — to.
{See also Attempt and Try. )
Boats should endeavor to land where
flag is waved {or, light is shown) _ _ jz
—Endeavor. {Effort.)
Endeavor-ed-ing to ascertain rcj
Endeavor to come alongside ebd
Endeavor to send a line by boat (cask,
kite, or. raft, etc.) ka
Endeavor to pick up boat GSV
I shall not endeavor to make the land,
QDX
— Shall, or, Will endeavor — to.
— Shall I endeavor — to?
Should you part, endeavor to beach your
vessel where people are assembled {or
as pointed out by compass signal from
you) FZU
Use utmost endeavors (exertions, or,
efforts)— to LTY
— Utmost endeavor.
We will endeavor to send a line. _ - Quw
Endless lyn
Endorse-d-ing-ment.
Enduhe-ance.
Enemy.
— By, or. With the enemy.
Enemy has abandoned cxm
Enemy is advancing _.dne
— Enemy is at sea.
— Enemy is breaking up his encampment.
Enemy is closing with you, or. You are
closing the enemy -.-Od
—Enemy is collecting in force.
Enemy is in sight oe
Enemy is on the alert dwx
— Enemy is retreating.
Enemy is throvring up batteries .--FYS
— Enemv's boat.
Enemy's cruisers have been seen to the
— , steering to the — , of
— Enemy's fleet {or, squadron).
Enemy's fleet has been seen to the — ,
steering to the — ---oo
— Enemy's force.
— Enemy's gunboat.
^-Enemy's infantry.
— ^Enemy's ship (or, cruiser).
— Enemy's torpedo boat.
LZN
LZO
LZP
LZQ
LZB,
LZS
LZT
LZU
LZV
LZX
LZY
MAB
MAC
MAD
MAE
MAF
MAG
MAH
MAI
MAJ
MAK
MAL
MAN
MAO
MAP
MAQ
MAR
MAS
MAT
MAU
MAV
MAW
MAX
MAY
Enemy— Conimwed.
Enemy's torpedo boats have been seen
to the — .steering to the — oh
Enemy's troops embark-ed-ing lwq
— ^Enemy's troops land-ed-ing.
— Has the enemy?
Have been chased by the enemy oi
— If the enemy.
— Is, or. Was threatened by the enemy.
Keep a good lookout, as it is reported
enemy's war vessels are going about
disguised as merchantmen OJ
— Of, or. From the enemy.
Saw enemy's ship {or, cruiser) off —
{or in latitude and longitude indi-
cated) KFD
Saw enemy's ship or, (cruiser) to the — ,
KFE
Saw the enemy's fleet {or, squadron)
off— .--.» -OK
— Saw the enemy's fleet {or, squadron)
steering — .
— ^Should the enemy.
— To the enemy.
Vessel chasing is an enemy inv
Vessel in sight is an enemy -OL
— Was the enemy?
With, or. By the enemy lza
LZW Energy-btic.
Service rifle.
Service-rifle cartridges-
Enporce-d-ing.
— Can not enforce it.
— Try to enforce it.
Engage-d-ing-ment.
— Am, Is, or. Are engaged.
— Are you engaged?
— Engage-d-ing with.
Is tug indicated engaged? tdo
— Several engagements. ;
— Severe engagement.
— Slight engagement.
— Sorry am (is, or, are) engaged.
— 'There has been an engagement between
— and — .
Engine.
KIND OF ENGINE.
Auxiliary engine FOA
Caloric engine 1 hts
Circulating engine ira
Compound engine JLM
— Direct-action engine.
Donkey engine lkn
Double-expansion engine lkx
Electric engine lxtt
— Fire engine
— Gas engine.
—Hydraulic engine.
— -Locomotive engine.
— Motor engine.
— Quadruple-expansion engine.
— Rotary engine.
— Side-lever engine.
— Traction engine.
— Triple-expansion engine.
232
GENERAL VOCABULARY.
Part II.
ENGINE.
Engine — Continued.
PARTS OF ENGINES.
Air pump dwa
Air-pump gear dwb
Air valve dwk
Bearings of an engine gbn
Bilge pump gjs
Bilge pump {donkey) gjt
Bilge pump (main) Gju
Blow-oif cocks (or, gear). gnw
Blow-off valve gnz
Blow through pipe gob
Brine cock hig
Circulating pump-.. «rb
Clack valve iru
Cock lYU
Condenser .. jmq
Condenser pipe JMS
Condenser tube jmt
Connecting rod JPK
Crank kbh
Crank frame kbj
Crank head .._ kbl
Crank pin kbm
Crosshead ked
Cylinder kia
Cylinder cover kib
Cylinder side rod kif
D slide KIP
Eccentric gear lsu
Eduction gear ltm
Eduction port lto
Ejector lux
Engine bolt gxy
MAZ — Engine counter.
MBA —Engine shaft.
Escape valve mgw
Expansion gear mlz
Flooding cock nfp
Gauge cock . nxj
High -pressure cylinder _ _ _ . kig
High-pressure cylinder cover ouv
High-pressure piston ouw
Induction gear piv
Injection gear pku
Intermediate-pressure cylinder kih
Intermediate-pressure cylinder cover,
PQT
Intermediate-pressure piston pqu
Intermediate shaft pqv
Jet condenser pvh
Kingston valve qbd
Low-pressure cylinder ._ kij
Low-pressure cylinder cover kal
Low-pressure piston rbs
Lubricator, .__ ---RCO
Paddle box hdf
Paddle wheel szg
Parallel-motion gear tax
Pipe (steam) _.. wsM
Piston TKW
Piston rod tkt
Port engine toy
Pump gear ubi
Safety valve vdi
Sea cock vky
Shaft bearing obp
Slide valve wgi
Slide-valve rod a.wgn
Sluice valve whj
MBC
MBD
MBE
MBF
MBG
MBH
MBI
MBJ
MBK
MBL
MEN
MBO
MBP
MBQ
Engine — Continued.
Standards, or. Supports wqo
Starboard engine wqv
Starting gear wrp
Starting shaft wrh
Steam port - wsp
Steam-pressure gauge rjw
Steam steering gear wsT
Stop valve wxk
Stuffing box HDG
Suction pipe- ___ xcj
Surface condenser xfw
Throttle valve xrg
Thrust be|.ring gpq
Turning gear yen
Vacuum gauge ynm
Valve .__ _ ynt
Waste pipe yuv
"Water gauge yvq
general signals about engines.
Anything wrong with engine? ed
Atmospheric pressure fjq
Can not get a vacuum _ ynj
Clean engine isq
Damage to machinery (part to he indi-
cated) KJA
Defects can not be repaired at sea (or
at place indicated) ._ bf
Defects, or. Damage can not be repaired
without assistance bg
Defects may be set right in — hours.BD
Does disconnecting affect your steering?
LDC
—Engine can be set right in a short time.
—Engine does not work well.
— Engine room.
Engine-room artificer or machinist.EZE
Engine-room bulkhead hln
Engine-room compartment jgz
— Engine-room fire. '
—Engine room full of water.
— Engine room has — feet of water in it.
— Engine-room log.
— Engine-room telegraph.
— Engine under temporary repair.
— Engine wants repair.
— Engine working badly frm
—Engine works very well.
Bxamine-ation (of) machinery mka
Good vacuum . ynk
Have you a good fire engine ? nag
— Have you, damaged your machinery?
Horsepower oyh
Hot bearings bi
How long do you require to clean your
engines? qym
I am going to stop ; machinery requires
adjusting rk
I can supply you with duplicate of
engine (part mentioned) lpe
— In the engine room.
Indicated horsepower oyi
Indicator diagram .Krs
Indifferent vacuum ynl
Let your wheels (or, screw)revolve with-
out disconnecting . (JOB
Making (number to follow) revolutions
per minute uwj
—My engine requires cleaning
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GENERAL VOCABULARY.
233
ENGINE.
MBR
MBS
MBT
MBU
MBV
MBW
MBX
MBY
MBZ
MCA
MCB
MOD
MCE
MCF
MCG
Engine — Continued.
My engines are going astern.
Code Flag over v
My engines are stopped.
Code Flag over tr
My working pressure is — TUS
— Near the engine room.
Packing sza
Proceed after repairing machinery -RDW
— Proceed under one engine.
— Proceeds under her own steam,
— Repairs of engine can not be done here.
— Repairs of engine may be done in —
hours.
Small ad j ustment required to machinery,
DKG
— Start-ed-ing engine.
— Steam cutter's engine.
— Steam launch's engine.
— Steam pinnace's engine.
Stoke-hold, or, Fire-room, compartment,
JHA
— Supposed with engines broken down.
The damage done to machinery is not
serious, and is such as can be repaired
by the vessel's own engineers RL
— The engines must be thoroughly over-
hauled.
— The engines will be taken out.
— Under the engine room.
Vacuum yni
"Water gauge out of order yvr
"Water pressure vvz
"What is your horsepower {or that of
vessel indicated)''. oyl
-"Working her own engine.
-"Working one engine.
What pressure have you on? tuw
ACCIDENTS TO ENGINES OR MACHINERY.
Air-pump levers out of order dwc
Air pump out of order ...dwe
Air-pump rod broken -.. dwp
Bilge pump out of order a J v
Bilge-pump valves out of order gjw
Blow-off cock out of order gnx
Blow-off pipe burst gny
Condenser broken (damaged, or, out of
order) __ -JMR
Condenser {surface) out of order--. xpy
Condenser tubes burst JMU
Condenser tubes choked (or, saited) . jmv
Condenser tubes leaking JMW
Condenser tubes out of order JMX
Connecting-rod bolts broken GXV
Connecting-rod brasses broken {or, out
of order) ---Heb
Coupling bolts broken GXW
Crank brasses broken {or, out of order),
HEC
Crank broken kbi
Crank-pin brasses broken--- kbn
Crank pin broken..- kbo
Crank shaft broken(or, defective)- -Kbq
Crank webs loose-- kbr
Cylinder cover broken kic
Cylinder cracked kat
Cylinder damaged kid
Cylinder out of order -KIE
Discharge pipe out of order lcq
MCH
MCI
MCJ
MCK
MCL
MCN
MCO
MCP
MCQ
MCR
Engine— Coreimwed.
Discharge valve out of order lor
Donkey engine disabled lko
Donkey pump disabled- lkp
Eccentric bar broken --- pwj
Eccentric pulleys loose ..- lsv
Eccentric rod bent — LSW
Eccentric rod broken lsx
Eccentric sheaves out of order- lsy
Eccentric strap broken Lsz
Eduction pipe out of order ltn
— Engines broken down.
Engines broken down ; I am disabled-Bj
— Engines broken down; obliged to pro-
ceed under sail.
— Engines broken down ; towed in by — ,
—Engines broken dovm ; under temporary
repair.
Engines completely disabled mq
—Engines disabled ; can repair in — hours.
— Engines, or, Machinery disabled.
— Engine seating loose.
— Engines working on seating.
Expansion valve out of order mna
Feed-check valves out of order iod
Feed pipe broken (or, out of order) - -MUZ
Feedpump out of order mvb
Feed-pump valves out of order mvc
Flaw in shaft neh
Have broken main shaft MR
High-pressure cylinder cover broken,
KAI
High-pressure cylinder cracked {or, out
of order) kau
High -pressure piston broken oux
High-pressure valve out of order ..ouy
Holding-down bolts loose gya
Hot bearings --- Ri
Intermediate-pressure cylinder cover
broken kaj
Intermediate-pressure cylinder cracked
{or, out of order) kav
Levers damaged {or, out of order) - _qox
Low-pressure cylinder cracked {or, out
of order) kaw
Low-pressure slide jacket cover broken,
KAM
Machinery broken down mch
Machinery broken down ; irreparable at
sea KDV
Machinery, or. Engines disabled ...mcn
Machinery out of order RJ
Machinery requires adjusting dkf
—Machinery slightly deranged.
Machinery supposed to have broken
down MCA
Machinery wants repair mbl
Main-bearing brasses broken {or, out of
order) -. GEO
Main check valve out of order lOE
Main shaft broken mr
Main shaft broken in stern tube RGT
Must have a new shaft vti
— One engine disabled.
Packing ring of cylinder cover broken,
KAN
Parallel-motion rod out of order... T ay
Piston broken tkx
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ENGINE— ENOUGH.
Engine — Continued.
Piston-rod bolts broken gyb
Piston-rod brasses broken {or, out of
order) hed
Piston rod cracked (or, broken) kax
Piston-rod crosshead damaged {or,
broken) kej
Propeller shaft broken MR
. Pump choked ubf
Pump crosshead out of order ubh
Pump gear worn out(o?-, defective) -Ubj
Pump-lever links broken ubl
Pump lever out of order tjbm
P»imp wants repairs. ubr
Refrigerating machinery out of order,
RDX
Repairs of engine may be done in — ■
hours MBV
Safety valve out of order vdj
Sea inlet (valve, or, cock) broken {or,
damaged) vla
Sea inlet choked - ipq
Shaft-coupling bolts broken gyf
Slide valve broken wgj
Slide-valve gear damaged {or, out of
order) wgl
Slide valve out of order wgm
Slide-valve rod broken WGO
Sluice valve out of order whk
Started a rivet uyn
• Starting gear out of order wrg
Steam pipe burst . - tko
Steam pipe damaged wsN
Steam pipe leaky wso
Steering gear disabled mz
Stem gland defective wuv
Stern tube damaged wva
Stuffing box broken hdi
StuflSng-box glands out of order ...hdj
Surface condenser out of order xfy
Tail end of main shaft broken Lyo
Thrust block broken g'mz
Thrust block damaged gna
Thrust-block rings defective gnb
Thrust collar damaged ., jad
Thrust shaft broken xrn
Tubes out of order ydg
Tunnel shaft broken ydx
Water gauge out of order yvr
SPEED, or, MOVEMENTS OF ENGINES.
Ahead easy. Go ahead easy lh
Astern easy. Go astern easy lk
Ease her. Reduce speed mp
Pull speed nsv
Go ahead lg
Go ahead easy. Easy ahead lh
Go ahead full speed- li
Go astern .. U
Go astern. Heave all aback LP
Go astern easy. Easy astern lk
Go astern full speed lm
Go full speed obs
Go half speed obt
Half speed olm
I am going full speed oci
I am going half speed ocj
Keep-ing, Kept going ahead dvl
Keep-ing, Kept going astern fho
MCS
MCT
MCU
MCV
MOW
MCX
MCY
MCZ
MDA
MDB
MDC
MDE
MDF
MDG
MDH
MDI
MDJ
MDK
MDL
MDN
MDO
MDP
MDQ
MDR
MDS
MDT
MDU
MDV
MDW
MDX
Engine — Continued.
My engines are going astern
Code Flag over v
My engines are stopped.
-Code Flag over v
Obliged to stop engines wxh
Quarter speed.. wmv
Slow speed whe
Stop her ml
Stop instantly. ( Urgent) mn
Stop engines to adjust towing cables,
DKH
Stopping only for small adjustment of
machinery rdy
Engine Room ..mbe
Engine-room artificers, or, machinists,
EZR
Engineer.
Can you supply me with anyone to take
charge (or, act) as engineer? rh
— Engineer surveyor.
— Engineer's stores.
— Engineer's tools.
The damage to the machinery is not
serious, and is such as can be repaired
by the vessel's own engineers rl
England-ish. English Colors. (See
also British. )
Bank of England f0N
Englishman.
Enjoy-ed-ing-ment.
Enlarge-d-ing-ment.
Enlist-ed-ing-ment.
Foreign Enlistment Act dif
Enough — of. (See also Sufficient.)
Distinct enough ...lgs
— Enough, or. Sufficient room.
— Enough scope.
Enough time mdz
— Far enough.
— Far enough to windward.
Fortunate enough to nmo
— Good enough.
— Hands enough.
—Have you enough {or. sufficient)?
— Have you men enough ?
— Have you room enough — for {or, to) — ?
I have enough.
— Is it enough?
Near-ly enough.
■Not enough.
Not enough cable ; give more scope. hrm
■Not enough wind.
— Not far enough.
■Not short enough.
— Not square enough.
Not strong enough xaQ
Not time enough XTO
— Not water enough.
Not — enough.
— Quite enough (or, sufficient).
Room enough .-_mdc
Shall we have daylight enough? ...knt
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235
ENOUGH— EQUIVALENT.
MDY
MDZ
MEB
MBC
MED
MEF
MEG
MEH
MEI
MEJ
MEK
MEL
MEN
MEP
MEQ
MER
MES
MET
MEU
MEV
MEW
MEX
MEY
MEZ
MFA
MFB
MFC
MFD
MPE
MFG
MFH
MFI
'EisovQB.— Continued. i
— Take room enough.
They are not cautious enough igd
— Time enough.
Water enough xcu
— Will be enough.
You will have water enough over the
bar {or, into the harbor. ) Depth in
feet to follow. vt
You will not have water enough over
the bar (or, into the harbor). Depth
in feet to follow fwb
Enquire- Y — into {or, about). {See also
Ask. )
Enquiry has been made plv
— Make eng^uiry.
— No enquiries — ^for.
Eneol-led-ling-ment.
Ensign.
Can not distinguish her {or, your) en-
sign LGX
Dip your ensign . _.lbc
— Do not show your ensign.
— Ensign union downward.
— Foreign ensign.
—Half-mast your ensign.
— Haul down your ensign.
Have you a — ensign? mev
Hoist your ensign (colors) dw
— ^Man-of-war ensign.
— Naval Reserve ensign.
—Neutral colors {or, ensign).
—Red ensign.
— She {or vessel indicated) has not shown
her ensign. '
— She {or vessel indicated) has shown her
ensign.
Show your ensign. Hoist your colors,
DW
Vessel just arrived, show your ensign,
DT
What ensign has she hoisted? jbu
— Have you a — ensign?
Ensure-d-ing.
—Do the utmost you can to ensure holdmg
on ; everything will be wanted.
Entangle-d-ing.
Enter-ed-ing.
— Are you entered?
— Can not enter.
— Have, or. Has entered into.
Is vour ship entered at Custom-house?
KGZ
Permission is urgently requested to
enter harbor pd
— Try to enter.
Wish to enter port or dock tm
Enteric fever.
Enterpeise-ing.
Entertain-ed-ing.
— Entertainment.
Fears are entertained for the safety
of— : MUI
MFJ
MFK
MFL
MFN
MFD
MFP
MFQ
MFR
MFS
MET
MFU
MFV
MPW
MFX
MFY
MPZ
MGA
MGB
MGC
MGD
MGE
MGF
MGH
MGI
MGJ
MGK
MGL
MGN
MGO
MGP
Entitle-d-ing- to.
Is, or, Are not entitled.
-the-
Entrance.
— At the entrance of
Entrance bears — eg
Entrance, or, Bar is dangerous pq
— Entrance is difficult.
Entrance, or, Bar is not safe except at
slack water (or, at — , time indicated),
PVT
—Entrance not difflcult.
