A representative of the phones married into the graph family, and we have phonograph.

A representative of the phones married into the gram family, and we have phonogram.

Intermarriage between the phones and the graphs or grams is a wedding of equals.

and Mrs. Porter told Mrs. Milt she should try something for that voice of hers, and recommended machine oil, and Central rang in and told them they'd all have their 'phones taken out if they didn't stop quarreling; and John Thomas, in the hay-mow, slept on, as peacefully as an innocent babe!

The long distance 'phones and all the lines outside of two or three of the principal cities belong to the government and are operated by the Postoffice Department.

He has also enabled thousands of people using Linux to connect cell phones, PDA's and other devices to their computers for the first time.

If the noise was heard, it evidently passed for something dropped by a servant, for Colonel Fiske, who was telling a humorous story, went on, his recital punctuated by bass and treble anticipatory laughter from his auditors: "and when he called her upon the 'phone the next day to ask her about it, she said she didn't know he'd been there at all!"

Perkins, you 'phone Tim O'Keefe to bring my car here at once.

Some of the busy stations in New York have to take care of 6,000 or more subscribers and 10,000 telephone instruments, while the city proper is criss-crossed with more than 60,000 lines bearing messages from more than 100,000 "'phones."

" "Thank you," he said and put the phone down first.

"No one attends to our telephone calls and, when they do, they keep transferring our calls from one person to another and they finally disconnect the phone," was another general complaint.

I have since handled thousands of reports either sent to me through post, fax, emails or even dictated over the phone.

I had a correspondent who happened to fly to Bombay in the morning, but that didn't stop him from sending me a news item over the phone.

Such was the extent of influence asserted by the organisers of this rave party that the police just turned a deaf ear to phone calls made by Choppy and me just to check how much the police is interested in enforcing the law.

We do not know whether money had changed hands but when we did not get any response to the repeated phone calls we made to the nearest police station we personally went to speak to the police officer on duty but to our horror found the police station was closed, lock stock and barrel, as deserted as a place hit by a typhoon.

Those were pre-mobile phone days, so there was no way of contacting FIFA for their take on the rule.

CHAPTER X THE AMERICAN BAR "You're wanted at the 'phone, Mr. Britt," said Miss Pelham.

But, say, shall I call him up on the 'phone and head off the strike?" "Anything, Mr. Britt, to get back our servants," said Lady Deppingham, who had come up with Mrs. Browne.

" "I wonder if help could reach him quickly in the event of an attack?" "It could, if he'd have the kindness to notify us by 'phone," said Browne.

R58591, 14Feb50, Ella Cannon Levis (A) CITY OFFICIALS AND EMPLOYES DIRECTORY, OFFICE, RESIDENCE AND PHONES, COUNTY OFFICIALS AND EMPLOYES (of Louisville and Jefferson County, Kentucky) by John William Kresin.

R58591, 14Feb50, Ella Cannon Levis (A) CITY OFFICIALS AND EMPLOYES DIRECTORY, OFFICE, RESIDENCE AND PHONES, COUNTY OFFICIALS AND EMPLOYES (of Louisville and Jefferson County, Kentucky) by John William Kresin.

"I'm going to see what else we can get from near or far," Gus said, detaching the horn and using the head clamp with its two ear 'phones which had been added to the set.

Bill was beside the radio outfit, silently listening with the ear 'phones clamped to the side of his head.

A well-littered desk, two 'phones, code-book, directory, typewriter, file-books, a busy bookkeeper, a fair stenographerno detail was omitted.

The equipment consisted of old-fashioned box 'phones over a foot long and eight inches square, built about an immense horseshoe magnet.