cablegram

He would tell them about the cablegram when they were all on board the train.

On his study table--a curious note of modernism where everything seemed to belong to a bygone world--was a cablegram. He tore it open.

Paul did send a cablegram. In a few minutes, and without the aid of music, the clergyman made them man and wife, and soon the glass shade had fallen that cuts off married couples from the world.

So quickly was this order filled that on the twelfth day after the arrival of the cablegram, the ships were on their way to Messina with the lumber.

"Here is a message for you, forwarded from Baltimore; it is a cablegram from Paris."

When my message has been presented to the person to whom it has been addressed, when my trust is discharged, then and then only shall I send that cablegram. That moment can only arrive at the end of my journey."

He gave rapid orders on many different matters, asked to have read to him a cablegram he expected from Petersburg, and one from Vienna.

Although Dewey's victory in Manila Bay "produced a frenzied excitement," the cabinet members had to adjourn the meeting and given a chance to cool down." On 30 April, cablegrams from Singapore and Hong Kong located the Philippines, but only mentioned Luzon and another of the islands; it also confirmed that Manila was a town, not a continent which disappointed most of the cabinet members who were "anticipating a continent and not just two islands." But, were those two islands an archipelago?

(27) Cablegrams between Harold Matson and ADP, 11/12 November 1947; HRC.