The poetess wired back "O.
Shaw wired back, "Ascertain how many teeth will suffice and alter text accordingly".
The images were wired back to New York and featured prominently in Life magazine's Victory edition on 14 May.
When a grandfather heard the news by telegraph, he wired back, "For Pete's sake, the name's too long".
On the phone, meanwhile, she has fast cars to price out, new houses to shop for, money to be wired back to the motherland.
On Sept. 1, 1909, after an unexpectedly long trek back to civilization, Cook wired back news from the Shetland Islands, north of Scotland, that he had reached the pole.
They, in return, after trying to figure what passable camera angles there could be on fast, wired back asking what they meant.
Hearst is said to have wired back, in what, true or false, may be his most famous utterance: "You furnish the pictures, and I'll furnish the war".
I wired back all the money that had come in.
Strapped for cash, he headed to the blackjack tables in Vegas, where he won $27,000 that he wired back to FedEx to keep the business afloat.