— Entrance of the port.,
Entrance of — blockaded gnj
Entrance of — is not blockaded gnk
— Harbor, or. Entrance buoy.
How does entrance bear? ej
Inner entrance (passage, or, channel),
iln
— Is entrance — ?
— Off the entrance.
Outer entrance (passage, or, channel),
ILS
The entrance of the gulf {or, harbor) is
mined.
•We have missed the entrance {or, passed
the port, or, harbor).
— What sort of an entrance is it {or, is
there to — ) ?
What wind leads through the passage
{or, entrance)?J zfd
When may the bar {or, entrance) be
attempted? pwd
Entrap-ped-ing.
Entreat -ED-iNG-Y.
Entry.
Date of entry klx
-KSN
Envelope-d-ing.
Envoy. {Be
Epidemic-al.
Epilbpsy-tic.
Epsom salts.
Equal-lbd-ling-ly-ity.
— An equal number {or, quantity)— of.
Equal altitudes edj
Equalize-d-ing-ation.
Equator-ial.
— On the equator.
—The equator. The Ime.
When did you cross the equator? --KEL
Where did you cross the equator?, .kbm
Where will you cross the equator?.KBN
Equinox-octial.
— Equinoctial gale.
Equip-ped-ping-ment.
Camp equipage
-HTZ
Equivalent.
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ERASE-EXACTLY.
MGQ
Erase-d-ing-ube.
MIE
MIF
Evening.
—Evening gun.
MGR
Ere-ed-ing. Erroneous. Error.
MIG
— Every evening.
MGS
— An error in the — .
MIH
MIJ
— In the evening.
— The last evening.
MGT
Erysipelas.
MIK
MIL
—This evening.
—To-morrow evening.
MGU
Escape.
MIN
— Yesterday evening.
MGV
— Can escape.
MGW
— Escape valve.
MGX
— Escaped-ing.
MIO
Event.
MGY
— If we separate we may have a chance of
At all events
.DTH
escape.
In the event of (or, case of)
—IDB
MGZ
— Narrow-ly escape-d.
»
MHA
— Try to escape.
MIP
MIQ
Ever.
— Did you ever?
MHB
ESCORT-BD-ING.
MIR
—Have you ever?
Convoy to keep ahead of escort lu
MIS
— Were you ever?
Convoy to keep astern of leader {or,
escort) .--,iw
MIT
Every.
Convoy to keep on port side of leader
At every (or, all)
..DYI
, (or, escort) ix
Do the utmost you can to insure holding 1
Convoy to keep on starboard side of
on ; everything will be wanted _
-MEX
leader (or, escort) iy
Every appearance of foul weather
.-ERZ
MHC
— Mounted escort.
Every assistance will be given . - .
..FGE
MHD
— Send an escort — to {or, for).
Every boat -
-GSW
MIU
— Everybody, or. Everyone.
MHE
Esplanade.
Everyday. Daily
Every evening-
-KIQ
..MIG
MHF
Esquire.
MIV
MIW
— Every exertion has been made.
—Every hour.
MHG
ESSENCE-TIAL-LY.
MIX
— Every means.
MHI
— Is, or, Are not essential.
MIY
MIZ
— Every morning.
— Every night.
MHJ
ESTABLISHrED-ING-MENT.
Everyone, or, Everybody
—MIU
MHK
— A n«w establishment.
MJA
— Every opportunity.
MHL
— A small establishment.
MJB
— Every particular.
Communication is established — ^by (or.
MJC
—Every place, or, Everywhere.
with) jpu
MJD
MJE
— Every precaution.
— Every precaution has been taken.
MHN
Estate.
MJF
MJG
— Every time.
— Everything.
MHO
ESTBEM-ED-ING.
MJH
— Everything is to be sold.
MHP
— I should esteem it a favor.
MJI
—Everything paid.
Everywhere, or. Every place
-MJO
MHQ
ESTIMATE-D-ING-ION.
MJK
— Exclusive of everything.
MHB
— Cannot exactly estimate the damage.
Give every assistance to —
-FGH
MHS
— Do you estimate?
I am paying every attention
-FLG
MHT
— In my estimation, or, In the estimation
MJL
— I expect every moment.
of—.
MJN
MJO
—In every particular.
— In every respect.
MHU
Estuary.
Is everything arranged— for
Keep everything prepared
-JllXJ?
.-PYS
MHV
Eucalyptus.
MJP
— Settle everything.
Use every precaution
— TSD
MHW
Europe-an.
MHX
— European rope.
Opportunity for sending letters to Eu-
MJQ
Evict-ed-ing-ion.
rope QOD
MJR
Evidence.
MHY
Evacuate-d-ing-ion.
MJS
EVIDENT-LY.
MHZ
EVADE-D-ING-SION.
MJT
EVIL-LY.
MIA
Evaporate-d-ing-ion.
MJU
ExACr-ED-ING.
MIB
Evasive-ly.
MJV
Exactly.
Must Give, or. Gives an evasive answer,
Can not exactly estimate the damage, |
ENG
MHE
MIC
EVEN-LY-NBSS.
Describe exactly what you want
(size.
MID
— Even keel.
weight, etc.)
-Jiwc
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EXACTLY-
-EXPECT.
EXACTLY— OonKwKed.
MLE
EXCITE-D-ING-MENT.
Did you get {or, have) a good look at
the land to know exactly where we
MLF
Excuse.
are? py
MLG
— Excused-ing-able.
MJW
— Not exactly.
I (or person indicated) beg to be excused,
MJX
EXAGQERATE-D-ING-ION.
MLH
— Send an excuse.
tri^iu.
Unless your communication is very im- |
MJY
EXAMINE-D-ING. To EXAMINE.
portant, I must be excused ._
ij
Buoys have just been examined; they
• Very excusable
YPF
are all right hmj
MLI
— ^You must not (or, You can not) make |
Cross-examine-d-ing-ation— of kec
any excuse.
MJZ
—Examination.
Examination of candidate f or — at — ,
MLJ
Execute-d-ing.
HUS
Cannotbeaone
BLX
MKA
— Examine-ation of machinery.'
MLK
— Execute repairs.
MKB
— Have you examined?
MLN
— Execution-ive.
MKC
Great execution
OHB
examination?
MLO
— In the execution — of.
MKD
— Last examined-ation— of (or, at).
Proceed in execution of previous orders, |
MKB
— Must examine (or, be examined) — for.
SZ
Post-mortem examination tqu
MLP
EXECUTOE-SHIP.
Require diver to examine bottom. -.lie
MKP
—Ship indicated to examine strange sail,
and report.
MLQ
Exempt-ed-ing-ion.
MKG
— Still under examination.
MLR
EXERCISE-D-ING.
MKH
— To be examined — for (or, at).
Exercise-d his (or, their) authority-PMR |
MKI
— Vessel indicated was minutely exam-
'
ined; no person to be seen; nothing
MLS
EXERT-ION.
visible.
Every exertion has been made .
MIV
MKJ
— Your papers will be examined.
Use utmost exertions (efforts.
or, en-
MKL
— Your permit will be examined (or, looked
at).
deavors) — to
LTY
MLT
EXHAUST-ED-ING-ION.
MKN
Example.
Bad example fkb
MLU
EXHIBIT-ED-ING. EXHIBITION.
Good example odx
Make an example ---,rie
MLV
EXILE-D-ING.
MKO
Exceed-ed-ing-ly.
MLW
EXIST-ED-ING-BNCE.
Exceed-ed his (or, their) authority -FMQ
Existing circumstances
IRH
MKP
— ^Not to exceed.
Supply of water is small, not exceed-
EX-MERIDIAN ALTITUDE
EDK
ing — (quantity indicated) - ywb
MLX
EXONERATB-D-ING-TION.
MKQ
EXCELLENT-LY-CB-CY.
MKR
— His, or. Her Excellency.
ExoRBiTANT-LY-CE. (Excessive)-
MKU
MKS
—Their Excellencies.
MLY
EXPAND-SION-SIVE.
MKT
EXCEPT-ED-ING-ION.
MLZ
Double-expansion engine
— Expansion gear.
LKX
MKU
EXCESS-IVE-LY.
MNA
— Expansion valves out of order.
Quadruple -expansion engine —
mau
MKV
EXCHANGE-D-mG. TO EXCHANGE.
Triple-expansion engine
may
Bill of exchange gke
MNB
— Work expansively.
Exchange Office. Bureau de Change,
HNC
MNC
EXPECT-ED-ING.
MKW
—I, or. They exchanged numbers with — .
MND
— At what time do you expect?
Royal Exchange ...vax
—The exchange.
Bad weather is expected
FP
MKX
Cargo expected to be saved
HZU
MKY
—The rate of exchange is — .
Cargo expected to be sold
HZV
MKZ
—What is the exchange?
MNE
Daily expected -
—Do not expect.
KMX
MLA
Exchequer.
MNF
— Do you expect?
Embargo not expected _ _
LWF
MLB
Excise. (Duty.)
Expect daily
KMX
MLC
— Excise officer.
MNG
— Expect I have to receive.
Expect to arrive
eyf
ExcLUDE-D-iNG. (See Omit) sqm
Expect (or vessel indicated expects) to
MLD
— Exclusive-ly-ion.
be got off (or, afloat)
DPX
Exclusive of everything - - m jk
MNH
—Expectation.
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EXPECT— EXTRA.
MNI
MNJ
MNK
MNL
MNO
MNP
MNQ
MNR
MNS
MNT
MNU
MNV
MNW
MNX
MNY
MNZ
MOA
MOB
MOC
MOD
MOE
MOP
MOG
MOH
MOI
MOJ
MOK
MOL
MON
MOP
MOQ
MOR
MOS
MOT
MOU
Expect— Continued.
— Expected next mail.
— Expected next week.
Pew expected mxb
Gale is expected— from — zd
Hourly expected ozl
— I expect.
I expect every moment mjl
— I expect your orders every moment.
In daily expectation of an embargo -LWH
It is expected the embargo will be taken
off LWJ
It is expected tlie vessels {or vessels in-
dicated) will be allowed to leave .dzj
— Many expected.
— May expect {or, be expected).
— May I expect?
News expected on — shl
— No expectation of.
— Not expected yet {or, until — ).
Reinforcements are expected .-i-.-DOL
War expected yud
— Was fully expected.
— Were there any vessels, or. Was — (ves-
sel indicated) expected at — ?
What current (rate and direction) do
you expect (or, reckon on)? kgh
— What do you expect 1
— When do (or, did) you expect ?
When do you expect an answer ?--.enq
When do you expect to be off (or,
abreast of) — ? dap
EXPEDIBNT-ENCY.
ExPEDiTE-iNG. Expeditious.
Expedition.
expend-ed-inq-itube.
Ammunition is nearly expended ...efb
Report expenditure — of ury
Expense. {Charges.)
Expenses, or. Charges are moderate,
IMP
— Expensive-ly.
What are the charges {or, expenses)?
IMQ
EXPERIENCE-D-ING.
■Have you experienced ?
— No experience.
Experiment- AL-LY.
— Experiment has been tried.
—Experiment will be tried.
—For, or, By experiment.
Under experiment yhp
Expert.
Expibe-d-ing-ation.
— ^At the expiration of.
EXPLAIN-ED-ING. To EXPLAIN.
— Can explain.
—Can, or, Will you explain ?
— Explanation-ory.
— Explanatipn has been given.
-I can not explain.
Require explanation
MOV
MOW
MOX
MOY
MOZ
MPA
MPB
MPC
MPD
MPE
MPP
MPG
MPH
MPI
MPJ
MPK
MPL
MPN
MPO
MPQ
MPR
MPS
MPT
MPU
Explain — Continued.
— Shall, or, WiH explain {or, be ex-
plained).
They will demand explanations ktg
Will fully explain nsz
Will, or, Can you explain? mor
ExPLiciT-LY. {Definite) krt
EXPLODE-D-ING-SION-SIVE.
— Explosive gas.
— Explosive grapnel.
—Explosive rockets. War rockets.
I am takij^g in {or, discharging) explo-
sives Flag B, or. Code Flag over b
No combustibles {or, explosives) near
the fire hr
Vessels with combustibles {or, explo-
sives) not allowed in hs
EXPLORE-D-ING-ATION. TO EXPLORE.
EXPORT-ED-ING. TO EXPORT.
— Export duties.
— Exportation.
EXPOSE-D-ING-ITION-UBE.
— Do not expose yourself {or, people)
unnecessarily.
Express.
— An express has arrived from — .
— An express is going to — .
Send an express — with the following
intelligence poh
— Should be express.
express-ed-ing-ion-ive.
Extend-ed-ing. To extend.
Cargo damaged, but extent not known,
HZT
Does embargo extend to vessels imder
— flag? .._. Lwc
— Extend-ed-ing your distance.
— Extent-sive-ly.
Reef, Rock, or. Shoal extends from —
to — • UMS
EXTERNAL-LY.
External dimensions.
From out to out.
Extinguish-ed-ing.
— Can extinguish fire.
Extinguish all lights. Allow no ligTits
to be seen _. dzb
Fire is extinguished mzs
Is Are extinguished?. __.os
With help I may be able to extinguish
fire FGV
With immediate assistance fire can be
extinguished •__ ny
Your lights are extinguished, or, want
trimming {made by — -^— ^^ -
flashes, or blasts of a steam whistle).
{Seepage 548.)
Extort-ed-ing-ion.
Extra.
Any extras? jjou
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EXTRACT— FALL.
MPV
MPW
MPX
MPY
MPZ
MQA
MQB
MQC
MQD
MQE
MQF
MQG
MQH
MQI
EXTRACT-ED-ING-ION.
Goulard's Extract.
-OFN
Extradition,
extraordinaky-ily.
Extra VAGANT-LY-ANCE.
EXTREME-LY-ITY.
At the extremity (or, end) — of .
— In the extreme.
— To, or, At the last extremity.
BXTRICATE-D-ING.
— Can it' be extricated?
— Can not extricate.
It is diflQcTilt to extricate kzy
Eye.
Bull's-eye ■-.. hlr
Dead-eye kof
Eyebolt.: Gxz
Eyelet hole.
Eyesore.
Eyewitness
MQJ
MQK
MQL
MQN
MQO
MQP
MQR
MQS
MQT
MQU
MQV
MQW
MQX
F. (Letter.) (For new method of spell-
ing, seepage 13.)
Fabric.
Fabricate-d-ion.
Face.
Sliding faces - -- wgp
Fact.
Faction.
Factory.
Fahrenheit.
Fail-ed. To fail.
— Do not fail — ^to — .
Failed, or, Bankrupt --- fvk
— Failing.
— Failure.
Failures, or. Bankruptcies fvl
— I have failed to.
MQY
MQZ
MRA
MRB
MRC
MRD
MRE
MRF
MRG
MRH
MRI
MBJ
MRK
MRL
MRN
MRO
MRP
MRQ
MRS
MRT
MRU
MRV
MRW
MRX
MRY
Fail — Continued.
■If it fails.
Likely to fail.
■Unless it fails.
Without fail
.ZHG
Faint-ly-ness. (Dim. )
Faint-ed-ing. (Swoon.) zni
Fair-ly-nbss.
— Fair-lead. Fair-leader.
— Fair wind.
— Prices are fair.
Very fair draught lne
You are in a very fair berth ghj '
Fairway, or, Channel -- ikz
— Fairway buoy.
Fairway, or, Channel is buoyed ow
Fairway, or, Channel is clear ilc
Fairway, or, Channel is dangerous -.fu
Fairway, or, Channel is likely to be
mined ild
Fairway, or, Channel is mined. Be-
ware of torpedoes xp
Fairway, or, Channel is narrow ile
Fairway, or, Channel is not mined. -XQ
Fairway, or, Channel is obstructed.lLF
Is the fairway (or, channel) mined?.iLP
—"Warp out to fairway.
Faith-ful-ly.
Have great faith in my chronometer .iqe
Faithless-ly.
Fall-en-ing. (See also Pell. )
Accident happened ; fall . dcf
Barometer has fallen very rapidly. _fxh
Barometer is falling fxi
Catfall lET
— Did you fall in with (or, meet) — ?
— Did you fall in with any men-of-war?
Downfall. -- - LMH
— Fall-ing, Fell in with — .
— Falling, Fell off.
— Fallen overboard.
Fall-ing calm — .-HTP
— Falls of the river — .
Fell - --MVH
Fell down mvi
Fell from mvj
Fell from aloft ead
Has fallen astern fhl
—Have you fallen in with crew of derelict?
Have you fallen in with ice? (State
whether berg or field) PR
— I shall not go on the other tack unless I
fall off —to — .
Landfall QEK
—Let fall.
—Prices have fallen (or, gone down).
— Prices have not- fallen.
Purchase falls. Purchases ub y
Rise and fall is about — feet UXT
—Should I fall in with.
Should you fall in with ROW
The barometer has fallen very rapidly,
pxh
Tide has fallen — feet xsi
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FALL— FASTEN.
MRZ
MSA
MSB
MSC
MSD
MSE
MSF
MSG
MSH
MSI
MSJ
MSK
MSL
MSN
MSO
MSP
MSQ
MSR
MST
MSU
MSV
MSW
MSX
MSY
MSZ
MTA
MTB
Fall — Continued.
Tide is falling xsk
"Water-fall yvp
What is the rise and fall of the tide?
XH
— When did you fall in with?
— When do you think I am likely to fall in
with — {vessel indicated)'!
Where did you encounter (fall in with,
or, see) ice? PCG
Where did you fall in with the trade
(or, monsoon)? rym
— Where do you think I am likely to fall in
with — ?
You will fall in with ice if you go be-
yond — PCH
False-ly-hood.
False alarm dwq
— False attack.
False bill of lading qks
— False keel.
— False paper.
The news {or, report) is not correct,
JXC
Fame-otts.
Family.
Did you hear of my family? Any news
of my family? epi
— I heard that some of your family were
seriously ill.
— Inform my family.
— Is my familj' well?
Telegraph to my family at — the fol-
lowing message ..xmf
— Your family are all well.
Famine.
— Famine at — .
— Famine prices.
Famish-ed-ing.
Fancy-ipul-ly.
Far.
— A little farther.
Any farther EOV
Anything further? eqj
As far as fag
Convoy to spread as far as possible, keep-
ing within signal distance iz
Do not stand too far on your present
course jzi
Do not stand too far to the — wqb
Far enough mdf
Far enough to windward mdg
Farther ahead — of dvf
Farther astern — of phj
— Far-ther off (or, from).
Farther-est -- mti
— Farther in.
Farther out.
— Farther to the.
How far can light be seen?
—How far off? What distance?
I shall not go far before I bring up-HJc
I shall not go much farther.
Ice as far as I can see- pbu
Keep farther astern fhm
MTC
MTD
MTE
MTF
MTG
MTH
MTI
MTJ
MTK
MTL
MTN
MTO
MTP
Far — Continued.
