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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-07-06

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Den odnfte 9irte % oens entelte Wte-
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telien / Samfmoet, ben par piof /
BET bele Rel f0rtfent.
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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-07-06
Sineierne 90 6urOpGcrnr.

81 5ilfuloe. Der o9idd tditer 29s
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Ter paa 6propeeren, bGnote for ao8le
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be lcbe iorqfrit / i'm 5eoebp. Uian
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lanber lite a~freiite matte Dag meo ben
beitemte Camper, % oa bans @ennsr
.fs9ts BAN i hans 6iem, fanot be BAN
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6dpoe iet 9en9sne uben al oioe, at De
oor bsitemte Tor BAN. og ou Der III
lite bar mere al bsnte hos bans 9erre,
mnrDeoe ban ham ON Ratten oo tat
al men iine e9ne penge.
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me en- Gbropar Ill BAN. 8a Sagen
optlareoes, biite BET fla, al ost par
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ter beiro9ter 6inanoen meo BEE STAGE
baosts 6oragt, og hsrtil tcr:mer, at
ben. Der bGrer ben mitsrite SiDIp, er
ben boiDe Manb.
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banoles aineieren beiit urigtigt -
er ban lite burtig not / Nsnoingen til
at pige at geien for ben ielObebioite
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pc og glaoer fig / fit itiae SinO OOer
ben Onerlegenbeb. Tom ban / 8irteligs
beoen ogiaa er / 8%eiibOelie af.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-07-06
Narsberetningen
= = for 1901

aarsberetningsn for 1901 foreli9s
ger nu fGroig / 0unii6 2utb. Publ.
6oufe.
geitil Iua mango iom muIig iirats
og fad Dem ubbreot burtigt blanbt belle
bet banite Golt I Qmerita. 9ult, at
aarsberetningen er en- Del of ben
banite airtes 9iitOrie | Qmerita, oe
buroe finbss | etbbert banit 5iem.
Den toiter fun 10 Gents.
Danish Luth. Publ. House,
Blair, Neb. -
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-07-06
Naenter onlfes.

Iii at forbanble banife Bigger,
Sort, giaeoer 0. +. b., runbt omtring /
aGe banIfe Settlementer | De 5orenes
be Stdter. Sob Ra6at gibes. aun
paaliOelige Golt antdges og belit fans
bdnne, Tom er interssisrsoe / ubbres
belien at gobe bdnffe 9sger blunbt boz
re Qanbsm9no / Qmeritd. Strib til
os ON n9rmsre Oplpsninser og Be-
tingelier.
Danish Luth. Publ. Houss,
Blair, Vebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-07-06
iii DC un9c.

Q9snings get1oning / ct ~friitent
lln9oomsIiO. st 6orebrag at qaft.
Is. Stobgaarb=p eterien. 45 Ottaps
fiber. 0giaa bette Strift egner fig
goot til OplasHins. iarlig / ling.
bomsmsoer, og bet er bel barb at sie
iom en- @%sileOnins til rigtigt @alg of
9Gsning. Oct tan gsre COB 3jenefte
Oeo gal9 at gsger til 8ogiumlinssr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-07-06
MisEOasmoOc

af6olbes ON Sub BIZ / Ct. qaali U1ez
nigbeo oeo @rasttinger / Dagene ira
ben Y. til IA. SuIi. bbortil ale bsrz
oeo bjerteligt i%uobDoes. 5remmeoe
bebes meloe beres 9omme til unoer>
te9neoe.
Yaa Menigbstens 8sgne.
6. Grog6 f..
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-07-06
Sic

er en- anoen lille M BOG (36 Siosr)
at famine 5orfdtter. De- er en- Jors
telling on Ell gammel Ssmdnos Om1
benoelie. Den egner fig rigti9 gobt
til 0plesning baaoe bIanot gamIe o.
unqe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-07-06

Ruur eGieug beapsnogr it8 Il aolt. Der
sp,rt,tsr &laoe; eiita ior CT tsbe hos BEN
en-. jor al fod GplpsnMass ON BET oDertss
rsbe, bsses be CLIO emiaIs ii be iaa
upertisiemsntsi / bette elGb. 8tt utl pRrs
nj e%sufois Iptte.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-07-06
.SalHfGtll"

