Deseret Evening News | 1898-02-05 | Page 14 | The Language of Stamps

The Language of Stamps Berlin women reached an extreme oC folly when they Invented this postage tamp language The stamp In the usual placethat IB on the top right hand corner of the envelope means when upright I desire your friendship friend-ship across Do you love meT upside up-side down Dont write me again crooked Write at once When the stamp Is I at the bottom corner on the right hand It means if upright Your love makes me happy When It Is I on the left top corner It means If upright 1 love you across My heart Is I an others upside down Good day my darling When It Is I on the bottom left hand corner It means upright Fidelity Fi-delity will be rewarded across Do not leave me alan In my Borrow up aide down You have withstood all ll When the stamp 18 on the sins line as the surname of the address It means If upright Accept my lovo I across I long to see you upslda down I em engaged