If a British female ever did prevail at Wimbledon the noughts would rival the telegrams of congratulations in number.
MR. COUNSELLOR SMIRNOV: Consequently, the telegrams of those special units which, by order of high police authorities, were assigned to carry out special actions in co-operation with military units, did not pass through your hands in September and October of 1941?
For decades, the NSA has routinely monitored the phone calls, and before emails, the telegrams, of thousands of Americans.
As the authors of The Lawless State wrote, "The government apparently never informed the cable companies that its activity was not limited to foreign targets but also analyzed and disseminated the telegrams of Americans".
By contrast, it is in the nature of the telegram to be a skeletal version of another thing — a communication that opens more than it closes.
The telegram telling of the great success of that performance was one of the last things to bring Schoenberg pleasure before his death 11 days later.
By James Thurber The New Yorker, January 16 , 1932P. 9 A man dictated, over the phone, the following telegram of Christmas greeting to be sent to his broker: "I'm not hanging my stocking this Christmas.
Then, 20 of them sent a dissenting telegram (the "Blood telegram" of the book's title) condemning America's policy.
There was, however, no mention in the Long Telegram of the key strategy for which Kennan has gone down in history.
The Queen was made acquainted with the birth of her great-grandson within a few minutes of the event; in fact, a quarter of an hour had not elapsed when the first telegram of congratulations reached the White Lodge.