BIiper Tenht til JSabtribenter tubtil uofrp'.
tsfS OpRsslis uooioaes a Hoa'0etHe Og a
galb Ell bstalt. Goepetettanlslls mso 0e
Eorerebe Stoters 9oitioue.
New-York tribune., 1901-07-18
CORPORATION OF $1,000, 900
NEW-YORK DOCK COMPANY FILES
PAPERS AT ALBANY. FEES $500
SVCCEEDS BROOKLYN WHARF
AND WAREHOUSE
CONJpANY
fBY TELEGRAPH TO THE rnrBUxE.l

Albany, July 17-"The corporation clerks are
feeling happy" said John T. McDonough Secre-
tary of State to-day, over the Incorporation Of
a S1TO0o,O00 corporation and the payment of
an incorporation tax of $500"
The certificate of incorporation referred to was
that of the New-York Dock Company, and the
largeness Of the capitalization indicates that
some big corporations will be organized under
the laws of New-York now that under Governor
OdelTs advice the incorporation tax has been
reduced in amount from one-eighth to one
twentieth Of / per cent. II is believed that the
State, despite the reduction of the tax, will re-
ceive a larger income from the interpretations.
Governor Odell is reported to be taking a great
personal interest in the receipts Of the tax,
and consequently beyond question he will be
pleased by the news of the Incorporation of such
a large corporation the NewYork Dock Com
pany.
The new corporation succeeds to the property
and franchises of the Brooklyn Wharf and
Warehouse Company, which organized
under Chapter 567 Of the Laws of 1890, for the
purposes Of carrying the business of storage,
wharfage. warehousing and forwarding, and the
doing of each and every act or acts, thing or
| things. incidental to or growing out of or con-
nected with said business, including the owning,
leasing, holding, erecting and maintaining OF
docks, bulkheads piers, basins ard warehouses;
the storage of all kinds of goods, wares and
merchandise; the storage and docking of ships
steam vessels and boats of every kind and de-
scription. and the loading and unloading thereof "
The property of the Brooklyn Wharf and
Warehouse Company was mortgaged for ST.
100000 to the United States Mortgage and Trust
Company TO issue Of the same amount
of bonds. This property sold on June /
1901, by virtue of decree of the Supreme Court
in an action brought by the trust company
against the warehouse company.
Frederic p. Olcott, chairman of a commit
tee for the reorganization of the BROOKLYN
Wharf and Warehouse Company" acquired the
property. Mr. Olcott has organized the New
York Dock Company and has associated with
him as directors the first year Frederic Crom-
WELL Adrian Iselin, jr., Walter G. Oakman
George w. Young, Jacob L. Greene David Fl
King, jr., Leonard Lewlsohn, James Tompson
Ernest Iselin and Frank II. Sickles The maxi
mum amount of the capital stock of the new
corporation is put at SIT 600 600 of which So
100000 is TO be preferred capital stock and
81, 100000 common capital stock. The reorganiza-
ton plan also provides for the issuing of Sl3-
100000 first mortgage per cent bonds.
The property of the New-York Dock Connanv
is situated in the Borough of Brooklvn on
Water Dock, Furman, Joralemon Pacific Corr
gress and Sullivan SITS, Hamilton ave and other
streets along the waterfront.
New-York tribune., 1901-07-18
TOLSTOY'S END SEEMS NEAR.
CORDING TO A DISPATCH RE
CEIVED IN BERLIN

Berlin July 1T-"Count Tolstoys strength is
gradually sinking" says dispatch from ST.
Petersburg 'in consequence of a disease of the
stomach. fIom which he has suffered for years.
Lately he has been subject 10 violent cramps.
His physicians have hope. Numerous friends
have left Moscow for Yasnaya Polyana, the
Counts estate
St Petersburg, July 1T.-Newspaper and pri-
vate dispatches received here from Moscow rep
resent Count Tolstoy seriously i'll with gas
trio trouble and say that his friends and rela-
Tolstoy has often been overcome by serious at
tacks of this nature.
London, July 1T.-According TO a telegram
from Tula European Russia, dated yesterday
and received to-day by M. Tchertkon, Count
Tolstoy's representative in Great Britain. the
counts fever is said to be very violent but inn
provement in his condition is perceptible.
New-York tribune., 1901-07-18
rs SHE An HEIRESSp