— Keep farther off {or, from) —
Not far down. lmk
Not far enough mds
Open ; get farther away mc
Severe squall not far off ; look sharp.FZ
Shift your berth farther in gha
Shift your berth farther out ghb
Shift your berth farther to the — - . ghc
—Too far off.
Too far to the eastward lsf
Too far to the northward sjq
Too far to the southward wlm
Too far to the westward zbt
— We are too far to leeward.
You are too close ; keep farther off .ivl
You can telegraph as far as — xmi
Farad. ( Measure of electrical capacity. )
Farewell. Adieu djx
Farm.
— Farmer.
MTQ
MTR
-ATP
Farther-est.
Farthing. {Coin)...
Fashion-ed-ing-able.
Fast. {Quickly.)
. Abandon the vessel as fast as possible,
AB
As fast as fah
As fast as possible fai
— Faster-est.
Get her head round as fast as possible,
or. Get her on the other tack as fast
as possible nyu
Get sail on your ship as. fast as possible,
NYZ
Get steam up as fast as possible kl
Get under way as fast as you can---KN
— Go as fast as you can.
It is not safe to go so fast ls
My chronometer is fast on Greenwich
{or, first meridian) mean time GR
Reduce speed ; you are towing me too
fast xtt
Shorten sail ; it is not safe to go so fast,
VDK
Will you send off lighters as fast as
possible RC
Your chronometer must be fast iql
Fast. {Firmly fixed.)
All fast DXJ
Are towing cables fast? Are you (your
cables) fast? "xyj
Fast ice.
Is the cable fast {or, rope belayed)?. hrk
Is the line fast .-_- ^.kb
Make fast — to — . rif
Make fast to a buoy hms
Make fast to the pier ...rig
Towing cable is fast - xyv
Fasten-ed-inq.
■Fastening. {A fastening.)
Fasten your chain to towing cable.HRC
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241
FATHEE— FEND.
MTS
MTU
MTV
MTW
MTX
MTY
MTZ
MUA
MUB
MUC
MUD
MUE
MUP
MUG
MUH
MUX
MUJ
MUK
MUL
MUN
MUO
MUP
MUQ
MUR
MUS
MUT
MUV
MUW
MUX
MUY
MUZ
MVA
MVB
MVC
MVD
Father-ly.
Fathom. ( Measure of length) atw
Fathom-ed-ing-able.
Best anchorage (or, berth) is in. —
fathoms ..ov
— -How many fathoms?
Fatigue-d-ing.
— Much fatigued (or, tired).
— Too fatigued (or, tired) .
Fault-y-ily.
Considerable fault found — with — ..jqi
Favok-ed-ing-able-y.
Apparently f avorable-y een
Appear-ed-ing-ance favorable. . .. _ -EEV
I shall not weigh until I get a favorable
start ZAW
I shoTild esteem it a favor mhp
— If favorable.
— In favor of.
— Is he {or person indicated) in favor of?
— ^Not in favor of.
— Should it be favorable.
Should it not be favorable.
Without favor-- zhi
Fbak-bd-ing-ful-ly.
— Fears are entertained for the safety of ■ — .
Need not fear - - sgf
— No fear.
Fearnought, or. Felt.
Feast-ed-ing.
Feather-ed-inq.
— Feather strengthening.
February.
About February the — -
— Beginning of February.
— End cf February.
— Next February.
Fedeeal-ist-ation.
— Shipping Federation.
Fee.
Any fee {or, charge)? eow
What are the pilot fees — f or — ? . . .tju
Feeble- y-ness. ( Weak) yxk
Feed-ing-er.
Feed-check valves out of order iod
— Feed pipe.
— Feed pipe broken {or, out of order).
— Feed pump.
— ^Feed pump out of order.
— ^Feed-pump valves out of order.
Feel-ing. Felt. To feel.
The way is off my ship ; you may feel
your way past me .- - -HL
What is the current? Do you, or, Do
we feel any current? kgi
MVE
MVF
MVG
MVH
MVI
MVJ
MVK
MVL
MVN
MVO
MVP
MVQ
MVB
MVS
MVT
MVU
Feet. Foot. {Measure of length. ) {See
alsoFocyi) avy
At high water you will have — feet-KUY
At low water you will have — feet- -KUZ
Cubic foot AYC
Dangerous to," or, Do not come into less
than — feet water pv
Footbridge hgr
Foot ice FBI
Footpath ---NHE
Foot-sore nhp
Got bottom — with — feet hba
— How many feet?
How many feet at low water? kvp
I am in — feet of water,.' vp
I draw — feet aft and — feet forward,
OA
Marked in feet RLK
My draft of water is — feet — inches
aft LNC
My draught of water is — feet — inches
forward-- - lnd
No bottom — with — feet hbb
Rise and fall is about — feet vxr
Square foot axt
The depth of water here {or at place indi-
cated) is — feet at low water kvd
Tide has fallen — feet xsi
Tide rises — feet xsm
What draught of water in feet could
you lighten to? ob
You will have less than — feet of
water kvj
You will not have less than — feet of
water vu
— feet water in the hold QM
Feign-ed-ing. Feint.
— Only intended for a feint.
Fell. {See also Fall. )
— Fell down.
—Fell from — .
Fell from aloft bad
Fell in with — mro
— Fell in with a privateer.
Fell off - — . MRP
Fellow.
Felon- Y-ious-LY.
Felt. {See Feel) mvd
Felt, or. Fearnought muk
Felucca.
Female.
Clothing for female passengers. Wom-
en's clothing IVR
— Female on board.
— Female passenger.
Have you any females on board?-. -GQH
I have no females on board gqk
Fend-ed-ing-er.
—Fend off.
— Fenders ready.
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242
GENBBAL VOCABULARY.
Part II
FEERUT.K— FINE.
MVW
Fereule.
Boiler tube ferrules Gwo
MXL
FlPTEEN-TH-LY.
MXN
FlPTH-LY. FlVK.
U\X
Feeby-ibd-ing.
MXO
—Fifth mast.
MVY
—Ferry boat.
MXP
— Five-masted ship.
MXQ
Fig.
MVZ
Fetch-ed-ing. {To reach).
MWA
— Can fetch.
MXR
FiGHT-iNG. Fought. To fight.
MWB
— Can you fetch?
MXS
— A running fight.
MWC
—Fetch on the other tack.
Any fighting— at ^? box
MWD
— ^Fetch on this tack.
MXT
— I have had {or vessel indicated has had)
MWE
— How high must I lie to fetch?
a fight with a privateer.
MWF
—You will not fetch.
MXU
— Some squabble {or, fight) on shore with
Fetch-ed-ing. To fetch. (SeeBRmG).HiK
MXV
crew.
—There has been fighting at — ?
MWG
Fevee-ish.
MXW
FlGTTEE.
A case of fever has broken out on board
MXY
—Figurehead.
this ship {or ship indicated) gpr
Any cases of fever on board {or.
MXZ
File.
at—)? 1 EON
Case of fever - idm
MYA
FlLL-ED-ING. To HLI*
Enteric fever mfe
MYB
— ^FiU main topsail
Fever and ague duz
MYO
—Fill up water.
MWH
— Fever very prevalent at — .
MWI
— Has yellow fever diminished at — ?
MYD
FiLTEE-ED-ING.
MWJ
— Has yellow fever disappeared at — ?
MYE
—Filter tank.
MWK
— I have had cases of yellow fever on board.
MWL
— I have had no cases of yellow fever on
MYF
FiNAIi-LY.
board.
The decision is final kpw
MWN
MWO
—Intermittent fever.
— Is there yellow fever at — ?
The final decision is kpx
MWP
—Jungle fever.
MYG
FlNANOE-IAL-IEE.
MWQ
— Malarious fever.
MWR
— iScarlet fever.
MYH
FiND-iNG. To FIND. {See also FoxjUD.)
MWS
— Typhoid fever.
MYI
—Can, or. May find.
Typhus fever yes
MYJ
—Can you find — ?
MWd:
— Yellow fever.
MYK
— Can not find.
MWU
—Yellow fever has diminished at — .
MYL
—Could find.
MWV
— Yellow fever has disappeared at — .
Could not find the address djk
MWX
—Yellow fever is raging at — .
MXN
—Did you find?
MWY
men of the crew have been ill of
MYO
^Find out.
yellow fever. {Number to follow.)
MYP
—Find out the mistake.
MWZ
— — passengers have been ill of yellow
Found NOQ
fever. {Number to follow.)
MYQ
— ^He {or person indicated) will find.
I find great difficulty in weighing. . kzv
MXA
Few. a few.
Not a piece to be found tia
A few days kmv
Range finder uhv
MXB
— Few expected.
MYR
—Should you {or person indicated) find.
MXC
—Few hurt.
MYS
— Should you {or person indicated) not
Few opportunities sew
find.
MXD
— Fewer.
Try to find out ycw
MXE
—Fewest. The fewest.
MYT
—Where shall I find — ?
MXF
— Have, or, Has a few.
MYU
—Where shall I fmi— {vessel indicated)1
In a few minutes. Few minutes. . .Kvc
You will find great difficulty in getting
Too few xvD
through the ice at — PCI
Very few ypg
MYV
—You will find me at— at— (iime indi-
Very few arrivals eyt
cated).
You will find the pilot in — (direction
MXG
FiD-DED-DING.
indicated) — tjz
MXH
Fiddle-d-ing
MYW
Fine. {Good.)
MXI
—Fiddler.
MYX
— Fine day.
MYZ
— Fine weather.
MXJ
FlELD-ED-ING.
MZA
—If fine.
MXK
Field glass. Binocular glb
—Field gun.
Very fine yph
Ice field, or. Floe pbw
MZB
FiNE-D-lNG. (To mulct.)
Uluminate-d-ing mine field... pdb
Mine field euo
Police (or o^/ier) authorities have fined— , |
FNP
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FINGEB— FIRM.
MZC
MZD
MZE
MZF
MZG
MZH
MZI
MZJ
MZK
MZL
MZN
MZO
MZP
MZQ
MZR
MZS
MZT
MZU
MZV
MZW
MZX
MZY
NAB
NAG
NAD
NAB
NAF
NAG
NAH
NAI
Finger.
Finish.
— Finished-ing. To finish.
— Have you finished?
— Is it finished?
Report when finished (or, complete-d) —
with jKS
— Shall be finished.
— When finished.
When finished coaling ixp
— When will yon (or vessel indicated) be
finished?
When will yon have finished coaling?
IXQ
Fir.
Fire.
— Alarm of fire.
Are you on fire? om
Bank up fires fuk
Can extinguish fire MPS
— Can fire be got under?
Caught fire ipg
Cease firing igk
Clean fires ISR
Derelict has been fired kvq
Destroyed by fire kxo
Do not light your fires QRS
Draw fires lni
Engine-room fire mbf
— Fire a signal gun.
—Fire and lights out.
Fire bar. Furnace bar fwk
Fire brigade hgz
Fire bucket hkv
Fire can easily be got at on
Fire difBcult to get at op
Fire engine --' map
— Fire-ing. To fire.
— Fire is extinguished.
Fire gaining OQ
Fire gains rapidly ; take people oil . -XG
— Fire grapnel.
Fire has been burning these — hours - hnp
Fire has broken out on board of — _.gqc
— Fire in — .
Fire in hold amongst cargo or
Fire, or. Leak ; want immediate assist-
ance - J^H
Fire, or, Lights will be kept burning at
the best place for landing - kb
— Fireproof.
—Fire ship (or, raft).
— Fire upon.
— Firearms.
—Fireman.
—Firewood.
— Fireworks.
—Firing battery.
— Firing gear.
Forced fires--- nhx
Guns firing in — (quarter indicated) - ojz
Guns firing last night in (quarter indi-
cated) OKA
Guns firing to the — okb
—Have you a good fire engine?
—Have you fire hose enough for — ?
— Heard firing to the — .
■ Heave-to, or I will fire into you id
NAj;
NAK
NAL
NAM
NAO
NAP
NAQ
NAR
NAS
NAT
NAU
NAV
NAW
Fire — Continued.
— How long have you {or vessel indicated)
been on fire?
I am on fire .: NM
I am sinking (or, on fire) ; send all avail-
able boats to save passengers and
crew no
—I shall fire into boats if they persist in
coming alongside.
Is fire extinguished? - OS
— Is — (vessel indicated) on fire?
Keep lights (or, fires) on the beach (or,
shore all night) vzw
Keep your fires banked up pzv
Lay fires Qiv
—Let your fires down.
Light your fires QSJ
Lighting fires QSC
Lights, or. Fires will be kept at the best
place for coming on shore ke
— May I fire?
Minute guns firing in — (direction indi-
cated) -OKH
Minute guns firing last night in —
(quarter indicated) 9KI
Missed fire eVy
No combustibles (or, explosives) near
the fire hr
— On fire.
Opeii fire, or. Commence fire. srd
Portfire-.- -- tpd
— Put out fires.
Quick-firing ammunition epx
Quick-firing gun okl
— Seamen and Firemen's Union.
—Under fire — of.
Vessel indicated is on fire ot
Where is the fire? - -OU
With assistance fire can be subdued.
With help I may be able to extinguish
fire FGV
With immediate assistance, fire can be
extinguished — NY
— You can get any quantity of firewood.
— You must not fire.
Fire bar. Furnace bar fwk
Fire BUCKET hkv
Fire engine map
Have you a good fire engine? nag
Fire ship, (or, raft) mzw
Firearms mzy
Fireman nab
Firemen and Seamen's Union nar
Firewood nac
You can get any quantity of firewood,
NAT
Fireworks nad
Firkin. (Measure of capacity) ayv
Firm-lyness.
Firm op — .
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FIRST— FLAG.
NAX
NAY
NAZ
NBA
NBC
NBD
NBE
NBF
NBG
NBH
NBI
NBJ
NBK
NBL
NBM
NBO
NBP
NBQ
NBR
NBS
NBT
NBU
NBV
NBW
NBX
NBY
NBZ
NCA
NCB
NCD
NCE
NCF
NCG
NCH
Firstly.
At first-— - FID
By the first conveyance -- JTZ
First-class isf
First-class torpedo boat Gsx
— First mast.
— First offer.
— First of all. In the first place.
— First ofiflcer.
— First opportunity.
— First quarter.
— First quarter of the moon.
— First ship.
— First time.
— First voyage.
— First vyatch.
First week in — zam
In the first place. First of all nba
My first meridian (or, Greenwich) mean
time is — -xl
My first meridian is Cadiz, west of
Greenv\dch 6° 12' 24" = Oh. 24m. 49.6s.,
HSI
— My first meridian is Greenwich.
My first meridian is Paris, east of Green-
wich 2° 20' 15 " = Oh. 9m. 21s tbl
The first lull, or. When it lulls eda
— What is your first meridian?
— When first seen.
Will yon show me your Greenwich (or,
first meridian) mean time?.,- xn
Fish.
Codflsh-ery izb
-Fish-ed-ing. To fish.
Fish davit ..kms
—Fishhook.
— Fish very scarce.
— Fisherman.
—Fishery.
Fishery steamer wtg
Fishing craft (or, boat) kaz
— Fishing ground.
— Fishing line.
—Fishing net.
— Fishing season.
— Fresh fish.
— Good season for fish.
Herring fishery ouj
— Have you any fish?
— I have taken — {quantity indicated) — of
fish.
Pilchard fishery tim
Preserved fish . tui
Salt fish VPT
Shellfish VWH
The bank is encumbered with fishing
boats . EP
—There are plenty of fish to be caught
here.
Whale fishery _zbx
Fish-ed-ing. To fish. (Repair a spar. )
— A fish for — .
— Can be fished at sea.
— Can you supply a fish for my — (spar
indicated) ?
Fish davit kms
Fish the anchor, or, Anchor fished-EHB
Sprung foremast, but can fish it at
sea NKX
NCI
NCJ
NCK
NCL
NCM
NCO
NOP
NCQ
NCR
NCS
NCT
NCU
NCV
NCW
NCX
NCY
NCZ
NDA
NDB
NDC
NDE
NDF
NDG
NDH
NDI
NDJ
NDK
NDL
NDM
NDO
FjSH-rContinued.
—Will you lend me a fish for my mast?
FiT-TED-TING-NESS (TO,' Or, FOE).
Article indicated can be supplied, but it
will require fitting- ezf
— Fit for the purpose — of.
— Fit-ted-ting out.
— Fit-ted-ting very well.
— Fitting new propeller.
No boats fit for this work zhv
Send boats fit for landing passengers -FI
—Will not fit.
Five. FifM-ly - mxn
Fifth mast Mxo
Five-masted ship ■ mxp
FiX-ED-ING.
Can you fix any time for? xtj
Can not fix any time — for — xtk
— Fixed and fiashing light.
—Fixed light.
Fixtuke.
Flag. {See also Coloes. )
Admiral's fiag dkm
Admiralty flag dls
Beach the vessel where flag is waved
{or, light is shown) -FZT
Boat should endeavor to land where flag
* is waved ( or, light is shown ) jz
— Can make out flags {or, colors).
— Can you make out her flag (or, signal) ?
Can not distinguish your flags; come
nearer, or make Distant Signals-. -VM
— Can not make out the flags {or, signals).
Code flag {when spoken of) izf
Boes embargo extend to vessels under —
flag? Lwo
Flag captain -HWX
— Flag of truce.
— Flagship.
— Flag signal-ling.
-Flagstaff.
Flag union downward mej
Flags seen but signal not understood,
wcx
Foreign flags (colors, ensigns) mek
Geneva Convention flag {when spoken
of) '--- -NXT
— Haul down your flags.
Hoist mast-head flags- owg
Hoist quarantine flag tv
— Hoist your flags where best seen.
House flag .--OZQ
I can not make out the flags (or, signals),
NCX
I can not make out the flags ; hoist the
signals in a better position owl
— I can not make out the bottom flag.
— I can not make out the second flag.
— I can not make out the third flag.
— I can not make out the top flag.
Not clean bill of health flag {when
spoken of) isw
— Numeral flag.
— Pilot-boat flag {when spoken of ) .
—Pilot jack {or, flag) {when spoken of).
— Plague flag {when spoken of) .
— Powder flag {when spoken of) .
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FLAG— FLUKE.
NDP
NDQ
NDE
NDS
NDT
NDU
NDV
NDW
NDX
NDY
NDZ
NEA
NEB
NBC
NED
NEF
NEG
NEH
NEI
NEJ
NEK
NEL
NEM
NEO
NEP
NEQ
NEE
NES
NET
NEU
NEV
Flag — Continued.
Private flag.
— Quarantine flag (when spoken of) .
Repeat ship's name ; yonr flags were not
made out du
Set of flags vsi
Signal not understood, although the
flags are distinguished wcx
Standard. Royal flag wqn
—The flag with — .
Union-jack 1 yje
— What flag is she (or, are th'ey) under?
— Your flags arc not clear.
Your flags seem to be incorrectly hoisted
(or, Jioisted upside down) owm
Your signal flags can not be distin-
guished 1,HB
Flame-d-inq.
