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the naval men
= . 'm or their location. and thus ena-
.1 them to lay their courses to their
If” or destination. An "erase time
i" or tour to six minutes was required ‘0
‘8. the calculations upon which
. .- lolornntion was based.
allow amnion station on shore can
‘1 the master of a vessel lost in the
. fl just where ins vessel is. seems
”thing like a miracle to a lands—
.‘n. but it is simple enough to the
.. {More of the system. It works
1 ' way: The radio operator in a
1/ amps- station on shore picks out o!
the air the letters “Q T E" flashed
from a ”me! lying perhaps 100 miles
or more oi! shore. 1n the Interna-
Iioml Code these letters mean. “what
5 mythic bearing?" and these quer-
is. are coming to the shore station
with such increasing frequency as to
testify to the dependanee which ship
masters are placing on this modern
old to navigation.
Once the signal is heard the radio
Operator adjusts his radio com” to
meet the direction whence it comes.
{Ills compass is merely a rectangular
toll of wire mounted on a vertical
pine and fixed to turn so as to face
h any direction. It acts like a me-
chanical ear, and from it the operator’
can tell clearly the dire-cilnn whence
I” lost veml's call came. M
means that he can tell in what direc-
HOn the vessel lies from him.
Other stations along the shore tin
net in the me ‘way. and these report
so a central station and compare
notes.
The distance of the ship from the
shore can be told approximately by
the wireless operators by the strength
of her signals.
1! the ship lies east from one sta-
ion and south from nnothcr. the
point where these lines cross is the
ship's location. Once this is done the
rireless operators on shore have only
latell the ship’ s master his position in
Ce s of latitude and longitude.
As an illustration of the method by
1m 0! storm ortog. Deadreek:
' matatsinodby the United
”mnmfimrsom
ymummlscmomt
Inks-Mas aids to mariners in
=uyweathsr, have robbed theses
year. with but 29 stations in
informed
«sight-tor several .
emigrants give the skipper sassy .
mm position for temporary par- 5
mm through his “class qsor-z
ator.‘hs.could send «it's all for. -«
from shore. .
Within a‘ few minutes. the
at Otter Club. He. would report's, a;
true bearing of 128 degrees: Port
land. ne.,1oz decrees: Appiedon. Us
11.. 12 degrees. from which the ship-
pet can' calculate readily that he no
no of 16.374 fox-shrouded
. compiled from a
It. miles north and east of the posi—
mated by dead reckoning.
Moving south for several
still in a fog. the ship could get an-
other set of bearings for conflrm‘lon
of its position from a southerly group
of stations that more immediately
protect the approaches to this port.
The angles of their hearings in fels~
tion to the vessel would be more
ror from the finely drawn lines. an
additional long range bearing would
be advisable. this being supplied from
a northerly station to act as a check.
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~- “Elli-L RENADIE «FOREIGN
COUNTRIES.
HONOLULU. 'l‘. 11.. .May 18.——Prs.c-
tically every public and high school
pupil in the territory who under the
dual system owes allegiance to the
United States and to a i'nretzn ooun~
try as well. will, upon his reaching
maiority. renounce his foreign alleg-
iance and pledge “city to the United
States alone. acording to
canvass for the
Moots carried out by the territorial
department of public instruction.
The department sent out question-
Nearly all those have been
and the answers demonstrate that un-
divided allegiance to the United
States is the hope of the rising gen-
eration of dual citisens of Hawaii.
h—_——s—~
SUBMARINES IN PEARL HARBOR.
HONOLULU. May 18.--Five sub-
iates‘t and largest submersible; ar-
rived at Pcnrl Harbor recently to join
the fleet of under water craft already
there.
Tnes now in Pearl Harbor submarine
base is fifteen. according to naval
authorities here. The other ten are or
the "B" type. ~
will sur-
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