Goshen. Ind, July 1I-Irena Canning. sixteen
years old, from Galveston. Tex. who says she is
the heiress to 100000 in Southern banks. and to
securities is in the custody of the sheriff. await
ing instructions from her guardian the Rev.
George Tarbox Of Savannah. She says she has
been under the hypnotic influence of doctor,
who abducted her from a boarding school at
Holyoke, Mass. She got off a train at South
Bend 10 escape the man, who was following her.
She Is attractive in appearance. and has trav-
elled all the United States. The police are
investigating her story.
New-York tribune., 1901-07-18

There is a time ard place for everything" The
bathng.-Advt N>
New-York tribune., 1901-07-18

from this class of matter last year was only
about S40OOOOO and the total expenses of the
department were S110OO0,000. From now on
all fake publications that go through the mails
will have 10 pay the third class rate, which is
eight cents pound.
Postmaster General Smith before entering the
Cabinet was IA practical publisher of long ex-
perience and in reforming the practices of the
department he was guided not alone by a per-
sonal knowledge of conditions, but also by the
judgment of the highest legal authorities in the
governments service
New-York tribune., 1901-07-18
CHICAGO To SAN FRANCISCO

CHICAGO TO SAN FRANCISCO
without change by the Overland Limited every
day In the year. via Chicago and Northwestern.
Union Pacific and Southern Pacific Rys- Parricu-
lars AT Northwestern Line Office, 46l Broadway
Advt
New-York tribune., 1901-07-18

REFRESHING, RESTFUL, REASONABLE.
rastest and cleanest Steamers. A veritable Sum-
mer idyL See Hudson River Day Line ads-Advt
New-York tribune., 1901-07-18
FIRE LOSS or s12o,ooo AT MARSHALL MO

Marshall. Mo-. July l7.-Fire in the business por-
ton of Marshall to-day caused loss of more than
MDon The fire was checked after a stubborn
light. The principal losses are: New-York Store
building, si50oo New-York Store stock $4,000; p.
n Rea Implement Company s35 900; O. G; Page
building $1,000: Saline County Telephone COMPANY,
so'o" The property was well insured.
The best route from New York to Buffalo is the
New York Central. A train every hour-Adyt
New-York tribune., 1901-07-18

Rest, recreation and recuperation may be found
at the Hygeia Hotel on the picturesque Virginia
Coast. Eighteen hours by Old Dominion Steam
ships. Fast express trains by Pennsylvania Rail-
way.-AdyI
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-20
SHIPPERS AND NOTES.

Clark Pollard Of sedgwick was on the
market with q car load of extra fine
heavy weight higs which were prime IA
butcher stock and they promptly sold at
the new tops without dockage.
Garrison Scott Of kechi had IN q car
1osd Of fine mediums Of his own feeding
which sold ct the top of the bulk range.
Henry Stelnkirchner Of Newton sent
down a car load of mediums wltch sold
strong az an upper bulk figure.
Logan & Co. Of Sterling had in a car
load Of fair mediums which made q good
sale straight az good bulk prices.
A. =. Johnson Of Elmer had In n car
load Of lights which sold st 3 strong bulk
price.
V. F Barnes Of Pratt was a shipper OF
q car If medium lights which sold at a
gocl bulk figure
George r. Smith OF Pratt was IN with
car load of medium lights which sold at
hulk prices
John eaton Of Peabody was a shipper or
q car load Of light weieht porkers which
sold straight at bulS prices
The road bringing in the hogs Yesterday
were. santa Fe, g; Missouri Pacific, g.:
Rock Island. .
The daily comparisons were as follows:
Yesterday, Tops. S5.S7is: bulk. s.. 7o5.S5;
average weight 30; receipts 691. I7or the
day previous. Tops $S.S5. bulk S5S1s.-
6S1ta, average weight 2l5; receipts 6s5
Tor the same DAY last week. Tops $50:
bulk $50. -5.75i average weight -; re-
0esnfs -re
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-20
HOG AAREET STEADY
Light Supply Again but the
Quality Good.
TOPS UP TO S5.87 ~
Receipts --VeryF Few Cattle
0fered--Market Steady.