Flange.
Flannel.
Flare — ^up. Flare light.
— Holme's light (large flare).
— Holme's light (small flare).
Red flare time
White flare zdh
Flash-ed-ing.
Bum blue light, or, Flash powder. _60Q
Fixed and flashing light - - - -NCR
— Flashing lig;ht.
— Group flashing light.
Use flashing signals wdn
Flat-ten-ly.
Flat-bottom boat gsy
— Flatter-est.
Send flats to discharge cargo iaz
Flaw.
— -Flaw in shaf);.
Flax.
Fleet.
Any alteration in the position of the
squadron (or, fleet)? ebz
Channel fleet (or, squadron) ilb
— Did the fleet (or, squadron)?
Enemy's fleet (or, squadron) lzg
Enemy's fleet has been seen to the — ,
steering to the — og
— Fleet consists of — .
— Fleet, or, Squadron is (or, was).
— Fleet, or. Squadron when last seen was
off—.
— Fleet organization.
— For the fleet (or, squadron).
— From the fleet (or, squadron).
— In the fleet (or, squadron).
Letters of fleet (or, squadron) qom
Saw the enemy's fleet (or, squadron)
off— OK
Saw the enemy's fleet (or, squadron)
steering — Lzs
— Saw the fleet (or, squadron) off — steer-
ing —.
— The fleet (or, squadron) is at — .
— To the fleet (or, squadron).
What is the state of health of the fleet
(or, squadron) at — ? org
When is the fleet (or, squadron) ?--WPH
NEW
NEX
NEY
NEZ
NFA
NFB
NFC
NFD
NFE
NFG
NFH
NFI
NFJ
NFK
NFL
NFM-
NFO
NFP
NFQ
NFR
NFS
NFT
NFU
NFV
NFW
NFX
NFY
NFZ
NGA
Fleet — Continued.
Where is our fleet (or, squadron) ?-.wpi
Where is the — fleet (or, squadron )?-.SK
Where was the fleet (or, squadron) on
the — ? ,-.- wpj
Flew. (See Fly) ngc
Flexible-y-ility.
Flight.
Fling-ing. Flung. (Throw) xrj
Flint-y.
Float-ed-ing.
A good deal of floating ice in — pbg
Am, Is, or. Are afloat by
—Floated off.
Floating anchor. Sea anchor big
Floating bridge hgq
Floating, or. Liquid compass — -.jhp
Floating dock ljd
— Floating light.
— Floating mine.
— Floating obstruction in (or, at) — .
Floating stage wpv
Light, or, floating light is discontinued
(or, gone) QSG
Nearly afloat dqa
Not afloat-- dqb
Paddle float -Szf
— The tide will float her off.
— When you float.
Will be afloat dqp
-Will-not float.
Flogk. (Herd.)
Floe.
Icefield, or. Floe pbw
Flog-ged-ging.
Flood-bd-ing.
As soon as the flood tide makes fbp
— Flood sets.
—Flood tide.
— Flooding cock.
— How will the flood set?
Next flood -'- SHY
— When the flood makes.
When will the flood tide make? xj
Floor-ing.
Florin, Guilder, or, Gulden. ( Coin) . atq
Flotilla.
Flotsam.
Flour.
Barrels of flour pxt
Flow-ed-ing. To plow.
Tide flows at — xsh
When will the tide flow? XJ
Flown. (See Fly) ngc
Flugtuate-d-ing-ion.
Flue.
Flue boiler — .Gwz
—Sweeping the flues (or, funnels, or, tubes).
Fluid.
Condy's fluid. Crimson fluid JNK
Fluke op anchor eho
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FLUSH— FOR.
NGB
NGC
NGD
NGE
NGF
NGH
NGI
NGJ
NGK
NGL
NGM
NGO
NGP
NGQ
NGR
NGS
NGT
NGU
NGV
NGW
Flush— WITH.
Fly-ing. Flew. Flown. To fly.
—Flying jib.
Flying jib-boom Gzp
Pilot signal flying tjm
FoD. {Measure of length) avx
Fodder.
FOG-GY.
Delayed by thick fog, or, Detained by
thick fog KSE
During a thick fog lpn
During the fog lpr
— Fog buoy.
— Fog horn.
Fog signal wcj
— Fog too thick.
Foggy weather zc
Gun fog-signal ojs
— ^How long have yon had this fog?
I have had thick fog on the bank. - . rvc
Keep close during the fog pyo
On account of the fog (or, weather) .dfq
Shall signal with siren {or, steam whistle)
during fog (or, darkness)..- '.we
The bank was clear of fog fvi
— There has been so much fog as to cause
considerable detention.
—Thick fog.
Thick fog coming on gj
— Through the fog.
— We have bad a lot of fog.
Follow-ed-ing-er.
As follows FAJ
Communicate the following jpq
Course to be followed jzh
— Follow her (it, or, them).
— Follow me {or vessel indicated).
— FoUowmotions.
Following communication {or, signal)
is confidential {or, private) hx
Following cbmmunication (signal, or,
message) is secret and in cipher.. iqv
Note. — The cipher will continue until
the person signaling hoists iqs.
Forward following message by tele-
graph to — NMW
Forward following telegraphic message
by signal letters instead of writing it
at length- xb
—Forward the following information to—.
Has paper of the following date . _ .kmc
— Have obtained the following informa-
tion from — .
Have received the following communi-
cation {or, instructions) from your
agent {or, owner) ia
I have the following information —
from — ...NGV
— I will follow.
Send an express with the following
intelligence poh
Send the following articles ezh
Send the following message by post to
owner {or, to Mr. — ) at — uWY
Send the following message by telegraph
to owner {or, to Mr. — ) at — XA
NGX
NGY
NGZ
NHA
NHB
NHC
NHD
NHE
NHF
NHG
NHI
NHJ
NHK
NHL
NHM
NHO
NHP
NHQ
NHR
Follow — Continued.
Send the following message through
the post to owner (or, to Mr. — )at — ,
by signal letters instead of writing it
at length wz
—Shall I follow?
Strange vessel following convoy . wyv
Telegraph following message to — {ship
or person indicated) at — - . xd
Telegraph to my family at — the fol-
lowing message xmf
The following articles ezi
The following signal (communication,
or, message) is in cipher (secret). .iqv
Note. — T%e cipher vnll continue unti^
the person signaling hoists IQS.
—Will you follow?
Will you forward (or, communicate) the
following signal for me ik
— With the following information.
Food.
Distressed for want of food lhe
Want food (provisions) ytu
Want food. Starving nv
Want food immediately yo
Fool-ish-ly-ness.
Foolscap Paper.
Foot. {Measureof length.) (SeeaZsoFEET),
AVY
Cubic foot {solid measure) ayo
Square foot {square or surface measure).
Foot. (See a?so Feet.) ^^"^
CrOWSfoot KER
Cubic foot AYO
Footbridge hgr
Foot ice .PBi
— Footpath.
— Foot-sore.
For BPA
For all BPC
For consideration — of — jqn
For him (his, her, it-s, or persons or
things indicated) bpd
— For instance.
For me (my, mine) bpe
— For passage — to {or, in).
For — {persons indicated) bpd
For that (or, this) bpf
For the bpg
For the future nur
— For the present. At present.
— For the purpose — of.
— For the quarter.
— For the safety of.
— For the sake of.
— For the shore.
— For the sick.
For them (their-s) bph
For these {or, those) bpi
For this (or, that) bpf
— For this port.
For us (our-s) .bpj
For what {or, which)? bpk
For, or, To whom {or, whose)? bpl
For you (your-s) bpm
He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) is (or, are) for ...bur
Not for OFR
Ready for — {or, to — ) UJS
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FOB— FORCE.
NHS
NHT
NHU
For — Continued.
Run for. Make for. ...eih
Sailed for — vei
Send for vpr
They are for cnm
Used— for — ymv
Was, or. Were for cop
Where for? cta
— Whom is it for? Whom for.
FORAGE-D-ING. TO FORAGE.
FORBID-DEN-DING. FORBADE.
NHV
NHW
NHX
NHY
NHZ
FORCE-D-ING. To FORCE.
Enemy is collecting in force — at . . -LZd
Enemy's force lzh
—Forced by.
—Forced fires.
— Forcible-y.
I did not abandon her until I was forced,
cxo
Inferior force — pjl
Superior force l.xem
United force — --.yjh
—What force?
NIA
NIB
NIC
Nm
NIE
NIF
NI&
NIH
NU
NIK
NIL
NIM
NIO
NIP
FORCE OF WIND.
Force op wind.
Note. — The signals only represent the numbers. Thus: NIK is force of wind 8.
FOBCE.
—
— 1
— 3
— 4
— 5
— 6
— 7
— 8
-10
—11
—12
Denotes calm.
Light air, just sufficient to give steerage way.
Light breeze
Gentle breeze
Moderate breeze
Fresh breeze
Strong breeze
Moderate gale
Fresh gale
Strong gale
i With which a well-conditioned ship under all j. ^ to 3 knots
( sail and clean full would go in smooth water. )
" " " 3to4knQts.
" " " " 4 to 5 knots.
( In which the same ship could just ) Rgyais, etc.
( carry closehauled ) •'
1^
Single reefs and top-
gallant sails.
Double reefs, jib. Topgallant
etc.
Triple reefs,
courses, etc.
Whole gale
Storm
Hurricane
sails.
Topsails,
jib, etc.
("Reefed up-
J per top-
{ sails and
|_ courses,
r Lower top-
i sails and
[ courses.
With which she could only bear closereefed Lower main topsail
maintopsail and reefed foresail. and reefed foresail.
With which she would be reduced to storm staysails.
To which she could show no canvas.
NOTE.
Miles
per
hour.
3
4
5
10
15
20
25
Feet
per
176
264
352
440
880
1330
1760
2200
Force ia
pounds per
square foot.
005
020
044
079
123
492
107
970
067
Description of wind.
Hardly perceptible.
i Light air.
[• Gentle breeze.
Fresh to strong breeze.
[ Moderate gale.
per
hour.
30
35
40
45
50
60
70
80
100
per
minute.
2640
3080
3520
3960
4400
5280
6160
7040
8800
P&ESSUBE.
Force in
pounds per
square foot.
4.429
6.037
7.870
o.aoo
12. 304
17. 733
24. 153
31.490
49.200
Description of wind.
i Strong gale.
I Whole gale.
Storm.
y Great storm.
(• Hurricane.
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FORD— FORESIGHT.
NIQ
NIR
NIS
NIT
NIU
NIV
NIW
NIX
NIY
NIZ
NJA
NJB
NJC
NJD
NJE
NJF
NJG
NJH
nJi
NJK
NJL
NJM
NJO
NJP
NJQ
NJR
NJS
NJT
NJU
N.TV
NJW
NJX
NJY
NJZ
NKA
NKB
NKC
NKD
NKE
NKF
NKG
NKH
NKI
NKJ
ford-ed-inq-able.
Fore.
— Can I get a spar for a fore yard at — ?
— Fore and aft.
— Fore and aft sails.
Fore chains UQ
Fore clew garnets lUG
^Fore course. Fore sail.
Fore hold njtj
Fore magazine rel
— Fore part.
— Fore rigging.
— Fore royal.
— Fore royal yard.
— Fore runner.
Fore sail Krv
— Fore sheet.
— ^Fore stay.
— Fore staysail.
— Fore tack.
— Fore top.
— Fore topgallant mast.
— Fore topgallant sail.
— Fore topgallant yard.
— Fore topmast.
— Fore topmast sprung.
— Fore topmast staysail.
— Fore topsail.
— Fore topsail yard.
— Fore yard.
— Fore yard gone in the slings.
— Fore yard sprung.
Forecast nkl
Forecastle ieo
— Forefoot.
— Forehold.
— Foreland.
— Forelock.
— Foreman.
— Foremast.
—Foremost.
Forenoon. A. M. Before noon. In the
forenoon edu
— Forereach-ed-ing.
— Foresee-n-ing.
— Foresight.
— Forestall-ed-ing.
— Foretell-ing. Foretold.
— Forewarn-ed-ing.
— Gaff fore sail.
— I have carried away fore yard.
I have sprung (or, damaged) fore yard,
KJH
— Lower fore topsail yard.
— Upper fore topsail yard.
What are the dimensions of your fore
yard? lap
Fore part niw
Pore rigging nix
Fore runner nja
Fore stay-- .■... njc
Pore top - njp
Fore topgallant mast njg
NKL
NKM
NKO
NKP
NKQ
NKR
NKS
NKT
NKU
NKV
NKW
NKX
NKY
NKZ
NLA
Fore topgallant sail --.njh
Fore topgallant yard nji
Fore topmast njk
Fore topmast sprung njl
Fore topsail- njo
Pore topsail yard njp
Lower fore topsail yard nki
Upper fore topsail yard nk j
Fore yard--, njq
I have carried away fore yard nkh
I have sprung {or, damaged) fore yard,
KJH
What are the dimensions of your fore
yard lap
Forecast. (See also Weather. )
What is the meteorological forecast for
to-day? ZK
What is the meteorological forecast for
to-morrow? zl
— What is the weather forecast?
Forecastle ieo
Forefoot njt
Forehold nju
Foreign.
Foreign affairs dpc
Foreign colors (flags, ensigns) mek
— Foreign crew.
Foreign Enlistment Act dip
— Foreign-going ship.
— Foreign OflSce, State Department.
— Foreign oflBcer.
— Foreign telegram.
Foreign trade xzl
— Foreigner.
Lloyd's Register of British and Foreign
Shipping- Qwv
— Vessel is a foreigner.
Foreland njv
Forelock njw
Foreman njx
Foremast njy
— Sprung my fore mast and must bear up.
— Sprung my fore mast, but can fish it at
sea.
— With loss of fore mast.
Foremost . njz
Forenoon. A. M. Before noon. In
THE forenoon EDU
— Forenoon watch.
FOREREACH-ED-ING NKA
FORESEE-N-ING NKB
— Could not foresee. Unforeseen.
Foresight nkc
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249
FOREST— FOUL.
NLB
NLC
NLD
NLE
NLF
NLG
f
NLH
NLI
NLJ
NLK
NLM
NLO
NLP
NLQ
NLR
NLS
NLT
NLU
NLV
NLW
NLX
NLY
NLZ
NMA
NMB
NMC
NMD
NME
NMP
NMG
NMH
NMI
NMJ
NMK
NML
NMO
POBEST-BR.
FORESTALL-ED-ING NliD
FOBETELL-ING. FOEETOLD NKE
FORETOP NJP
Forewarn -ED-iNG nkf
forfeit-ed-ing-ure.
Forge.
— Have you anyone that can work at a
forge?
forge-d-ing-r. to forge.
Forgery.
forgbt-ting. forgot-ten.
— Do not forget.
— I have forgotten.
— I will not forget.
— ^Will not forget.
— ^You have (or person indicated has) for-
gotten.
FORGIVE-N-ING-NESS. FORGAVE.
FORK-ED-ING. In FORK.
— ^Forkhead.
In fork NLQ
— Knives and forks.
FORM-ED-ING. To FORM.
A-nrrnl present formation emh
— Form a junction — with.
— Form columns of divisions in line ahead.
— Form single column in line abreast.
— FonH single column in line ahead.
— Formation.
— ^In proper form.
Present formation tub
Preserve formation tug
formal-ly-ity.
former-ly.
Formidable.
forsake-n-ing. forsook.
fort-ress.
Any forts? boy
Strong fort ~'"
Forthwith.
-XAR
FORTIFY-IED-ING.
— Fortification.
— ^Fortifications have been increased at — .
Strongly fortified XAU
FOETNIGHT-LY.
— A fortnight since.
In about a fortnight dah
/
FORTDNATE-LY.
— Fortunate enough to.
NMP
NMQ
NMR
NMS
NMT
NMU
NMV
NMW
NMX
NMY
NMZ
NOA
NOB
NOG
NOD
NOE
NOP
NOG
NOH
NOI
NOJ
FORTUNATE — Continued.
— Fortune.
— Have you been fortunate?
I have been fortunate.
I have not been fortunate.
■No fortune.
Very fortunate
NOK
PORWARD-ED-ING — TO — . To FORWARD.
Afloat forward bx
— Can I forward {or, take) letters for you?
Can telegraph message be forwarded
from — ?-- WR
Can you forward my message by tele-
graph? HU
Forward answer by telegraph to signal
station at — emw
Forward-ed-ing application to (or, for),
ESP
Forward by telegraph and pay for trans-
mission HY
— ^Forward following message by tele-
graph to — .
Forward following telegraphic message
by signal letters instead of writing it
at length xb
Forward immediately pdi
— Forward letters — to (or, for).
— Forward message immediately without
loss of time to — .
Forward my communication by tele-
graph, and pay for its transmission,
HY
— Forward my despatches.
Forward my message through the tele-
graph by signal letters xb
Forward reply to my message by tele-
graph to — WT
Forward the following information to — ,
NGU
— Have my letters been forwarded?
— Have they been forwarded?
I draw — feet aft — feet forward oa
— I have forwarded the.
— I will forward.
— I will forward your letter on.
My draught of water is — feet — inches
forward lnd
— My letters are all forwarded.
—Shall I forward?
— Shall, or. Will forward (or, be for-
warded).
Tell — (person indicated) not to forward
any more letters for me qs
— They have been forwarded.
— Were my letters properly forwarded?
Will you forward my letters (or, des-
patches) to — ? QU
Will you forward (or, communicate) the
following signal for me? ik
FoT. (Measune of length) avz
Fought. (See also Fight) . _ mxr
When was the battle fought? pzb
Where was the battle fought? fzo
FOUL-ED-ING-NESS.
Anti-fouling composition enz
Bottom (ship's) foul haw
Every appearance of foul weather . .erz
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GENEKAL VOCABULAKY.
Pakt II.
FOUL— FRIAR'S BALSAM.
Fovi^-Continued.
Franc. (Coin)
— .ATR
Foul anchor. Fouled her (or, my)
anchor eid
NPQ
France. (See also French. )
Foul berth gfq
Foul ground. Rocky bottom haz
Bank of France
.-FUO
NOL
— Foul hawse.
NPR
Fraud-ulent. ,
NOM
— Foul wind.
NOP
— Have, or, Has been fouled by — {vessel
NPS
Free-d-ing-ly.
indicated).
NPT
— Can not keep free with pumps.
Hawser fouled screw opu
NPU
-Free port.
I have hooked your anchor eil
NPV
— Free trade-r.
Run, or. Ran against (or, foul of)-.DSG
NPW
—Freeboard.
You are in a foul berth (not in a good
NPX
— Going free.
berth) ghk
NPY
— I can kee^free with pumps.
You have given me a foul berth ...ghl,
Is the harbor at — free from ice?.
The harbor at — is free from ice .
..PBZ
-.PCE
NOQ
Found. (See also Find. )
Considerable fault found— with — -.jqi
NPZ
Freeze-ing. Frozen. '
Found defective kre
NQA
— Frozen meat.
