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San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-10-12
BEAUTY AT THE BEACH.

Any cult or rule that places a ban
OIL beauty and the love of the beautiful
is bound to perish, for the race of man
does love to look upon beauty. Wneth
er il be the beauty of Niagara. the
stupendous inspiration of the Grand
Canyon or the more common but far
more wonderful beauty GO the human
form at its best. the beautiful attracts
the eyes and the souls OF men.
In the minds of the ancient CIR. us
beauty and goodness were closely so.
c;aieG. They could, MT think of goiS
aud seaven without think ;ng of beauty
of form and line.
We must confess entire lacx Of
sympathy with those 81 cd folk who
h Did that a girl in bathing suit is an
ungodly and an immoral sight. If the
girl has been gifted with beauty, she
j. apt to be a much wore ,difying sight
in bathing suit than in almost any
other costume that womel of To-Day
affect. 1t is difficult to understand
the psychology of those who believe
that the beauties of the woods and of
the barnyard are among tie glories of
God. but that the beauties OF the
human body are the tricks Of the devil.
Bodily beauty is like glorious sun
set. for it fades apace. 5ut leaves 4
memory. 1t is desired by all; pos
sesscd by few. and for short time.
1t should inspire its posse SCR. as well
rs its beholder. with love for all
thing beautiful and true and good, Cor
the soul Graves perfection ana only
l.I IL. NlsoA i t,,.s
beautiful are perfect.-Wichita Eagle.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-10-12
Where to Go

Vaudeville.
Majectic-Mme. Olga PetrS q
Hurricane" And other acts. I
Motion Pictures.
Palace-George Arliss j
Green Goddess.
Empire-Harold Lloyd in
Worry"
Princess-Wesley Barry in,
Printers Devil"
Rialto-"The Spider and
Rose"
Stock.
Royal-Edna Park and Pla!
"Clarence."
Musical Comedy.
Grand-Bob Casey in "Cl
DAYS."
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-10-12
Begin Here Today.

Il
Hope Ranger is abducted by q
band of criminals. Her wealthy
father, Loring Ranger, offers re-
ward of hundred thousand dollars
| for the return of his daughter.
Ranger is friendly with an ad.
venturer called Juarez Charlie
Charlie starts on quiet hunt for
Hope. The missing girl plots with
DIR. George Kelsey to escape from
the hospital where they are held
prisoners. Together they ride away
in Bristow's car. which is wrecked
just outside Rangers old abandoned
home.
Following clue given by girl
friend, Juarez Charlie rides toward
Brstow's sanitarium on his motor
cycle. He comes to the wrecked car
and. finding Kelsey injured, rides for
physician. Now go on with the
story.
"You hurt?' She could dimly see
his white, frightened face. The mo-
tor-cycle stood ut the side of the
road want to get up? That's
SOOu. Ills DuINu was itL VI
bow. helping her to rise.
She stared blankly at the crumpled
bulk Of the overturned car. and then
ran toward it, sitting n scream.
ooh, where, WHERE" she cried,
and stopped.
Kelsey lay almost ct her feet, mo-
tionless, half under the tonneau.
The man caught him by the
shoulders and dragged him out. Hope
dropped down beside him. moaning
family. She lifted his head and it
fell nimply against her arm. The blood
was running down over his temple,
CLOTHING his hair.
Juarez Charlie was running prac-
ticed hands over his body. Hes
breathing" he said, but shook his
head. Looks to me like fractured
skull"
She forgot everything. their plight,
the probability that this stranger
was sent to capture them; and cried
out imploring him.
"Oh, go. Go for a doctor at once"
He jumped to the saddle. caught
his spark almost Immediately, and
the jerky crackle of his machine was
soon lost in the distance.
Hope made Pad of her own hand
kerchief, and taking Kelsey's from
his pocket folded bandage of it and
bound it about his forehead. Then
with his head on her lap, she waited,
bending over him.
At last he stirred. there was a
flutter of his lids, and he opened his
eyes.
whats happened?' he asked.
The car turned over, and you
were. unconscious"
And you?'
"Oh, I'm all right. I was only
shaken up a little"
His eyes veered to the ruin of the
car. Good heavens! They've got us
sure. To think that it's all ended
So"
mo-" vehcmently. "Not if you
can walk. The house is near. It's
an old nace that my father owns"
she explained. Il spent every sum-
mer here when l was child. It's
empty now; the old caretaker died
about six months ago.
He got up and took a staggering
step or two.
Lean on me-" she said quickly.
"Tll have to, I'm afraid"
A hedge doomed ahead of them.
With some difficulty she guided him
to gap in it. and they slippcd
through. The house was only short
distance away.
Wait ~ she ran toward it. and
circled to the rear. trying the win
dows as she went. He followed more
slowly.
Here's a broken panel" she called
cautiously. ...
Joining her. he slipped his fingers
through the jagged hole. unlocked
the sash and pushed it up.
CHAPTER XIX
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-10-12
AS TO MENTAL TESTS

