Cabling [verb]

Fresh light may be shed on the matter by the battle now imminent, but I am cabling on reasoned existing facts.

I soon found out by cabling from headquarters that he had left Buenos Ayres for London some two months ago.

He tried to figure out some foolproof way of cabling to Havana, but the censorship hazards were too great.

Up to the last moment in July, 1914, he was cabling his New York partner that there would probably be no hostilities.

I expected another babe in the woods and I was contemplating cabling the police to look out for them and shoo away the wolves.

The packing of her trunks and bags, the securing of tickets, cabling, had all given her a sense of comfort.

Devilish quick work, I call it; I'll feel like cabling the governor in the morning if I bag that man-killer.

And they can keep on cabling until the wire burns red hot, and they won't get any more.

Useless to waste money in cabling instructions for Foxham's arrest, he reflected.

Why, who ever heard of a code book for cabling on baby business?