NOR
—Found guilty.
NQB
— Is — frozen over?
Gold h^s been found — at odl
NQC
— — is frozen over.
Goods are found obr
Frozen meat cargo
-.HZB
NOS
— Have, or. Has f oxmd.
NOT
— Have, or, Has not found.
Not a piece has been found tia
NQD
Freight.
Pieces of the wreck have been found.TiB
Any freight oflEering?
...EOZ
NOU
—Was, or. Were found.
NQE
—Freight is to be procured.
NOV
— Was, or, Were not found.
NQF
—Freight looking better.
NQG
—Freight may be had for — (placfi
indi-
NOW
Foundation.
NQH
cated) at — shillings per ton.
—Have you any freight for — ?
NOX
Founder-ed-ing.
Foundered at her anchors .eif
NQI
Is cotton freight to be procured?..
—Is freight paid?
-JXW
Is it confirmed that — (vessel indicated)
NQJ
—No freight to be had.
has foundered? joo
NQK
—There is good freight to be had— at. 1
NOY
—Vessel indicated is supposed to have
NQL
—What are the freights for — ?
foundered.
NQM
—Where can I get any freight?
NOZ
Foundry.
NQO
French-man. French Colors.
NPA
Fountain.
NQP
French Lloyd's. Verita;s.
NPB
FOUR-TH-LY.
NQR
Frequent-ly.
Four-masted barque fxq
NQS
— ^I have frequently.
NPC
— Four-masted schooner.
NQT
— It frequently occurs.
NPD
—Four-masted ship.
NPE
—Fourth mast.
NQU
Freshly.
NPF
Fourth-mast chain ub
Can fresh beef be procured?
Fresh beef
..GOZ
-GDB
-GDC
— Fourth week in — .
Fresh beef and vegetables
NPG
FOURTEEN-TH.
Fresh bread. Soft bread
Fresh breeze
-HEO
.HFZ
NPH
Fowl , lOP
NQV
Fresh butter
-HOS
-NBY
Fox.
Fresh fish:
—Fresh gale.
NQW
— Fresh meat.
Fraction. (SeepageM) bcy
NQX
—Fresh milk.
NPI
—Fractional.
NQY
-Fresh mutton.
NPJ
Fracture-d-ing.
NQZ
NRA
—Fresh pork.
— Fresh provisions.
NPK
— A severe fracture.
NRB
NRC
—Fresh vegetables to be obtained.
— Fresh water.
NPL
NPM
Fragile. Frail."
Fragment.
NRD
Wind fresh
..ZFI
Freshen-ed-ing.
Breeze will freshen
-HFY
NPO
Frame-d-ing.
Crank frame kbt
NRE
—Freshen the nip.
If the wind should freshen
Wind will freshen
Propeller frame broken (or, gone)-.TYZ
Screw frame, or. Banjo fug
.ZET
.ZFN
Stern frame wut
NRF
Friar's Balsam.
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FRICTION— FUNERAL.
NRG
NRH
NRI
NRJ
NRK
NRL
NRM
NRO
NRP
NRQ
NRS
i NRT
NRV
NRW
NRX
NRY
NRZ
NSA
NSB
NSC
Fkiction.
Friction tube
-YDF
Friday.
— Before Friday.
— Friday morning.
— ^Friday night.
— Good Friday.
Last Friday
Next Friday.^...
.-QGB
-SHW
Friend-ship.
— Are your friends safe?
— Friendly with.
— Have you any friends — ^in — 1
Vessel chasing is a friend intt
— ^Your friend is on board.
Frigate.
From bpn
Broke adrift dmo
■Broke foom.
Days from kne
From him (his, her-s, or persons or
things indicated) bpo
From me (my, mine) bpq
From that (or, this) bpr
From the.- bps
From the captain hwy
From the eastward lsd
-From the island.
From the northward -SJL
-From the rear.
From the southward wlh
From the westward zbr
-From, or, OflE the wind.
From them (their-s) bpt
From there — BPtJ
From thes0 {or, those ) . - - ^ - bpv
From time to time --.xtl
Fromus(our-s)- bpw
From what {or, which) bpx
From whence {or, where) . - - - -BPY
From whom {or, whose) . bpz
From you-r-s bqa
He, She, It {or persons or things indi-
cated) is (or, are) from bus
Miles from {or, distant) lgi
Not from cps
Parted from -tbu
Sailed from— vej
Sails from— "^™
They are from .-.bet
Was. or, Were from ...COQ
Where are you from? ---Si
Where from? From where? bpy
-GDI
Front-ing.
In front of — . Before the —
Frontier.
Frost.
— Frost bitten.
Frozen. {See Freeze) - - npz
Frozen meat nqa
Frozen meat cargo hzb
Is — frozen over? nqb
— is frozen over...,-- NQC
NSD
NSE
NSF
NSG
NSH
NSI
NSJ
NSK
NSL
NSM
NSO
NSP
NSQ
NSR
NST
NSU
NSV
NSW
NSX
NSY
NSZ
NTA
NTB
NTO
NTD
NTE
NTF
NTG
NTH
NTI
NTJ
NTK
NTL
Fruit.
— Fruit is to be obtained on shore.
-^No fruit is to be obtained on shore.
Preserved fruit-- tuj
Frustrate-d-ing-ion.
— Have, or, Has been frustrated.
— Was, or. Were frustrated.
Fuel. (See also Coal. )
Bad fuel PRO
Economize-d-ing fuel ltc
Patent fuel ^..tec
Fugitive.
Fulfill-ed-ing.
Full.
Are you at full speed? Is steam up?
vz
Engine room full of water. mbg
Full crew Kcz
Pull charge mH
— Full dress.
— Full moon.
—Full of passengers. ^
—Full of water.
— Full power.
— Full-rigged ship.
—Full speed.
Pull stop- WXE
—Fully.
Fully insured pny
Fully tried ycm
Go ahead full speed li
Go astern full speed --.lm
Go full speed--- 1 obs
— He, or. She is full of men.
I am going full speed OCI
I am on full-speed trial.
Code Flag over a
I have — hours' coal for full speed {or
for speed indicated) ixd
Is steam up, or, Are you at full speed?
vz
— Quite full.
Stokehold full of water wvx
Was fully expected .-i mnt
What is your consumption of coal per
hour at full speed ixm
— ^Will fully explain.
FULMINATE-D-ING.
— Fulminate of mercury.
PUMIGATE-D-ING-ION.
Fun, or, Candareen. {Coin) atb
fund-ed-ing.
Funds.
— How are the funds — at — ?
—Want of funds.
Funeral.
— Funeral of — .
— Funeral party.
— Funeral takes place at — {place) and
at — {time and date).
—When will funeral take place?
252
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FUNNEL— GALE.
NTM
Funnel.
NUP
Futtock shroud.
NTO
— Funnel carried away.
NTP
— Funnel of — (vessel indicated) Is — .
NUQ
Future.
NTQ
— Her funnels are placed — .
NUR
— In, or, For the future.
NTB
—How are her funnels placed?
NUS
—Some future opportunity.
NTS
— How many funnels has she?
Passed a war vessel disguised; fun-
NUT
Fuze.
nels — . {Here give the color or design
NUV
— Bickford's fuze.
of the line of steamers that it may be
NUW
— Detonating fuze.
an imitation of) lbo
Sweeping the funnels {or, flues, or,
Electric fuze
LUV
NUX
— Instantaneous fuze.
tubes) NPZ
NUY
— Patent fuze.
NTU
—Vessel indicated has — funnels.
FuNT. {Measure of weight) bal.
NUZ
NVA
— Percussion fuze.
—Time fuze..
NTV
FUR-TtF,T)-EIER.
NTW
FURL-ED-ING.
Do not furl sails tdw
Furl awnings fpx
NTX
—Furl sails {or sail indicated).
NTY
— I shall not furl sails.
NTZ
—Shall I furl sails?
Furlong. ( Measure of length) a wb
NUA
Furnace.
Furnace bar, or, Fire bar fwk
NUB
— Furnace collapsed.
Furnace considered dangerous klb
NUC
— Furnace crown of boiler collapsed.
NVB
G. {Letter.) {Fornew method
of spell-
NUD
^Furnace leaky.
ing, see page 13. )
NUE
— Fui-nace overheated.
NVC
Gaef.
NUP
Furnish-ed-inq — WITH. (See also Sup-
NVD
—At the gaff.
ply. )
NVE
— GafE end.
Boats are furnished with — {articles
GaflE foresail -— - -
NKG
indicated)--- ---.gsd
NVF
— GaflE mainsail.
NUG
—Can you furnish me with — ?
NVG
—GaflE topsail.
Can you furnish me with {or, lend me)
Jigger gaflE :
PVR
a Code of Signals? ize
Spritsail gaflE {or, yard) , -
ZKO
NUH
—I can furnish you -witMor, lend you)—.
NUI
—I can not furnish you with {or, lend
NVH
Gage-d-ing.
you) — .
l^Vl
— "Weather gage.
NUJ
— "Was, or. Were furnished v^ith — .
NVJ
Gain-ed-ing.
NUK
Furniture.
NVK
— Are you gaining? Have you gained? [
NVL
— Can not gain much.
NUL
Further-ed-ing.
NVM
— Can not gain much profit.
Any further EOV
Fire gaining
OQ
Anything further?-- eqj
Fire gains rapidly; take people
oflE.-NG i
Do not require further assistance ---CR
Gained advantage
liNQ
Do you require further assistance? -.CT
NVO
—Gained a victory.
Furthest NUO
NVP
— Have, or. Has gained.
Have received orders for you not to pro-
NVQ
— Have, or, Has not gained.
ceed without further instructions -SP
Have you gained? Are you gaining? [
I decline to have anything further to do
NVK
{or, say) in the matter eqo
Is there any advantage to be gained? (
I must remain till further order S-.-STX
DNT
Repeat my signals till further orders,
Leak is gaining rapidly
NC
WCP
My chronometer gains daily --
GP
Until further orders ylg
Stranger is gaining
WZB
Vessel indicated does not require fur-
Stranger is not gaining
WZC
ther assistance fgq
Time will be gained — by
XTS
NUM
— You must remain until further orders.
NVR
— "Who gained?
NUO
Furthest.
NVS
NVT
Gale.
— A gale is coming on.
Fuse. (See Fuze) nut
After the gale -
DRN
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GENERAL VOCABULARY.
253
GALE— GEAR.
NVU
NVW
NVX
Gale — Continued.
— Can — (vessel indicated) weather the
-KSP
NVY
NVZ
NWA
NWB
NWO
NWD
NWE
NWF
NWG
NWH
NWI
NWJ
NWK
NWL
NWM
NWO
NWP
.NWQ
NWR
NWS
NWT
NWU
NWV
NWX
— Can you ride out the gale?
Delayed through the recent gale
— Do you think the gale is over?
Do you think we can ride it (the gale)
out? uwx
During a gale lpm
During the gale. Whilst the gale lasts,
LPS
Equinoctial gale mgn
Fresh gale nqv
Gale is expected — from — zd
— Have, or, Has had a heavy gale from — .
Heavy, or, Severe gale.
— If gale increases.
— In a gale of wind.
Meteorological CfSce, or, Weather Bu-
reau, reports gale approaching from
the — BTQ^
Moderate gale rxl
— ^Nothing but gales of wind.
Severe, or. Heavy gale nvz
— Shall you ride out the gale?
Strong gale xas
Whole gale zdr
Gallant-ly-ry.
Gallant conduct jng
Have, or, Has behaved very gallantly,
GDX
Gallery.
— Quarter gallery.
Galley.
Galliot.
Gallipoli oil.
Gallon. (Measure of capacity) ayw
Galvanize-d-ing-ism-ic.
— Galvanized iron.
Galvanometer.
Game.
Gang.
Gang board.
Gangway.
Gangrene.
Gantlinb.
Gaol. Jail. Prison puk
Gaoler — pum
Gaeden-er.
Garnet. »
Fore clew garnets luo
Main clew garnets lUH
NWY
NWZ
NXA
NXB
NXC
NXD
NXE
NXF
NXG
NXH
NXI
NXJ
NXK
NXL
NXM
-MOX
-MAQ
Garrison-ed-ing.
Gas-ecus.
Explosive gas
— Gas, or, Light buoy.
Gas engine
— Gas light.
Gasket.
Gastric.
Gate.
— Gate is closed at — .
Gather-ed-ing.
Gather-ed-ing way.
Gauge-d-ing-r.
— Gauge cock.
Manometer. Steam-pressure gauge,
RJW
Vacuum gauge ynm
Water gauge vvy
Water gauge out of order y vr
Windgauge. Anemometer — elo
Gave. (See Give) nzv
Gazette. In the Gazette.
Report me by telegraph to "Shipping
Gazette" uf
"Shipping Gazette & Lloyd's List,"
QWU
Gazetteer.
Gear-ing.
Air-pump gear dwb
Blow-olf cocks (or, gear) gnw
Boat's gear -_.grz
Chafing gear ijk
Diver's gear lhx
Eccentric gear Lsu
Eduction gear ltm
Expansion gear mlz
FJring gear naf
Gear aloft eaf
Gear for cleaning decks isv
Hand steering gear oma
Have passed steamer with steering gear
disabled MU
Headgear oqg
Induction gear -.Piv
Injection gear pku
Parallel-motion gear .^ tax
Pump gear ubi
Pump gear worn out (defective) .--UBJ
Slide-valve gear WGic
Slide-valve gear damaged (or, out of
order) wgl
Starting gear wrp
Starting gear out of order wrg
Steam steering gear wst
Steam steering gear disabled mz
Steering gear WUF
Steering gear disabled MZ
Turning gear yen
Want gear for ytv
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GENERAL VOCABULARY.
Part II,
GENERAL— GET.
NXO
NXP
NXQ
NXE,
NXS
NXT
NXU
NXV
NXW
NXY
NXZ
NYA
NYB
NYC
NYD
NYE
NYF
NYG
NYH
NYI
NYJ
NYK
NYL
NYM
NYO
NYP
NYQ
NYR
NYS
NYT
General-ly.
Accountant General- - dfy
' Admiral, or, Senior officer is generally
about DKT
Consul General jrm
General (0/pcer) ewk
General average ..•.._ for
General cargo Hzc
— General order.
' ' General recall " signal.
Code Flag over y
Governor General ogd
Hoist the general recall owh
Inspector General pmv
Lieutenant General qpv
Registrar General of Shipping and Sea-
men, or, Commissioner of Navigation,
Treasury Department _ -UNX
— What is the general opinion ?
Who generally does business for — ?_ dtb
Generous-ly.
Geneva Convention.
— Geneva Convfention flag (when spoken
of).
Geneva. {Gin.)
Gentle-y-ness.
Gentle breeze. Slight breeze hgd
Gentleman.
Genuine-ness-ly.
Geography-ical-ly.
Geographical Index. (See page 453. )
Geographical mile awo
-Refer to the Geographical Signals.
Germ.
Germany. German Colors.
Bank of Germany fup
— German Lloyd's.
Get. To Get. {See aim Got and
Obtain. )
— Can, or, May get.
Can I cross the bar ? Shall I be able to
get over the bar"? fvy
— Can I get a main yard at — ?
— Can I get a spar for — mast at — 1
— Can I get any — ?
■Can I get any sailmakers ?
Can I get permission ?
—Can you get ?
-Can you get an introduction to — 1
-Can not get.
Cannot get my boat out osj
-Could get.
Did not get a mail. -z
-Did, or. Do you get ?
Did you get a meridian altitude V . .tdh
—Did you get an observation ?
Did you get good observations ? rm
-Did you get pratique — at — ?
Do you think I can get through the ice ?
PBH
■Do you think we could get any — ?
NYU
NYV
NYW
NYX
NYZ
NZA
NZB
NZC
NZD
NZE
NZP
NZG
Get — Continued.
Do you think we could get away
from — ? xpz
Endeavor to get a line ashore by a boat
(cask, kite, raft, or, spar, etc.) ...ka
Expect-ed-ing (or vessel indicated ex-
pects-ed-ing) to be got off (or, afloat),
DPX
Fire difficult to get at op
Get a preventer on tvi
Get an offing. Cut, Weigh, or, Slip.
Wait for nothing kw
— Get her head round as fast as possible,
or. Get her on the other tack as fast
as possi we.
Get her on the other tack, or. Get her
head round or you will be on shore,
LP
— Getting.
— Get, or, Got pratique.
— Get ready for sea. Prepare for sailing.
— Get sail on your ship as fast as possible.
Get iinder way as fast as you can kn
Get up steam ; report when ready ._km
Get up steam as fast as possible kl
— Get what you can.
Got oPB
How long will you be getting up steam?
VY
I am getting short of water and must
endeavor to get some yvg
— I can get off.
I can not get at goods required OEW
I shall get off (or, afloat) with assist-
ance DPY
I think you might get soinething to
answer the purpose.. enb
— ^If you can get.
If you will lay out an anchor for me I
can get off eiv
Indicate nearest place I can get coal,
HC
Is it a difficult anchorage to get away
from? ELB
Is my berth a good one for getting away
from?---. QFw
Lose no time in getting to the anchor-
age ELC
Mind you get paid euk
— No getting out of harbor.
Not worth getting opl
Not worth getting off (or, afloat).. dqc
Open. Get farther away mc
Pilot can not get off ..... tjp*
Put to sea at once. Get an offing ...no
Shall I attempt to get away? fkp
Shall I get steam up? ,..' wa
Shall we get to the anchorage to-night?
ELF
Stand off. Get an offing. Put to sea
at once mg
— Vessel (indicated, if necessary) has got
off.
—Was getting ready for sea. Preparing
for sailing.
What quarantine shall I get ? uej
Where can I get (or, look for) a pilot?
TL
Where can I get any freight? nqm
Where is the best place to get — ?- . .aic
—Will you get?
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255
GET— GO.
NZH
NZI
NZJ
NZK
NZL
NZM
NZO
NZP
NZQ
NZR
NZS
NZT
NZU
NZV
NZW
NZX
NZY
OAB
OAC
OAD
OAE
OAF
OAG
OAH
OAI
OAJ
OAK
Get — Continued.
You can get an answer in — enu
You had better get a sick nurse . - .wbk
YoTi will find great difficulty in getting
through the ice at — pci
You will get into shoal water, or, You
will shoal your water _ _ _ vza
You will get quarantine uel
You will have great difficulty in getting
water Laf
Gig.
Steam gig guw
Gill. {Measure of capacity) ayx
GiMBAL OF A Compass jhq
Gimlet.
Gin. (Spirit.) Geneva -uxu
Gin. {For derrick, etc.)
Ginger.
GiRD-EK
Girl.
Give. To Give.
Are giving ground dip
Be careful not to give offense hyl
Bound to be given up. hbw
Bound to give it up hbx
By the description given ..Kvz
— Can, or, May give.
—Can give no reason.
— Can you give?
— Can you give a passage — to?