A state official in Illinois connected
with the motor car licensing department.
is advocating law requiring a mental
test for all drivers of automobiles. The
accidents do not happen to licensed
drivers. he declares. but to unskilcd and
inexperienced people. largely those Of
nervous or uncertain temperament. Ac-
cording to this official. he would have
every motor car driver examined for men,
tai defects but he does not specify along
just what lines he would conduct such an
examination nor its scope. Cnfortunatc-
ly we do not all agree as 70 what col
stitutcs 4 proper mental condition. Near
" eYeryb j,:y Las 81 screw Loose" in
some particular. We all have idiosyn-
crases. pet "peeves" and pecuiarities
Likewise many nervous people drive
motor cars exceedingly well whereas
others who have no NERVES" but are
very slow-witted and ponderous in their
motions. are unable to act quickly enough
to prevent an accident when it is I'M
pending. .....
That there are countless incompetent
drivers of automobiles is not in question.
1t is admitted But seemingly, most
accidents come from wiful disregard
of the safety of others due to too high
speed, carelessncss on grade crossings
and at street intersections and various
other occasions. That such things aye
due to mental responsibility is. indi-
Gated but how can 4 method be devised
that will show that fact prior to the
licensing of the defective to drive a
motor car?
When it comes to the matter OF men
tai examinations, why single out the
motor car driver especially? MANY pc
dcstrians are quite as incompetent to
walk for that matter. If we once start
legislation having to do with the mental
,tate of people, where will it end?
There are just as many demands for
mental examinations in other lines as
in motor car driving. Many people who
get married should be passed upon by
a board OF alicrists. Many people who
enter business, should have an admins
traitor appointed before they squandcr
their money. Many people who go to
| law. should be examined mentallv be-
fore lawyer takes their case. Many
people who live beyond their means
ought to be under the protecting wing
of mental examiners too and so OH, down
long list.
A well known educator said that one
of the troubles of the nation TODAY was
the large number of adults with childish
minds. He declared the land was full
of grown men and women with the in.
tellects of children of nine years old
That there arc many such people. mus
be patent to any one who comes into
contact with the general public. Blu
If we undertake to sort them out by
mental tests and try to shunt them on
Of harms way, we will have time lief
Cor. little else.
Mental tests anyhow, are 1argel,
bogus. Many people of low mentalit,
manage to get along in the world anc
acquire competence whereas there ar
so-called "educdted' people who are mis-
cradle failures. 1t doubtless would b.
nice if we could arrange things to Fl
, every individual into the particular Mich
indicated by his mental development
But if that were attempted, probably
, many of us would resent our classifi
cation.
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Sunday only average .SosIl
rn. above totals and averages ave for paid circc-
ts,,or exclusive Of all spoiled copies and any free
comics o. sny nature ..---. -.
We hereby swear that the foregoing statement OF
paio cireuia''O- - II C. BROWN.
Circulation Manager.
C T.. BUCHANAN.
Manager.
Sworn and subscribed 10 before me this End day
OF Oe'0Oe'' ~ 80 FRED = BONNER JR-.
Notary Public
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A Puzzlea d