Yesterday was q dull and uneventful
day in the hog division with the demand
for fat hogs at premium; the quality
very satisfactory so far as there were
hogs Of any kind. but the disappointing
feature IN the very light supply. There
were just six more hogs in and sold than
on the day previous. but both days to-
gether fell short in combined receipts Of
Wednesday Of last week. The market was
about steady with some sales made or the
better hogs which were higher The quail
lty was Ia all very good, with some excep-
uonally fine hogs in. The top record
added another point. landing up on the
5Ila cent point. Chicago again lost its
Early strength closing of after an up
ward market during the day. The general
tone was strong and higher markets pre-
vailed. There is not near enough hogs to
go around here the past few days and
good fat butcher weights viii never 90
begging, ard the best and strongest prices
viii be paid Tor this grade.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-20
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.


Chicago, June 1s.-Cattle receipts 14.C3.
Including 15oo Texans Choice steers 1ao
higher, others weak. Butcher stock about
steady. Texans steady TO strong. Good
e. prime steers S5.5esl6-5; poor TO medium
Ss5efs5-so; stockers and feeders slow. SIS
Gze3; COWS s1.71la9o. heifers ssz5f5 -e2: :
Gamers S1oa5255- bulls Se6oF45o: calves
steady. $s156-5o. Texas fed steers S42ss3
$40; Texas grass steers SS.S1G4-1e; Texas
bulls s.. 2.1FI6-55.
Hogs-Receipts today sa17; tomorrow.
2S. 90 estimated. left over S.0oo; opened sc
higher. closed about steady 70 S5e3; mixed
and butchers s. S6l611; good 10 choice
heavy $500. rough heavy s. sNS5.2a;
light s5752t6071: bulk Of sales $5s57slo
-Receipcs 1890; steady 10 strong.
lambs opened shade higher. closed weak.
spring lower. Good To choice wetheTs Sl.e5
Gsso fair to choice mixed sa6s3s.oo;
western sheep s4.ooQ4-So; Texas sheep $40
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-20

that wonderful reconstructor of the hu-
man system.
The real worth q 1Iui1s Grsps Tonic ss
q spring medicine IS uneguaie5- BeinE a
CruShed Frat Laxative Z acts pleasantly
on the system 8faiTs Grape Tonic -
wives the depression ard lsnguor felt by
everyone ar iris tine of the EeA-. X
does = because = cisz1ses the system
gently. a. ths same tin-e tones II up The
so-caued Spring Toz.cs are conztisstiaE
ard yoa are warned 20 take some szlrd q
r5lls wh5ch as Z -zle are severe ard de-
5fllta.InE II action. a-d 90 r1ers ksvu
tran rocs Ecns Grape ToEtc s.
Tonic ard laxative c1lhi- the Only
remedy q SIS kid k1o~a- TFe recon-
uead this rs-edv % our patrons a. :
raluahla a--fcle. \ large o7ttis for ssc
most ss large az you pay <L3 for o otter
Kinds Every dose e wcvtE = % % heath
lre asE yea % -. Z cu ogr gsc1-lrze-sia-
ton ard guarantee. One batIle is slf-
Scsezx % convince yul- seek i-s "a -
once. Yours lrclT,
YOUR DRUGGIST.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-20

The cattle market was steady. but there
was very nttleto trade In. a few single
hoofs of cows sold and at good prices.
but there was not enough in 70 tempt the
buyers TO any enthusiasm. although a
good supply would have met it'll q well
come and sold well. There were six cows
ln ore bunch averaging 900 pounds at $3.50.
! COW. lose pounds $3.50; I COW. 1.070 pounds
at S3.S5; I COW, 1,290 pounds at $500.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-20