— Can not give.
— Do, or. Did you give?
— Gave.
Give authority pns
Give directions— that (for, or, to)--LBj
Give every assistance — to fgh
— Give him (her-s, it-s).
— Give leave — ^to.
-Give me (my, mine).
— :Give notice.
— Give receipt.
—Give them (their-s).
— Giye us (our-s).
Give way --Yxc
— Given.
Gives, or, Must give an evasive answer,
ENG
—Giving.
Have orders been given— to {or, for)?
PNE
Have you given bond? Gyn
I shall give chase inr
—I will give you.
Notice {warning) has been given .-YUL
Obliged to be given up smv
Obliged to give it up smw
Warning (notice) has been given ..yul
—"What have you given for?
—What is the highest price you will give?
What will you (or person indicated)
give?
OAL
OAM
CAN
OAP
OAQ
OAR
OAS
OAT
OAU
OAV
OAW
OAX
OAY
OAZ
OBA
OBC
OBD
OBE
OBF
OBG
OBH
OBI
OBJ
OBK
OBL
OEM
OBN
OBP
OBQ
Give — Continued.
Will give.
— Will you give?
— Will you give me (or, my)?
Will you give me a passage (on shore)"!
TDK
— Will you give me the pleasure?
Glad-ly.
— Glad to hear — it (01; that).
— Glad to see — it (or, that).
— Glad to see you. Glad to see (person
named).
— I shall be very glad.
Very glad ypj
Very glad of your company JGT
Gland.
Stem gland defective wuv
Stuffing-box glands out of order ...hdj
Glark-d-ing-ly.
Glass.
Binocular glass. Field glass glb
Field glass. Binocular glb
Hourglass ozk
Lamp glass Qdg
Log glass QYH
Panes of glass szy
. Spy glass. Telescope xmq
Wineglass zgd
Glimpse.
I had a glimpse of the land about- -QDtr
Globe-ular.
Gloom-y-ily.
Glove.
Glub-d-ing-tinous.
— Marine glue.
Glut-ted.
Glycerine.
Nitro-glycerine ._ - str
Go. To go.
All gone--- DXK
— Am, Is, or. Are going (or, gone) — to.
— Am, Is, or. Are to go.
An express is going to — mpi
— Are you going into port (harbor) ?
—Are you going— to?
Are you going on shore? FCX
Are you going to anchor? - -EHM
Are you going to land all mails at — ?
QDN
Boat is going to you eu
— Can you go?
Can you go up the river? uyg
Convoy is going to JTJN
— Do not go.
Do not go (or, pass) ahead of me.
Code Flag over r
—Do not let him (or, them) go.
— Go about.
Go ahead.- lg
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GO— GOOB.
OBR
OBS
OBT
OBU
OBV
OBW
OBX
OBY
OBZ
OCA
OCB
OCD
OCE
OOF
OCG
OCH
OCI
OCJ
OCK
OCL
OCM
OCN
OOP
OCQ
OCR
OCS
OCT
OCU
OCV
OCW
OCX
OCY
Go — Continued.
Go ahead of — dvh
Go ahead and drop a boat on board -DVN
Go ahead easy. Easy ahead lh
Go ahead full speed li
Go ahead of me dvg
Go alongside ebf
Go as fast as you can mtn
Go astern lj
Go astern. Heave allaback LP
Go astern of — fhk
Go astern easy. Easy astern __lk
Go astern full speed lm
Go astern of me. Pass astern of me . fhq
— Go away.
Go direct- - ..lbn
Go easy lex
Qo-ingfree npx
Go for despatches jl
— Go full speed.
— Go half speed.
— Go immediately.
— Go in (or, to).
— Go on. Proceed.
Go onboard--- gqd
— Go on shore.
— Go out (or, from).
^Go to — the.
Go to the admiral's ofiSce dlf
— Going.
Going astern. Stern way fhr
— Going into port (or, harbor).
— Going round.
Going to join pwa
— Gone.
Gone by. Passed by-- hpv
— Gone to pieces.
— Gone to sea.
How is business going? hny
— I am a stranger here ; will you let me go
on shore with you?
— I am going full speed.
— I am going half speed.
— I am going on shore.
— I am going — to — .
— I am not going on shore.
I shall not go far before I bring up-HJC
I shall not go much farther mtb
— I wish to see you before you go on shore.
— If, or, When you go.
— Is, or, Are not gone.
— Is — (person or ship indicated) gone?
Keep going ahead of dvl
Keep going ahead slowly dvm
Keep going astern fho
Keep the lead going. Keep sounding . q ji
— Let go.
Let go another anchor kr
Let go the life-buoy hmr
Let go your anchor eja
— Let him (or, them) go.
Lifeboat is going to you fe
— Make haste, or he will be gone.
— Must go.
—Must I go?
My eSigines are going astern.
Code Flag over v
Not going.
Seagoing (gone) down vkz
Shall I go?
Stand by to let go wqe
ocz
ODA
ODB
ODC
ODE
ODF
ODG
ODH
ODI
ODJ
ODK
ODL
ODM
ODN
ODP
ODQ
ODE
ODS
ODT
ODU
ODV
ODW
ODX
ODY
ODZ
OEA
OEB
OEC
Go — Continued.
" Stock all gone ..wvm
The next mail goes in— {vessel indicated),
rfx
The pilot is going to you tjr
— They were gone.
Tug is going to you ya
—Was, or, Were going — to.
Went— to — ZBQ
— When do you go — to?
— When do you go on shore?
— When going — to?
Where are you going? csu
— Where is he(she, or, it) gone (or, going)?
— Will you go?
Will you go (or, come)on shore? jds
Will you go on shore in my boat?--VZN
Will you have to go into dry dock?..Llx.
Goat.
GOD-LY.
Gold-en.
— Gold dust.
— Gold has been found at — «
— Gold mine.
— Goldsmith.
— In gold.
Gone. (See also Go) oce
Good. (For Goods, see next page. )
A good crop, or. Crops look well kdt
A good many slight cases idh
— A good oflBng.
— A good plan (or, method).
— A good slant.
Am I in a good berth? --- ---Gfo
Beef in good order goy
Biscuit is not good. Bread is not
good- GLK
Business good hnv
Can you point out (or, take me to) a
good anchorage? eks
Cargo in very good order hzx
Did you get good observations? em
Good accommodation dce
Good accounts — of — --- dfa
— Good anchorage.
Good berth gfe
Good bottom for anchorage ekx
Good-bye hpz
— Good chance.
— Good coal.
Good coal may be got at — ixb
Good condition oeb
Good conduct jnh
Good enough -.mdh
— Good example.
Good Friday nrl
— Good landing.
— Good lookout.
— Good news — of.
— Good order. In good order.
— Good observations.
Good season foi'fish nbz
Good shelter, from vwj
Good vacuum ynk
Good water. Water is good Y vs
Good water can be got at — yvd
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GOOD— GRANITE.
OED
OEF
OEG
OEH
OEI
OEJ
OEK
OEL
OEM
OEN
OEP
OEQ
OER
OES
OET
OEU
OEV
OEW
OEX
OEY
OEZ
OPA
OFB
OFC
OFD
Good — Continued.
— Goodness.
Ground tackle not good enough ou
Ground tackle very good oik
— Have the goodness to.
Have you a good fire engine? nag
— I do not think we shall get any good by
moving.
In go'od order. Good order obb
Is It good holding ground? oim
— Is, or. Are not good.
— Is, or. Are very good.
Keep a good lookout aloft bag
Keep a good lookout, as it is reported
enemy's vrar vessels are going about
disguised as merchantmen oj
Keep a good lookout for land {or, lights) ,
or. Lookout for land {or, lights).
{Bearing to follow, if necessary) .pyu
Leave a good margin ^..qkx
Make-ing, Made good — the {or, your)-RlJ
Not a good plan tly
— Not so good.
— Of good quality.
Pumps in good order ubp
There is good freight to be had —
at — NQK
There is good shelter at {or, in).--VWN
— Very good.
Very good chart IMZ
Very good draught lnf
— Very good remittances.
—Was, or, "Were very good.
Water is good. Good water yvs
Water is not good .... yvt
— Will be very good.
Good-bye — hpz
Good Friday nrl
Goods.
Contraband goods JSO
— Goods are found.
— Goods are landed.
— Goods are shipped.
— Goods department.
How many tons measurement of goods
can you take?
—I can not get at goods required.
—I have goods belonging to you {or, —).
Manufactured cottons. Cotton goods,
JXY
Stock of goods wvN
— Tons measurement of goods.
Goose.
Gooseneck.
Got. (See also Get. )
Almost anything may be got eab
Articles indicated may be got at —
{place) or, from — {vessel indi-
cated) E2G
Can not be got off {or, afloat) by any
means now available CD
—Could any vessel have got away after
you?
Could she have got to any place of shel-
ter?
OFE
OFG
OPH
OFI
OFJ
OFK
OFL
OFM
OFN
OFF
OFQ
OFR
OFS
OFT
OFU
OPV
OFW
OFX
OFY
OFZ
OGA
OGB
OGC
OGD
OGE
OGF
OGH
OGI
Got — Continued.
Expect {or vessel indicated expects) to
be got off {or, afloat) dpx
Get, or. Got pratique nyw
Got bottom with — feet hba
Got onboard oqe
—Have, or, Has got.
— Have, or, Has got off.
— Have, or. Has not got.
— Have you, or. Has — {vessel indicated)
got pratique?
— Is it likely you {or vessel indicated) will
be got off?
— May be got off.
May be got off {or, afloat) if prompt as-
sistance be given . oa
May be got off {or, afloat) without as-
sistance DPZ
— Not worth getting.
Not worth getting off dqc
— Only to be got in small quantities.
Vessel {indicated, if necessary) has got
off NZE
Goulard's Extract.
GOUT-Y.
GOVERN-ED-ING-MENT.
Belonging to Government Ges
Chartered, or, Employed by Govern-
ment.--— .'. INE
Colonial Government JBK
— East Indian Government.
— Government despatch.
— Government employee {or, officer).
—Government hired vessel.
— Government in minority of — .
Government majority of — rhv
— Government ship.
— Government steamboat, or, transport.
— Government stores.
— Government tug.
— Has there been any change in the Gov-
ernment in — ?
— The United States, or. His, or. Her
Majesty's Government.
I have Government despatches {or, — ),
JS
Local Government Board gpj
Officer, or, Employee of Government,
OFT
Governor.
Deputy, or. Lieutenant Governor.. kvn
— Governor General.
Gradual-lt.
Grain . ( Measure of weight. ) bam
Grain. Grain cargo hzd
Gramme. {Measure of length.) awp
GRAMME. {Measure of weight.) ban
Granary.
Grange.
Granite.
76564—09 17
258
GENERAL VOCABULARY.
Part H.
GRANT— GROVJi;.
OGJ
Grant-ed-ing.
Greenwich— Continued.
Permission is granted. Permitted . . tgh
My first meridian is Greenwich nbk
My first meridian is Paris, east of Green-
OGK
Grape.
wich 2° 20' 15" = 0h. 9m. 21s tbl
My Greenwich (or, first meridian) mean
OGL
Graphite.
time is — * XL
*NoTE. — In signaling longitude or time.
OGM
Grapple-d-inq. .
vessels should always reckon from the
meridian of Greenuneh, except French
OGN
Grapnel.
vessels, which unit use the meridian of
Explosive grapnel moy
Paris, and Spanish vessels, which will
Fire grapnel -.— mzt
use the meridian of Cadiz. If any
doubt is entertained, the vessel to
OGP
Grass-y.
whom the signal is made should hoist
Grass, or. Coir cable hqz
NBL = What is your first meridian?
Grass, or. Coir hawser - izs
"Will you show me your Greenwich (or.
Grass, or. Coir matting izt
first meridian) mean time? xn
Grass, or, Coirrope..- izu
Would like to h^ve another compari-
OGQ
Gratepul-ly-itude.
sUli • . ..UV
Note. — The vessel showing the mean time
unll hoist the hour signal and dip it
sharply shortly after it has been
OGR
Gratify-ied-ing-ication.
answered. The minutes and seconds
OGS
Grating.
at the instant of dipping un.ll immedi-
ately follow. To insure accuracy, a
QGT
Gratuity-ous-ly.
second comparison should be made.
OGU
Grave-ly-ity.
OHV
Grey.
OGV
Gravel-ly.
OHW
Gridiron. (Grid for hauling up small
ships. )
Graving dock, w. Dry dock ue
OHX
Grieve-d-ing. Grief.
OGW
Graze-d-ing.
Come to grief joy
OHY
Grind-ing. Ground.
OGX
Grease-d-ing-y-iness.
OHZ
Grindstone.
OGY
Great-ly-ness.
OGZ
— ^A great (large) number (or, quantity —
of—,
— Great circle sailing.
OIA .
Gripe.
OH A
OIB
Grocer-y
OHB
—Great execution.
OHC
—Great hesitation.
OIC
Grog.
OHD
— Great hopes — of — .
OHE
— Great neglect.
OID
Gross. Gross tonnage.
OHF
— Great opposition — to (or, from).
OHG
—Great relief.
OIE
Ground-ed-ing. (See also Aground.)
OHI
— Great risk.
OIF
— ^Are giving ground.
OHJ
—Great strain (w, stress) on — .
Burial ground. Cemetery igs
OHK
— Greater-est.
Fishing ground nbu
OHL
—It vnll be of great service (or, use).
Foul ground. Rocky bottom : haz
OHM
—Not a great many.
OIG
— Ground mine.
OHN
— The greater-est number (or, quantity)
OIH
— Ground swell.
—of.
Ground tackle ' xtQ
OHP
—The greater part.
OIJ
— Ground tackle not good enough.
"With the greatest ease lsb
OIK
— Ground tackle very good.
OIL
— Ground tier.
OHQ
Greecb-ian. Greek. Greek Colors.
I have (or vessel indicated has) not
touched the ground .dut
OHR
Green.
OIM
— Is it good holding ground?
OHS
— Green buoy.
Underground yhg
OHT
—Green light.
Was tide high when you grounded?. -Ci
Was tide low when you grounded ...CJ
OHU
Greenwich,
My chronometer is fast on Greenwich
When did you ground? CK
(or, first meridian) mean time *. . .gr
OIN
Groundless.
My chronometer is slow on Greenwich
(or, first meridian) mean time*.--GS
OIP
Group-ed-ing.
My first meridian is Cadiz, west of
Group flashing light NEC
Greenwich 6° 12' 24" = Oh. 24m. 49.6s. ,
HSI
OIQ
Grove.
Part II.
GENERAL VOCABULARY.
259
GBOW— GUZ.
Gun — Continued.
OIR
Geow-ing. Grown. Grew. To grow.
OJU
—Gunshot.
Gunshot wound; accident .- dci
OIS
Guano.
OJV
— Gun slide.
Guano cargo hzk
OJW
— Gun wharf.
OJX
—Guns will not reach.
OIT
Guarantee-d-ing.
OJY
— Gun's crew.
OJZ
— Guns firing in — {quarter indicated).
OIU
GUARD-ED-ING.
OKA
— Guns firing last night in — {quarter
Advance guard dmy
indicated).
OIV
—Be on your guard. Look out.
OKB
— Guns firing to the — .
OIW
—Be on your guard against long tows.
Guns of the calibre of — HSV
Be on your guard; appearances are
OKC
—Guns of the weight of — .
threatening fn
OKD
— Guns overheated.
Be very careful (or, guarded) in your
Gunwale _ okt
intercourse with strangers rs
Heard firing to the — -- nai
OIX
— ^From the guard ship.
Heavy gun. ( Weight in tons if necessary. )
Guard boat gta
osw
OIY
, — Guard of honor.
How many guns? RKF
OIZ
—Guard ship.
How many guns do you mount? ... -RKG
Horseguards oyf
How many guns does she carry?. .-RKH
Ofacer of the guard 1 spl
I have a heavy gun {indicate if more ) Otc
Rear guard _ ukm
I have no heavy guns otd
OJA
—Ship having the guard.
Krupp gun Qcn
Steam guard boat ovx
OKE
— Light gun.
The conductor {or, guard) jni
OKF
— Machine gun.
To row guard vat
Maxim gun bnc
OKG
— Minute gun.
OJB
GUARDA COSTA.
OKH
— Minute guns firing in — {direction indi-
cated).
—Minute gims firing last night in —
OJC
Guardian-ship.
OKI
{quarter indicated).
OJD
Guatemala. Guatemalan Colors.
Nordenf eldt gun .• sjh
OKJ
—Out of gunshot. Out of range.
OJE
Gudgeon.
OKL
— Quick-firing gun.
Rifled gun .-.. ..uxe
OJF
GUESS-ED-ING.
Rounds of ammunition for heavy gun.
OJG
— Guess warp.
EGA
OKM
— She carries guns.
OJH
GUIDE-D-ING-ANCE.
She has, or. They have heavy guns. otf
Will the soundings be a safe guide?- wkz
She has, or , They have no heavy guns . otg
Signal gun wct
Guilder, Gulden, or. Florin. {Coin) .atq
Starboard gun wqx
Torpedo gun.- xwt
OJI
GulLT-y-INESS.
Torpedo gunboat {or, vessel) xwu
OJK
Found finiiltv NOR
OKN
Turret gun r xet
— Vessel is within gunshot.
—Is, or. Are not guilty.
You are within gunshot. You are within
OJL
Guinea. {Money. )
range of the guns {or, batteries) . . .go
OJM
Gulf.
Gunboat ...gtb
Gulf stream wzl
Enemy's gunboat — lzi
The entrance of the gulf {or, harbor) is
mined MFU
OKP
OKQ
Gunner-y.
— Gunner's crew.
OJN
Gully.
OKR
— Gunner's stores.
OJP
Gum.
OKS
Gunpowder. ( Weight inlbs., if necessary. )
I am taking in {or, discharging) gun-
OJQ
Gun.
powder or explosives Flag b, or.
OKT
Code Flag over b.
Gunwale.
Enemy's gunboat Lzi
Field gun mxk
Gust-y. {Squall) vra>K
finnhoa.t, GTB
OKU
GUTTA PERCHA, Or INDIA RUBBER.
OJR
— Gun cotton.
n-nTi-f»nftnTi roplrpt _UZD
OKV
GUY-ED-ING.
OJS
OJT
—Gun fog signal.
—Gunroom.
Guz, or, Zer. {Measure of length).. A.y<rc
260
GENERAL VOCABULARY.
Part II.
GYBE— HAD.
OKW
OKX
OKY
OKZ
OLA
OLE
GyBE-D-ING, or, JiBE-D-ING.
Gymnast-astic-nasium.
Gypsum.
H. {Letter.) {For newmethod of spelling,
seepage 13.)
Habbe, {Measure of weight) BAG
Habit.
Bad ha"bit frd
Habitation.