Start at one of the letter.
maze shown above and draw
from letter to letter. If you
course to follow, it will form
propfiate sentence. Each lett
be touched and no letter may
ed over twice.
Yesterdays answer:
If a man and his son had
age of 109: the son and gra|
total age of So. and the man
grandson a total age of SO, til
were as follows:
The man-69; the SON
grandson-16.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-10-12
CHAPTER XIX

Without waiting for Kelsey's rather
shaky assistance. Hope clambered
through the window. Following more
slowly, ne 'losed and relocked it.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-10-12

Another fatal blow has been given to
the theory of evolution. A New York
man owns monkey that washes its
neck and cars without being told.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-10-12

Six thieves stole s125,OO0 worth of furs
from New York concern. Was it a
muff or a neckpicce?
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-10-12

"I'll never marry" said Miss Passay.
with emphasis perhaps not" replied
Miss Snapp, but you certainly have put
up gallant ght."-Philadelphla Led
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SEPTEMBER CIRCULATION

The paid circulation Of The San Antonio Light
Turing the month OF September. 1928 day by day was
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If Must Have Been q Grand and Glorious Feeling

AND WHEN VoU GGT OUT OF
SIGHT OF SPAIN AND YOUR
SAIL OBS BEGIN To Let OUT
A .sGUANJk Of Al ARM AND
NeNT XU To TURNI BACK
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NENRERs OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS.

The Associated Press e exclusively entrlen w"
use for publication Of all news DISPATCHES creHtea
a. or NOT otherwise credited IN this pancr and also nh
local news published herein. All rights OF rNrnn'"
tion OF special DISPATCHES herein are also rNservCn
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1923-07-12
Advie. wss Disastrous.

He was a newly admitted member Of
the ranks Of married men and after
having behaved himself for a period
long enough to cause amarement to all
those who had known him In the old
days he broke out He was on his
way home very much under the wealth
er and growing more timid az his street
neared. says q New York Sun writer.
-whatll I dor he asked thickly of
his companion IN crime a veteran ben
edict.
Throw your hat In nrst." said the
old-timer. III II comes out, beat II; II
not. follow Il In"
The advice was acted upon literally
and now the newly admitted member
and the old veteran are on the outs
The hat nung into the dining room
landed on the table. broke two glasses,
split bottle Of c,tsup on the soor and
ruined the carpet, apset the table oil
lamp ssd almost set Ore to the house.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1923-07-12

~ u not strange that the emblem
mower OF England should have a Latin
nAmsf For there is no other name for
rose thsn the Latin word rosa. which
me Romans brought us. What did the
eountryfolk Of Kent or SUSSEX call the
oos-rose before the Romans camel
Hxsnfine'' another old name for II,
y french. derived from q Latin word
which takes you back eventually to
.eus . needle Was there never
another name to set beside such Eng
- aamss - eewslip. buttsrcuR
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1923-07-12


