  Original realization of a lens capable to transmit images with sub-wavelength
resolution is proposed. The lens is formed by parallel conducting wires and
effectively operates as a telegraph: it captures image at the front interface
and the transmit it to the back interface without distortion. This regime of
operation is called canalization and is inherent in flat lenses formed by
electromagnetic crystals. The theoretical estimations are supported by
numerical simulations and experimental verification. Sub-wavelength resolution
of $\lambda/15$ and 18% bandwidth of operation are demonstrated at gigahertz
frequencies. The proposed lens is capable to transport sub-wavelength images
without distortion to nearly unlimited distances since the influence of losses
to the lens operation is negligibly small.