Had, Has, or, Have bqn
Am, Are, or. Is not to hare bqd
Am, Are, or. Is to have -.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
Can, or. May he (she, it, or persons or
things indicated) have been? 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
Can not, or. May not have had bqi
Can not, or, May not he (she, it, or per-
sons 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
Could, or. Might not have been bfo
Could, or. Might not have done {or, been
done) __, BME
Could, or. Might not have had bqm
Do not let him (her, it, or person indi-
cated) have BTR
Had, Has, or, Have bqn
Had, Has, or. Have any ...bqc
Had, Has, or. Have been bfq
Had, Has, or, Have done {or, been done),
BME
Had, Has, or. Have had bqp
Hxn— Continued.
Had, Has, or. Have, he (she, it, or per-
sons or thing-s indicated)'i.: bts
Had, Has, or. Have, he (she, it, or per-
son-s or thing-s indicated) been?-.BTU
Had, Has, or. Have, he (she, it, or per-
sons or thing s indicated) had? . . btv
Had, Has, or. Have, he (she, it, or per-
sons or things indicated) not?-.BTW
Had, Has, or. Have, he (she, it, or per-
sons or thing s indicated) not been,
BTX
Had, Has, 07: Have, he (she, it, or per-
sons 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 v^e (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
Had, or. Have you been? bfv
Had, or. Have you done?. bmw
Had, or, Have you had? beg
Have you {or person indicated) any — ?
EPE
Having -.. opi
Having been , bfw
Having done bmx
Having had beh
He, She, It {or persons or things indi-
cated) had (has, or, have) buj
He, She, It {or persons or things indi-^
cated) had (has, or, have) been.-BUK'
He, She, It {or persons or things indi-
cated) had (has, or, have) done {or, is,
or, are doing) bul
He, She, It {or persons or things indi-
cated) had (has, or, have)had ...bum
He, She, It {or persons or things indi-
cated) had (has, or, have) not. -.bun
He, She, It {or persons or things indi-
cated) had (has, or, have) not been,
BUO
He, She, It {or persons or thing-s indi-
cated) had (has, or, have) not done
{or, is, or, are not doing) bup'
He, She, It {or persons or things indi-
cated) had (has, or, have) not had.BUQ :
He, She, It {or person s or things indi-
cated) should {or, would) have.-BVO
He, She, It {or persons or things indi-
cated) (should or,would)not have.BVS
Part II.
GENERAL VOCABULARY.
261
HAD.
Had — Continued.
How had (has, or, have)? bxn
lean {or, may) have bei
I can not {or may not) have bej
I could {or, might) have brk
I could (or, might) not have brl
I had {or, have) brm
I had {or, have) been.-. bgc
I had {or, have) done bna
I had {or, havie) had brn
I had {or, have) not bro
I had {or, have) not been bgd
I had {or, have) not done bno
I had {or, have) not had pbp
I shall {or, will) have brq
I shall {or, will) not have brs
I should {or, wpu^d) have brt
I should {or, would) have been bgk
I should {or, would) not have bru
I should {or, would) not have been.BGM
If he (she, it, o?- persons or things in-
dicated) had (has, or, have) byj
If he (she, it, or persons or things in-
dicated) had (has, or, have) not -BYK
If I had {or, have)' bzh
If I had (or-, have) not bzi
If they had {or, have) cao
If they had {or, have) not cap
If we had {or, have) cbh
If we had {or, have) not CBI
If you had {or, have) cby
If you had {or, have) not cbz
Is, etc. (See Are, aboue.)
It, etc. (See He, above. )
It has (or, had) been bgp
It has {or, had) been done _ _ bnp
It has {or, had) not been bgq
It has {or, had) not been done bnq
Lethim(her, it, or persons indicated) —
have BWA
Let them have ..bbv
May, etc. (See Can, above.)
Might, etc. (See Could, above.)
Must have - ceo
Must have been cep
Must have had ceq
Not to be had - cgj
Ought to have cia
Ought not to have. Cht
Shall, or, Will have brw
Shall, or, Will have done {or, been
done) BNX
Shall, or. Will he (she, it, or persons
or things indicated) have? bwg
Shall, or. Will he (she, it, or persons
or things indicated) not have?. _bwk
Shall, or, Will I have? brx
Shall, or, Will I not have? bey
Shall, or. Will not have? bez
Shall, or. Will not have done {or, been
done) BNZ
She, etc. (See He, above. )
Should, or. Would have bsa
Should, or, Would have been bhl
Should, or. Would have done {or, been
done) -- BOG
Should, or. Would have had bsc
Should, or. Would he (she, it, or per-
sons or things indicated) have?-BWP
Should,or, Would he (she.it, or persons
or things indicated) have been?.BWQ
Had — Continued.
Should, or. Would he (she, it, or per-
sons or things indicated) not have?
BWTJ
Should, or. Would he, (she, it, or per-
sons or things indicated) not have
been? bwv
Should, or. Would not have bsd
Should, or. Would not have been.-BHN
Should, or. Would not l^ave done {or,
been done) -_ t boi
Should, or. Would not have had ...bse
That, or. This had (has, or, have) -CKX
That, or. This had (has, or, have) been,
CKY
That, or, This had (has, or, have) not
been ckz.
There had (has, or, have) cmq
There had (has, or, have) been cmr
There had (has, or, have) not been-CMS
There should (or, would) have been. cna
There should {or, would) not have been,
CNB
They can {or, may) have --BSff
They can not {or, may not) have.-.BSG
They had (or, have) bsh
They had {or, have been) bht
They had {or, have) done bol
They had {or, have) had BSi
They had {or, have) not bsj
They had {or, have) not been bhu
They had {or, have) not done bom
They had {or, have) not had bsk
They should {or, would) have bsl
They should {or, would) not have .bsm
This, etc. (See That, above. )
To be had CNS
To have i cnu
We c.an {or, may) have bsn
We can not (or, may not) have BSO
We had {or, have) .,-_-BSP
We had {or, have) been bin
We have {or, have) done bos
We had {or, have) had bsq
We had {or, have) not bsr
We had {or, have) not been bio
We had {or, have) not done bot
We had {or, havei not had bst
We shall (or, will) have bsu
We shall {or, will) not have bsv
We should {or, would) have bsw
We should {or, would) not have .--BSX
What, or. Which had (has, or, have)?
CQP
What, or. Which shall {or, will) I {or,
we) have? cqm
What, or, Which shall {or, will) they
{or, you) have? CQO
When had (has, or, have)? ceh
When had {or, have) you?.- cm
When shall {or, will) I have? crw
When shall {or, will) they {or, you)
have? CRZ
When shall {or, will) we have? CSA
Where had (has, or, have)? -CTB
Where shall {or, will) I have? CTO
Where shall {or, will) they {or, you)
have? CTQ
Where shall {or, will) we have? ctr
Which, etc. (See What, above. )
Who had (has, or, have)? cup
262
GENERAL VOCABULARY.
Part II.
HAD— HAPPEN.
Had — Continued.
OLV
Hamper.
Why had (has, or, have) ? - - -
-CVK
Why had (has, or, have) not?
-CVL
OLW
Hand-ed-ing-y. To hand.
Why had {or, have) you?
-CVM
Beforehand -_ -- gdh
Why had {or, have) you not?
-CVN
Come to hand - jcz
Will it have?- — - —
-CWD
OLX
—Hand {part of the body).
Would, etc. (See Should, above.)
Hand bag psi
You can {m; may) have. —
--BSY
OLY
—Hand lead.
You can not {or, may not) have.-
-.BSZ
OLZ
— Hand pump.
Youhad {or, have)
.BTA
Hand pump out of order ubd
You had {or, have) been
--BJD
OMA
— Hand steering gear. Handwheel.
You had {or, have) done ---
-BOY
Keep the beacon {or, buoy) on your port
You had (or, have) had
.-BTC
hand .-- gak
• You had {or, have) not
.-BTD
Keep the beacon {or, buoy) on you star-
You had {or, have) not been
--BJE
board hand gal
You had {or, have) not done
--B0Z
Leave the matter in the hands of Lloyd's
You had {or, have) not had
. .BTE
agent Qwr
You shall {or, will) have
.-BTP
You had better put your affairs into the
You shall (or, will) not have
..BTG
hands of— --DPK
You should {or, would) have
BTH
You should {or, would) not have.
..BTI
OMB
Hands. {Crew.)
All hands dxl
OLC
H^MORRHAGE.
All hands at the pumps dxm
All hands lost. AH on board perished.
OLD
Hail-ed-ing.
DXQ
Come within hail
..JDA
All hands saved. All on board saved,
Hail the strange vessel, and ask
if —
DXR
EDO
OMC
— Can you spare me a hand or two? (Give
OLE
— I shall pass within hail.
particulars, if necessary. )
OLF
— Keep within hail.
Hands enough mdi
OLG
— Pass within hail.
Have you hands enough ? mdk
Send a boat within hail
--GUI
OMD
— He has not many hands on board.
Short handed. A weak crew {number
OLH
Hailstorm. Hailstone.
OME
to be indicated, if necessary) kdj
— More hands are required at — .
OLI
Hair-y.
Want hands. (Uive particulars, if
Hair brushes
-HKO
necessary) yj
Hair's breadth
.HER
Haiti- AN. Haitian Colors
-.OQB
OLJ .
Halp-ve.
Go half -speed -
..OBT
HaNDCUFP-ED-ING KFO
Going half -speed
--OCJ
OMF
Handle-d-ing.
Half a dozen --
-LMT
Half allowance — of
.-DZH
OMG
Handspike.
OLK
— Half an hour. In half an hour.
Half-mast your ensign
-MEL
OMH
Hang-ed-ing. Hung. \
OLM
— Half speed, or. Half poweB.
OLN
—Half tide.
Half-year-ly
-ZKV
OMI
Hank.
In half an hour
..OLK
OMJ
Happen -ED-iNG — to {or, on).
Accident happened; crushed; fall;
OLP
Hall.
jammed dcp
Town hall
..XZE
Accident happened; cut ; stab dcg
Accident happened; dangerously
OLQ
Halliards.
wounded {or, hurt) al
Accident happened; drowned-ing--DCH
Halve
.-OLJ
Accident happened; gunshot wound,
DCI
As it happens fan
*
Halyards, or-, Haulyards---
.-OLQ
Happened in consequence of. Occa
OLR
Ham.
Hamburg.
sioned by jpz
Has any accident happened? Is any-
thing the matter? bk
Beport me to the Borsenhalle at Ham-
OMK
— ^How did it {or, that J happen(or', occur)?
burg
— -UL
OML
Seldom happens vom
— Should it {or, that) happen — to {or, on).
OLS
Hammer.
OMN
OMP
—What happened {or, resulted)?
— What has happened?
OLT
Hammock.
OMQ
—When did it {or, that) happen?
OLU
— Hammock netting.
When did the accident happen? bu
Part II.
GENERAL VOCABULARY
263
HAPPY— HAUL.
OME
OMS
OMT
OMU
OMV
OMW
OMX
OMY
OMZ
ONA
ONB
ONC
Happt-ily-iness. (See also Glad. )
Happy to hear it {or, that) oae
Happy to see you {or, — ) oat
I am happy to inform you pkc
— Shall, or, "Will be very happy — to.
—Very happy-ily.
Harass-bd-ing.
Harbor.
Are you going into port (harbor )?..obk
Bar harbor rvs
Detained in harbor kyc
Do not attempt to make the harbor (or,
anchorage) fw
Do not know the anchorage {or, harbor),
EKTJ
— ^Do you intend to go into harbor?
Do you know of any harbor {or, anchor-
age)? EKV
Do you know the harbor {or, anchorage) ?
EKW
During the time in harbor lpv
Going into harbor {or, port) OCB
Harbor authorities fni
Harbor board gph
Harbor, or. Entrance buoy mpr
—Harbor dues.
Harbor, or. Anchorage is good enough
with winds from — ox
Harbor, or. Anchorage is indifferent -OY
Harbor, or. Anchorage is safe with all
winds . oz
Harbor master. Captain of the port,
HWS
— Harbor master's ofl3.ce.
— H^'^bor of refuge.
Harbor police yvx
— Harbor Trust.
How does the harbor {or, anchorage)
bear? pa
I do not know the anchorage {or, har-
bor) -- EKY
I know of no safe harbor tda
— In, or. Into harbor.
Inform harbor authorities - - fnj
Inner harbor plm
Inside the harbor pmk
Is the hari or at — free from ice?---PBZ
Just out of harbor (or, port) pxm
No getting out of harbor nzd
Out of harbor svz
Outer harbor swf
Outside the harbor _-SWV
Permission urgently requested to enter
hai-bor pd
Proceed into harbor txa
Proceed out of harbor ...TXC
The entrance of the gulf {or, harbor) is
mined -MFU
The harbor at — is free from ice - - -PCE
"Want plan of harbor (channel, etc.)-YH
— Want to come into harbor.
"Was in harbor (or, port ) when I left- QKU
"We are to leeward of the harbor {or,
anchorage) ELS
"We are to windward of the harbor {or,
anchorage) eli
We have missed the entrance {or,
passed the port, or, harbor) mpv
OND
ONE
ONF
ONG
ONH
ONI
ONJ
ONK
ONL
ONM
GNP
ONQ
ONE
ONS
ONT
ONLT
Harbor — Continued.
■What harbor do you intend to make
{or, run) for?
— Whilst in harbor.
You will not have water enough over
the bar {or, into the harbor). Depth
in feet may follow fwe
Hajrd-ness.
Blowing hard. Squally weather zh
Blowing too hard — to — goc
Hard-a-port ! ( Urgent. ) Head to go to
starboard md
Hard-a-starboard ! {Urgent.) Head to
go to port ME
Hard bottom hbc
— Harder -est.
Helm hard up ^ otn
It blew too hard- goi
My helm is hard-a-port ; ship's head is
going to starboard WG
My helm is hard-a-starboard; ship's
head is going to port wh
Hardly.
Hardware „ ---zne
Harm-ed-ing. {See also Damage.)
— No harm {or, damage) done.
Harmless.
Harpoon-ed-ing.
Harvest-ed-ing.
Has. (See Had, Has, or, Have) bqn
Haste-y-ily-iness.
— Hasten-ed-ing.
— Hasten the departure of — .
I can not hasten my departure ktv
I must hasten my departure ktw
— Make haste.
Make haste, or he will be gone ocu
Hat.
Hatch.
Hatchet.
Can you lend hatchets {or, adzes) ?-D0w
ONV
ONW Hatchway.
ONX
ONY
ONZ
OPA
OPB
OPC
OPD
OPE
OPF
OPG
HAUL-ED-ING — OUT.
Closehauled - luw
— Haul down.
Haul down your ensign - men
Haul down your flags - --NDC
— Haul in.
— Haul in the slack.
—Hauling line.
— Haul off.
— Haul taut. Tauten hawsers.
— Haul the jib down.
— Haul up.
— Haul your wind. Haul to the wind.
Haul your wind on port tack ln
Haul your wind on starboard tack ...LO
264
GENERAL VOCABULARY.
Part II.
HAUL— HE, SHE, IT.
OPH
OPI
OPJ
OPK
OPL
OPM
OPN
OPQ
OPE
OPS
OPT
OPU
OPV
OPW
OPX
OPY
OPZ
OQA
OQB
OQC
Haul — C'ontin ued.
— I shall keep closehauled.
Try to olubhaul iwg
Have. (See Had) bqn
Haven. {Harbor} omv
Having.
Having been bfw
Having done bmx
Having had brh
Havoc.
-FJG
-NOl.
Hawse.
Athwart hawse
— Clear hawse.
Foul hawse
— Hawse hole (or, pipe).
— Hawse pipe is broken.
— Hawse plug.
Hawser. {See also Tow and Warp. )
For signals between ships toicing and
being towed, see page 35.
Are you (your towing hawsers) fast?
XYJ
— Can you spare a hawser?
Cast oflf hawsers xyn
Grass, or, Coir hawser izs
— Have no other hawser.
— Hawser fouled screw.
— Hawser-laid rope.
Hemp cable, or, hawser. {Size and
length, if necessary) hqx
— Large hawser.
Prepare another hawser tsw
Send boat with hawser gur
— Shorten in both hawsers.
— Small hawser.
Steel-wire hawser wto
Tauten hawser. Haul taut opd
Towing hawser xyw
— Veer both hawsers.
Wire cable {or, hawser) hse
Hay.
Hayti-an. (Haiti) Haytian Colors.
Haze-y-iness-ily.
He-
He, She, It {or person-s or thing-s indi-
cated).
Are, or, Is, etc. {See Is, belou: )
As he (she, it, his, her-s, it-s) eak
Can, or, May he (she, it, or persOn-s or
thing-s indicated) 1 btj
Can, or, May he (she, it, or person-s or
thing-s indicated) be? btk
Can, or, May he (she, it, or person-s or
things indicated) have been? btl
Can not, or. May not he (she, it, or per-
son-s or things indicated) be? btm
Can not, or, May not he (she, it, or per-
son-s or thing-s indicated) have been?
btn
He, She, It — Continued.
Could, or. Might he (she, it, or person-s
or things indicated) be? bto
Could, or. Might he (she, it, or person-s
or things indicated) not be? btp
Do, Does, or. Did he (she, it, or person-s
or thing -s indicated) ? btq
Do not let him (her, it, or pcr.ion indi-
cated) have BTR
For him (his, her-s, it-s, or person-s or
thing-s indicated) bpd
From him (his, her-s, it-s, or person-s or
thing-s indicated) bpo
Had, Has, or, Have, he (she, it, or per-
sons or tTiing-s indicated) bts
Had, Has, or. Have, he (she, it, or per-
sons or things indicated) been?--BTU
Had, Has, or. Have, he (she, it, or per-
son s or thing s indicated) had? -.btv
Had, Has, or. Have, he (she, it, or per-
son-s or things indicated) notl-.-STW
Had, Has, or. Have, he (she, it, or per-
son-s or thing-s indicated) not been?
BTX
Had, Has, or. Have, he (she, it, or per-
son-s or things indicated) not had?
BTY
He BTZ
He, She, It {or persons or thing-s indi-
cated) can {or, may) bua
He, She. It {or person-s or things indi-
cated) caxi {or, may) be bug
He, She, It {or persons or thing-s indi-
cated) can not {or, may not) bud
He, She, It {or persons or thing-s indi-
cated) can not {or, may not) be-.-BUE
He, She, It {or person-s or things indi-
cated) could {or, might) bup
He, She, It {or person-s or things indi-
cated) could {or, might) not bug
He, She, It {orperson-s or things indi-
cated) Aoes {ao, or, did) BUH
He, She, It {or person-s or things indi-
cated) does (do, or, did) not bui
He, She, It {or persons or thing-s indi-
cafed)had (has, or, have) buj
He, She, It {or persons or things indi-
cated) had (has, or, have) been buk
He, She, It {or persons or things indi-
cated) had (has, or, have) done {or, is,
or, are doing) bul
He, She, It {or persons or things indi-
cated) had (has, or, have) had ...bum
He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) had (has, or, have) not bun
He, She, It {or persons or things indi-
cated) had (has, or, have) not been,
BUO
He, She, It {or persons or things indi-
cated) had (has, or, have) not done
{or, is, or. are not doing) ...bup
^ He, She, It {or persons or things indi-
cated) had (has, or, have) not had.BUQ
He, She, It {or person-s or things indi-
cated) is (or, are) but
He, She, It (or person-s or things indi-
cated) is (or, are) able to .Buv
He, She, It {or person-s or things indi-
cated) is (or, are) for bur
He, She, It (or person-s or things indi-
cated) is (or, are) from bus
Part II.