Under and by virtue OF an Order OF
Sale and Decree OF Foreclosure H..
sued cut OF the District Court OF the
Eleventh judicial district OF the
State Of Idaho, In and for the county
Of Twin Falls. dated the 18th day
OF June. 1919. In the above entitled
action. wherein the above named
piaintiff herein obtained decree
against the above named defendants
herein. on the nth day OF June.
1898, which said decree was on the
said nth day OF June. 1898. record
ed Ia Judgment book ) OF said dis
trict court at page SIS. | am com
manded 10 sell all that certain lot i.
piece or parcel OF land situated In
the county OF Twin Falls. State OF
Idaho and bounded and described as
follows. to-wit.
The West Half OF the Northeast
quarter IVA NEA) Section TWEEN
ty-seven (37l. Township Nine CO...
south, Range sixteen (t6J East OF
the Boise Meridian. together with
all water rights appurtenant thereto
or held In connection herewith. to-
getheF With all the tenemsnts. here
ditamentH and appurtenances there
unto belonging or IN anywise appsr-
tanning.
Public notice IL hereby given.
that on the itth day OF July. 1919.
AZ the hour of o'clock D. m. Noun
tain timel Al the east front door OF
the courthouse OF tho county OF Twin
Fails. state OF Idaho. I will. In ohedl-
euce 70 the said order OF sale and
decree OF foreclosure, sell the above
described property to satisfy plain
tiff's dceres, with Interest thereon
together With all costs that have ac-
frued or may accrue. 10 the highest
bidder Tor cash. lawful money of the
United states
Dated this 18th day OF June. 1919.
NJ. 4. FINCH.
sheriff ]
uY ~ :. Hamilton. Deputy.
Lac pub. June "a. last July te. 1913
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SPIDER NOT REALLY INSECT
Fundamental Difference Which Has
Been Recognized by Those Who
Have studlsd the subject.

Spiders and their near relatives. the
scorpions. are much more closely re-
lated TO Holsters than they are to true
insects. Spiders and insects are both
small. both have a number OF legs.
and both appear specifically alike.
The differences between them. how
ever. are Of a major sort.
First. as you will see II you examine
one. q spider has no head. All real
insects have heads Herein lies NEST
fundamental difference. A spiders
face comes directly to the thorsx, like
that of crawnsh. Every insect has
eyes. both compound and simple. The
compound eyes are usually large. oc-
cupyins half or more OF the entire
head Between them. in what would
b. the middle of the forehead. are
three simple eyes. Spiders have eight
Tin some species only six) simple
eyes. Each one is fixed and can see
in one direction only. Some look for
ward: some sideways. and some up
ward. so that spiders are not blind
BY any means.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1923-07-12
RAILWAY TIME TABLE


Books are Of pathefscais little use
to tell the story Of nature. sew people
recognize more than a dozen roadside
flowers. the commonest tnNes and
shrubs. a few kinds OF birds srd in
sscts To be able to distinguish the
call notes of birds seems TO rost per
sons a miraculous gift. The few who
know enough Of nature to be guides
for few hours walk have knowledge
That many others deeply long for and
that they would pay handsomely to
get-Youth's companion
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1923-07-12

OF said village. has o,en filed with
me.
That said assessment roll was SO
filed on the 10th day OF July, 1923,
and that the chairman and board OF
trustees OF said Village OF Filler, will
hear and consider objections to said
assessment roll by parties aggrieved
by such assessment on the 4th day
OF August. 1923. at the hour OF 8 d.
m. OF said day, or as soon thereafter
as DIRECTORS may be heard: and the
place where the objections will be
heard will be the village office In
said Filler. Idaho. The owner or
owners OF any property which is as
sessed in such assessment roll
whether named or not in such roll
may, within ten t10) days from the
last publication of this notice. which
date OF last publication Is the 26th
day OF July, 1923. file with the VII
iage Clerk OF Filler. Idaho. In writ
ing his or their objections to said as
sessments.
Dated this 10th day OF July, 1923.
(Viliage SeaD FRANK L. LBIN,
Village Clerk.
LIST pub. July ~. 1928.
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DEFlED THE roueH OF TIME
Sarah Bsrnharts's Remark to Ellen
Terry RsvsaIs Character Of Great
Frsneh Actrssa

On an evening some twenty-five
ysers ago Nine. sarah Bsrnhsrdt was
the guest Of Sir Henry Irving at one
Of those intimate little supper parties
In the Beefsteak room Of the Lycsum
thsater over which he loved TO pre-
side. Comyns Carr writes in the Lon
don Times. The English actor was
socially always ct his bsst when his
days work was done. and his gracious
hospitality provoked In those he gath
cred around his table . sense Of ease
and intimacy that was scarcely to be
matched In any other Of the bohemian
entertainments OF the time. During her
repeated visits to England Nine.
Bernhsrdt was constantly to b. count
Cd among his Tassts and In the art Of
Sir Henry Irving. which she never
wearisd Of praisins. abe found think.
that note Of strong personality which
10 also the surviving Characteristic OF
all her own work In the thsstsr. On
that particular occasion. 40 I remsm-
Der. our talk concerned itself with the
age at which some Of the great actor
Of the past had produced their finest
efrects: when on a sudden Nine Bern
hsrdt. leaning across the table toward
Aiiss Ellen Terry. exclaimed In her
broken Engllsh. which lost nothing OF
force from its impsrfsction. MY dsar.
there are two peoples In this world
which shsn never be old--you and
me-"
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1923-07-12
osslensr's Costly joke.

The dies Tor one Of the earlier 10
sues Of Kruger sovereIgns wss en-
Ernved IN Europe. and the designer en-
srsvec his own Initials. 20. s. d.
rectiy underneath the bust Of Kruger.
Now ~os" means In Dutch. orst an
or; then, secondly. an ox-like. bovine
fellow; and thirdly. In Its most vul-
gar sense. = fool The coins. or a.
many Of them a. could be retrieved.
were hastily withdrawn frou crculs-
1sa
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1923-07-12
RUSHED TO GOATS DEFENSE
Small ssys Argument Would Have
to ~ Admitted Both Logical
ard RsassrabIsl

Dsvid's grandpa. who lived In the
country. sent him . pet goat recently.
psvia's family was 100 per cent
against the scst. but grandpa insisted
that the boy ought to have q pet. and.
Of course. David was strong for the
tdes.
Mother FUSED a io< about the AMI
nal. but David aud the goat got
through the nrst wesk without being
kicked out Of the house and home.
and everything had about quoted
down. Then one day the goat sos on
a rampage Before he was discovered
he had devoursd q taol~csoth. dads
shoe rag. q sack u ciothespius and
sister Nellis's fnverits msil-ordsr ests-
iogue.
David. this 10 absolutely the limitr
mother exclaimed. You've got to get
rid Of that goat, and Est rid OF him
nowi DO yoa think can have that
animal around here eating up the
clothes and the furnitursr
Gee whis !" David ordained Don't
yeu suppsss . esas s-sr ests hungry
-KAnsss ou oUs.
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RARE EAGLE IN LONDON zoo
Now Arrival Has Easy Time Of II, N
He Can Forget He Iss
Prisoner.

"T1m." a large white-tailed sea eagle
from Mesopotamia. presented by Sir
Percy Cox. has just arrived at the
ZOO and Is vying with the sea lions In
the profitable pastime of catching fish
thrown by the keeper.
Though the newcomer is the sole
representative Of his species in the
garden the white-tailed sea eagle was
At one time. fairly common in England
as far south as the Lake district.
Now II is verging on extinction In
these islands. there being only few
pairs left. which nest on the inaccss-
sible clIffs Of the west Of Scotland and
Ireland.
To look at this feathered giant OF
the air. you would think him particu-
larry fierce and unapproachable. but
Tins" appearance II deceptive, for
he Is really quite tame.
Under the tuition Of his keeper, he
10 speedily becoming proficient in the
art Of aerial sprat-catching-whi
probably accounts for his docility.
Tim" seems wise enough TO realize
that catching flying hsh" 10 better
han swooping at keepers caps, as
lone Of his kindred DO, and for his
rood conduct he IL occasionally re-
Tsrded with a nice home-brsd rat, by
way Of a change.
Eagles. however, ara trsacherous
'irds, and the keeper is quite as
as Tim" when in his COM
'any.-A. e. a., in London Daily
Chronicle.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1923-07-12