GENERAL VOCABULARY.
265
He, She, It — Continued.
He, She, It [or persons or thing-s indi- [
cated) is (or, are) not buw ;
He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) is (or. axe) not able to. ..-BUX I
He, She, It {or persons or things indi-
cated) may, etc. (See Can, above. )
He, She, It {or persons or things indi-
cated) might, etc. (See Could, above. )
He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) must BUY
He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) must be buz
He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) must not BVA
He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) must not be , Bvc
He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) ought to • BVD
He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) ought not to-- BVE
He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) ought not to be bvg
He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) ought to be BVF
He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) shall (or, will) BVH
He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) shall (or, will) be Bvi
He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) shall (or, will) not bvj
He, She, Ic (or persons or things indi-
cated) shall (or, will) not be bvk
He, She, It (or persons or thing -s indi-
cated) should (or, would) .bvl
He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) should (or, would) be bvm
He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) should (or, would) do (or, be
done) .. BVN
He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) should (or, would) have---Bvo
He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) should (or, would) not bvp
He, She, It (or person- s^or things indi-
cated) should (or, would) not bc.BVQ
He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) should (or, would) not do (or,
be done) bvb
He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) should(or, would) not have-BVS
He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) wa,s (or, were).. bvt
He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) was (or, were) not - - - bvu
He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) was (or, were) not to be --Bvx
He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) was (or, were) to be bvw
He, She, It (or person s or things indi-
cated) will, etc. (See Shall, above. )
He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) would, etc. (See Should, above. )
How is (or, are) he (she, it, or persons
or things indicated)"! BXO
How shall (or, will) he (she, it, or per-
sons or things indicated) ? bxr
If he (she, it, or persons or things indi-
cated) can (01; may) byd
If he (she, it, or persons or thingsindi-
cated) can not (or, may not) bye
He, She, It — Continued.
If he (she, it, or persons or things indi-
cated) could (or, might) byp
If he (she, it, or persons or things indi-
cated) could {or, might) not BYGf
If he (she, it, or persons or things indi-
cated) does (do, or, did) byh
If he (she, it, or persons or things indi-
cated) does (do, or, did) not byi
If he (she, it, or persons or things indi-
cated) had (has, or, have) - byj
If he (she, it, or persons or things indi-
cated) had (has, or, have) not byk
If he (she, it, or persons or things indi-
cated) Is (or, are) byl,
If he (she, it, or persons or things indi-
cated) is (or, are) able to bym
If he (she, it, or persons or things indi-
cated) is (or, are) not byn
If he (she, it, or persons or things indi-
cated) is (or, are) not able to byo
If he (she, it, or persons or things indi-
cated) shall (or, will) . byp
If he (she, it, or persons or things indi-
cated) shall (or, will) not byq
If he (she, it, or persons or things indi-
cated) should (or, would) byr
If he (she, it, or persons or things indi-
cated) should (or, would) not bys
If he (she, it, or persons or things indi-
cated) was (or, were) byt
If he (she, it, or persons or things indi-
cated) was (or, were) not byu
If he (she, it, or persons or things indi-
cated) will, etc. (See Shall, above.)
If he (she, it, or person-sor things indi-
cated) would, etc. (See Should, obove. )
Is, or. Are, he (she, it, or persons or
things indicated)"!. bvy
It ' bvz
Let him (her, it, or persons or things
indicated) have 'Birx
May he (she, it, etc. ) ? (See Can, above. )
Might he (she, it, etc.)? (See Could,
above. )
Must he (she, it, or persons or things
indicated)"!. cer
Ought he (she, it, or persons or things
indicated) to? chn
Person-s, or. Things indicated bwc
Shall, or. Will he (she, it, or person-sor
things indicated) 1 bwd
Shall, or. Will he (she, it, or persons
or things indicated) be? bwe
Shall, or. Will he (she, it, or person-s or
things indicated) do (or, be done)?
BWP
Shall, or. Will he (she, it, or persons
or things indicated) hsiYel bwg
Shall, or. Will he (she, it, or person-s
or things indicated) not? bwh
Shall, or. Will he (she, it, or person-s
or things indicated) not be -Bwi
Shall, or, Will he (she, it, or person-s
or things indicated) not do (or, be
done)? .-- BWJ
Shall, or, Will he (she, it, or person-s
or things indicated) not have?..DWK
She BWI.
Should, or, Would he (she, it, or per-
sons or things indicated)! bwm
266
GENERAL VOCABULARY.
Part II.
HE, SHK, IT— HEAP.
OQD
OQE
OQF
OQG
OQH
He, She, It — Continued.
Should, or. Would lie (she, it, or per-
sons or things indicated) be?---BWN
Should, or, Would he (she, it, or per-
sons or things indicated) do (or, be
done)? Bwo
Should, or. Would he (she, it, or per-
sons or things indicated) have?-BWP
Should, or, Would he (she, it, or per-
sons or things indicated) have been?
BWQ
Should, or, Would he (she it, or per-
sons or things indicated) not?--BWR
Should, or. Would he (she, it, or per-
sons or things indicated) not be?
BWS
Should, or. Would he (she, it, or per-
sons or things indicated) not do {or,
be done)? bwt
Should, or. Would he (she, it, or per-
sons or things indicated) not have?
BWU
Shoiild, or, Would he (she, it, or per-
sons or things indicated) not have
been? bwv
That he (she, it, or persons or things
indicated) cla
Was, or. Were, he (she, it, or persons
or thing- s indicated) % - Bwx
Was, or. Were, he (she, it, or persons
or things indicated ) not? bwy
What, or. Which does (do, or, did) he
(she, it, or persons or things indi-
cated)^ CQD
What, or. Which is (or, are) he (she, it,
or persons or things indicated'i) .cvx
Whendoes(did, or, do)he(she, it, orper-
son-s or things indicated)"! crd
When he (she, it, or persons or things
indicated) is (or, are) crj
When is (or, are) he (she, it, or persons
or things indicated )? CRN
When shall {or, will) he (she, it, or per-
sons or things indicated) ? CRT
Where he (she, it, or persons or things
indicated) is {or, are) Ctd
Where is {or, are) he (she, it, or persons
or things indicated)'! cth
Where shall {or, will) he (she, it, or per-
sons or things indicated)"! -Ctm
— While he (she, or, it).
Will he (she, it, etc. ) ? (See Shall, above. )
Would he (she, it, etc. ) (See Should,
above. )
Head-ed-ing. To head.
Brace round your head yards hdo
By the head hpk
Cathead ieu
Crank head kbl
Crosshead ked
Figurehead mxy
Fork head nlr
Get her head round as fast as possible,
NYU
Get her head round or you will be on
shore LP
Have lost — head of cattle ipp.
— Head (part of body).
— Head gear.
— Head of department.
OQI
OQJ
OQK
OQL
OQM
OQK
OQP
OQR
OQT
OQU
OQV
OQW
OQX
OQY
OQZ
ORA
ORB
ORG
ORD
ORE
Head — Continued.
Headquarters.
Head rail -- ugw
Headsails.
— Head sea.
Head sheet.
— Head to wind.
— Head wind.
Head yards.
— Headland.
Headman - cxju
Headmost.
—Headway. Steerageway.
Heave-to ; head offshore - - - lq
I have headway Code Flag over j
Jetty head pvk
KeeQ head to wind pyt
Masthead. At masthead rmf
Moor head and stern RZJ
Pierhead tid
Piston-rod crossheads damaged (or,
broken) kej
Pump crosshead -UBO
Pump crosshead out of order ubh
Rudderhead vbm
Ship's head by compass is — JIE
Trimmed by the head ; — inches by the
head hpk
Visible from the masthead yqz
When I have run my distance I shall
put her head oflE until — lgp
Headland --- oqr
Headman.
Headmost ..-Oqs
Headway. Steerageway oqt
I have headway Code Flag over j
Heal-ed-ing. To heal.
Health'-y-iness.
— A healthy season.
— Are you healthy?
Bill of health gkc
Board of Health gpa
Clean bill of health — from — tq
Crew healthy kcr
Have you a clean bill of health? tu
I have a clean bill of health, but am
liable to quarantine -Code Flag over q
I have not a clean bill of health.
Code Flag over I
In bad health? frp
Not clean bill of health flag (when
spoken of) isw
— ^Tolerably healthy. Tolerably well.
Troops are in good health ybn
— Very healthy.
— Was the port j'ou left healthy?
— What is the state of health of the fleet
at — ?
What is the state of health of the troops
at — ? ybr
— Where is the health oflflcer?
Heap-ed-ing.
Pabt II.
GENERAL VOCABULARY.
267
HEAR— HELM.
ORE
ORG
ORH
ORI
ORJ
ORK
ORL
ORM
ORN
ORP
ORQ
ORS
ORT
ORU
ORV
ORW
ORX
ORY
ORZ
OSA
OSB
osc
OSD
OSE
OSF
OSG
OSH
OSI
OSJ
OSK
OSL
OSM
OSN
Hbar-eng. 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 — 'i Qoe
Did you hear of my family? epi
Glad to hear— it {or, that). Happy to
hear — it {or, that) oar
— Has been heard of.
—Has not been heard of since {date to
follow) .
— Have heard — of — .
— Have, or, Has not heard of — .
— Have you {or persons indicated) heard
—of—?
Have you heard of the arrival of — ?
EYJ
Have you seen {or, heard of) a vessel
wrecked {or, in distress)? zu
Have you seen {or, heard) anything of
my {or, the) boat? fb
Heard firing to t'he — nai
I heard that some of your family were
seriously ill msi
— Neither seen nor heard.
— Should you hear {or, see).
—Sorry to hear — it {or, thac).
Unless I hear ---Yjq
— Vessel indicated has not been heard of.
— Vessel indicated has not been heard of
since — (date indicated) ; she is sup-
posed to be — .
— "We shall not hear again."
What were the latest dates at — when
you last heard? -.-KMN
— When, or. What did you last hear — of
{or, from)?
Heart.
Down hearted lmi
Heat-ed-ing.
Superheat-ed-ing xeh
The heat of the sun -Xdv
Heave-ing. Hove.
Avast heaving fom
—Can I heave-to?
Heave all aback. Go astern LP
— Heave away.
— Heave her down.
Heave short — hrd
— Heave taut.
— Heave-to.
— Heaving, Hove-to.
Heave-to; head offshore --LQ
Heave-to; I will send a boat gte
— Heave-to on port tack.
— Heave-to on starboard tack.
Heave-to or I will fire into you id
—Heave-to or take the consequences.
Heave-to until — lr
— Heave up.
— I can not heave-to.
— I have not room to heave-to.
—I shall heave-to off — {or, at — ).
—I shall heave-to to take soundings {time
■ indicated, if necessary) .
—I shall not heave-to.
— I will heave-to directly I have room.
OSP
OSQ
OSR
OST
OSU
CSV
OSW
OSX
OSY
OSZ
OTA
0TB
OTO
OTD
OTE
OTE
OTG
OTH
OTI
OTJ
OTK
OTL
OTM
Heave — Continued.
— Shall you heave -to?
Stop; Heave-to; or. Come nearer; I
have something important to com-
municate Code Flag over h
Strange vessel hove in sight-- ozs
— Vessel indicated has hove-to.
Heaven.
Heavy.
Have, or, Has had a heavy gale from — ,
NVY
— Heavier-esT.
— Heavily -iness.
Heavy, or, Severe gale Nvz
— Heavy gun {weight in tons, if neces-
sary).
— Heavy loss.
— Heavy purchase.
Heavy sea UQ
— Heavy surf. Much surf.
— Heavy swell.
Heavy weather coming ; look sharp- _fz
Heavy weighi -.zee
— How heavy — ^is — ?
— I have a heavy gun {or, guns) {number
indicated).
— I have no heavy guns.
— In a heavy squall.
Rounds of ammunition for heavy gun,
EGA
— She has, or. They have heavy gun.
— She has, or. They have no heavy gun.
Striking heavily wzy
Struck by a heavy sea xac
Very heavy sea vw
— Which is the heaviest?
Hectare. {Square measure) axp
Hectogramme. {Measure of weight) -bao
Hectolitre. {Measure of capacity) . . ayz
Hectometre. {Measure of length). - awd
Square hectometre. {Square, or, sur-
face measure) axp
Heel-ed-ing.
Height-en-ed-ing.
The height of the barometer is fxl
—What is the height— of ?
What is the height of the barometer?
FXN
What is the height of the thermometer?
What is the temperature? xnk
Held. (See Hold) owx
Heliograph-y-ic.
Heller. {Coin) ats
Helm.
Hard-a-port ! ( Urgent. ) Head to go to
starboard md
Hard-a-starboard I {Urgent.) Head to
go to port ME
Helm amidships efj
268
GENERAL VOGABULAEY.
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HELM— HIGH.
OTN
OTP
OTQ
OTE
OTS
OTU
OTV
OTW
OTX
OTY
OTZ
Helm — Con tin ued.
Helm angle blv
— Helm hard up.
— Helm is down.
— Helm signal.
— Helmsman.
— How do you carry your helm?
Lee helm qmc
My helm is hard-a-port; ' ship's head
going to starboard wg
My helm is 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,
TPG
Port helm tpe
Starboard. Head to go to port wj
Starboard a little. Head to go to port,
WQU
Starboard helm web
Steady your helm _.mi
Steer more to port.. mj
(To be kept flying until course is suffi-
ciently altered.)
Steer more to starboard mk
(To be kept flying until course is diffi-
dently altered.)
— Under steady helm.
Weather helm yzo
Will not answer her helm ens
Helmet.
Diver's helmet lhy
Helmsman ._ otb.
Help-ed-ing. (See also Assist. )
Can be helped ( assisted) fgb
Can help (assist) fga
Can I help? fgc
Can I procure any help (or, assistance)
in the way of — ? on
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
Give every assistance — to (help — to),
FGH
Help, I am attacked ; want assistance .nj
Help me to lay out an anchor eik
Helpless-ly. oty
— I can not help you.
I will assist you (or vessel indicated) in
distress pgi
Require help (or, assistance)— of — (or,
from) cz
Should you require any help (or, as-
sistance) FGO
The ice is so solid I can not break
through; send help pcp
Will help (assist) fgu
With the help (or, assistance) of-.FGW
Without help (or, assistance) fgx
Helpless-ly.
Hemp-en.
Hemp cable (or, hawser). Size and
length, if necessary) hqx
Want a hemp cable hsc
QUA
OUB
QUO
OUD
QUE
QUE
OUG
OUH
GUI
OUJ
OUK
OUL
OUM
.XV A.
Henbane, Tinctubeof.
Hencoop.
Her-s-selp. (See also Him, His, Her-s,
Its) BXD
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
Wales ovK
Let her be bgv
On Her, or, His Majesty's service. -RHS
The TJniteiT States, or. Her, or. His
Majesty's Government ogb
The United States, or. Her, or. His
Majesty's service rhp
The United States, or. Her, or. His
Majesty's ship bhq
Herald.
Report me to "New York Herald"
Office, London ui
Report me to "New York Herald"
Ofiflce, New York., uj
Report me to "New York Herald"
Office, Paris uK
Heed. (Flock.). nfi
Here. Hereabouts.
Can I get a bill cashed here? gki
Can not get a bill cashed here gkj
— Herewith.
I do not think there is any light here-
abouts QEW
— Is, or. Are here.
Is there any dry dock here? ljg
— Not here.
There are no orders here for you td
— Was, or, Were here.
Will my cargo sell here (or at place
indicated)"!. ibp
— Your owner is here.
Heerinq.
— Herring iishery.
Hees-selp. ' (See also Him, Her, It) _bxd
Hesitate-d-ing-ion.
— Do not hesitate.
I' Great hesitation oho
' — Without hesitation. Unhesitatingly.
OUN HiDE-lNG. HiD-DEN.
OUP j— In hiding.
OUQ 'Hide. (Skin.)
To HIDE.
OUR
OUS
OUT
High. (See aZso Height.)
.Asks precise time of high water and
minimum depth at that time xe
At high water you will have — feet.KUY
Breast high ___hfo
Height OTJ
High and dry _.loe
—High land.
— High pressure.
High-pressure boiler gxc
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HIGH— HOIST.
OUV
OUW
OUX
OUY
OUZ
OVA
OVB
OVC
OVD
OVE
OVF
OVG
OVH
OVI
OVJ
OVK
OVL
OVM
OVN
High — Continued.
High-pressTire cylinder ._ kig
— High-pressure cylinder cover.
High-pressure cylinder cover broken,
KAI
High-pressure cylinder cracked (or, out
of order) kau
— High -pressure piston.
— High-pressure piston broken.
— High-pressure valve out of order.
High tide .-- -- XSD
High water.- -Yve
High-water mark ..-Yvf
— Higher.
— Highest.
-Highly.
Hold on till high water kp
How high must I lie to fetch? mwe
— Not of high rank.
—Of high rank.
— Prices are high.
—Proceed at high water.
— The highest price is — .
Wages are very high ysi
Wait for high water ysx
Was tide high when you grounded?. -Cl
What is the depth at high water?.. kve
What is the highest price you will give?
OAJ
— When is the highest tide?
— When will it be high water?
Highness.
— Her Royal Highness the Princess of
Wales.
— His, or, Her Highness.
— His Royal Highness the Prince of Wales.
Hill.
Hm, His, Himself.. bxc
Him, His, Her-s, It-s.
After him (his, her-s, it-s) Bwz
Are, or, Is his (her-s, it-s)? bek
As his (her-s, it-s) fax
Before him (his, her-s, it-s) bxa
By him (his, her-s, it-s) -Bjr
Can, or, May his (her-s, it-s) bkf
Could, or. Might his (her-s, it-s)?.-BLA
Do, Does, or. Did his (her-s, it-s)?--BMG
Do not let him (her, it, or person indi-
cated) have btr
For him (his, her-s, it-s, or persons or
ihing-s indicated) bpd
From him (his, her-s, it-s, or persons or
things indicated) bpo
Give him (hers, it-s). nzw
Had, Has, or. Have bis (hers, it-s)?
BQR
Her-s-self bxd
Him-self, His bxc
If his (her-s, it-s) byv
In him (his, her-s, it-s) CDJ
Is, etc. {See Are, above. )
It-s-self -CDY
Let her be bgv
Let him (his, her-s, it-s) QNT
Lethimbe... bxe
Let him 
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