Notice h Hereby Given. That the
assessment roll made up BY the COM
mlttee OF streets and alleys OF the
board OF trustees OF the Village OF
Filler. Idaho. assessing property In
local sprinkling improvement dis
trict No. ?. OF the Village OF Filler.
for the purpose OF defraying the cost
and expense OF sprinkling the streets
and avenues Included ia said dlstrict
a. established By ordinance No. IS
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1923-07-12

NOTICE OF FILING ASSESSMENT
ROLL FOR LOCAL SPRtNkLlNG
IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT NO.
2. GIVING THE DATE WHEN
THE SAME WAS FILED. STAT
ING WHEN PARTIES INTER-
EsTED IN SUCH ASSESSMENTS
MAY FILE PROTESTS AGAINST
SAME WITH VILLAGE CLERK;
AND STATING TIME WHEN THE
BOARD or TRUSTEES OF THE
VILLAGE OF Filler WILL
HEAR AND DETERMINE SUCH
OBJ ECTfONS.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1923-07-12

You've said IT, indicating that the
speaker Agrees with what SON. one
has said Is supposed 70 be modern
phrase. In Luke's gospel we read that
Plate asked Christ art thou the
kinS Of the Jewsf- and Jesus Chriss
Fsviisd Thou ssysss IT,
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1923-07-12

EXAMINATIONS

The regular teachers examine
tions for all classes OF Idaho teach
ers' certificates. will be held in the
office OF the county superintendent
OF schools. Twin Falls. Idaho. July
26. 81 and 2s, 1923. All persons ex-
pecting to teach in Twin Falls coun-
ty must hold valid Idaho certifi-
cate.
(Sigpe ed
- CHARLOTTE POND.
l7-2tc. County Superintendent.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1923-07-12


w. r. Wallace and wife to J. H.
Stenley, sl225; lot A. block 5. Col
den Rule addition.
w. NJ Woodbridge and wife TO G.
A. Dodd. 81; lot block b. Daugher-
~ subdivision.
State OF Idaho to Oscar Noh. $500;
SW SW 36-t0-l4
Same to same. $3.50; NV sW.
36-10-14.
John A. Sehlichting and wife to
A. l.. Bonneli, $40 Sh NE and Sc
Sc. 22-lf-l7
II. J Weaver and wife to Gallon
Irrigated Lands Co, 81; lot IS.
block 8. Munyon addition.
Twin Falls county to G.. w. Tarr.
$3.50: lots IL, Is and 10, block 1853.
Twin Walls.
Same to same. sac; lot /. block
s. South Park addition.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1923-07-12

A single bee. with all Its Industry.
energy and the lnnumerahlc Journeys
u has 20 perform. win not collect
much mere than teaspoonfal Of honey
In a single season.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1923-07-12
! LEGAL PUBLICATIONS
NOTICE or sHEmrF's SALE

on Real Estate, Under Decree OF
Foreclosure and Order Of Sale
Andrew Mattaon Plaintiff
vs.
LOOMS IA. brown aud blanche III
Brown. and the First National
Bank OF Filler. a corporation.
Defendants
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1923-07-12

-Css ycu remember asks an e~
change. ZOE yes teek~d forward 20
yccr fstuss 70 yerrs sscf Wen this
u yous futurs what are yoa doing
n ~ OA-~-stiil looking forward
r-9eoesa .xsaaoerip<
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1923-07-12
coHErcTAttssti
"a NrHfftfsl
W A SHEAR.


-usw Dc zoe dor was a shce deal
svs svsssfns to p~is os bandits who
walhs1 iHts The store They shc~s,
hln ~ tksy de,--p~troit News
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1923-07-12
Lost

ESTRAYED-Two horses; one black
with white hind foot. 1900 lbs.
yrs. old: and year old past filly.
black with bald face. Notify Bob
Bodenhamer. Eden. 15-3tp.