market closed as follows.
Butter-MsTket steady creamery 16iz z
&c: dairy I41eG1s1zc.
Cheese-Quie1. I1c.
Egg-Steady, nc.
Kansas city.
Kansas City. June le.-Wheat. July ST.
September seasc; Cash. No. hard $50
sc: No. 3 e4,sG65c; No. 2 red 65s1 G67lzci
corn-Juiy zo=kc: September 1zc- Cash
No. 2 mixed S2szc; No. mixed l5c-
Oats-No. white sc
Ry-No. 2. &c
Hsy-Choice timothy Sll-5od12 90; choice
prairie xlo3le.5.
Butter-creamery l414a17c; dairy. fancy
I3gl4c.
Eggs-Fresh. &C.
eiPts-Wheat. g cars
ST. Louis.
ST. Louis June 12-S heat-Lowe-: No.
? red cash sIevztor &C; track 79f7lc July
Sc ssSscs September SC; No . hard ssGfs.
Ce-n-HiKher. No. cash sac. track.
e. 80: July &c: September 4ssEtsc-
Ca.s-FzIyhers Nc. cash So; track =
e1s1sc July 27i1c; September - 51.c. No.
: White s1SSlAc-
Rye-Lover. 4Sc-
Poultry-Stesdy; chickens &c; SPRINGS
Ies14cs turkeys, &C. ducks. Sc. springs.
se2c. reese &C. sqrnEs Sc
Buttsr-sseady; creamery IsS1oc; dairy
rE14o
sEclCded.
Res~ York.
New York. June 1a-Butte- receluts.
"A es5 racss Ees; Errn; creamery -5Els--c.
fsctory 1-zSI4z<o-
cAeess-Rsce.pts $40 packages: firm.
fz-cy large cosored sc. fancy Mite lz-re
g. .
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-20
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

FURNISHED BY the Wichita Abstract
and Land company. Il. NJ. Dubois. Alb
srractor. Court House. Phone 2s3)
WARRANTY DEEDS
Jacob Bissantz TO Wirlet S. Brown
part Of lots 2. 4. 6. s. 10 Fifth ave
AIeads add .--.-..-.....-............ 3,0oo
Sarah Myers 10 True B. Richardson
southwest 1-29-1w exc Ia .......... 5000
Louise Little TO Jacob Bissantz odd
to II Jackson avenue, Forest
Home add -.-....-.......-....-..s... 500
John Leen to Helen ". Colvine. lot
. Indiana avenue, Mathewson's
third add ...-..............-......-. 1,SSo
S. ". Cooper to Ezra Beard. odd / to
II Plain street, Corwins add ...... 3
WiIhelmina Williams to G. A Ninar
lots 2, 4. 8. voluusa ave Williams
subdivision ..........-..............- 50
David Boyle 70 Granville X. Mnlar
lots :. 4. 6. Esteile avenue. Rich
lands Third add .................. S
3. F. Mclean TO Louisa c. Mular
lots 1. 3, 5 :. Estelle avenue.
williams sub.-.............-...-... g
Walter ]. stride et al 10 c. A Mfllar
lots 10 u Estelie avenue, Rich
4aLl S 4AlfQ a4l -.--.s.-. -.---..-ss -
same TO same. 81 40 Douglas ave
divers Subdivision .................. S
Sidney D. Long 20 Roger s Davis.
lots 3, 81 Wichita street. Dun
cans supp -...-.--...--.............. 65
Carl r. Cleveland 70 Lizzie D.
Cooper. J, 3 1Iossr avenue Mosers
SUB -.-...--..-..--.-.. sc
Eomer Caldwell 10 James H Stewart
part Of lot 2. Mathewson's add. 900
Peter GitzhoEen 70 Nicholas Gems
nan. lot IA blk 10. Garden PLANE. IS
Alfred Crebbr 70 D, Uppe-dau
southwest Go-sS-sw ...--.........-.... 2.5N
Herman Bieruan 70 John BUseu-
bsrk northwest -4-2s-1w-........... 500
Walter n Pond ct a. 70 - T
Lindsay lots even = . - Walnut
street West Wichita. 40
Kansas National Bank . Il. Ben
schesdt ct 81 north @o Il ,ot Ss:
south . Il lot -. Hydraulic.
Mathews 1p-........--..-...-... 29c
George Nicholas Hinder 70 Marcel
Ius Herndon lot S Indians. Maths
Third add -.-.---.-.-.-.-----..-... So
Il. Il. Howard 70 same part CT lot :,
Afathewson's add ...-.-.-.-----.-.... 40
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-20
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
p0eT0~s. cuTrAco =

Boston. June 1e.-Csllahan was put ont
OF the game fn the sixth inning for kick
ing and the Bostors won the game IN
that inning with a base on haIls for Col
lirs, an error ~ Isben and a home Tln
By Parent Attendance 2so3. Score.
RHE
Boston ................010 1905 2
Chicago ..-....-.-.-.-1 10 o @ - :
Batteries-vqinters and schecz: Gala
han. Patterson and sgr1en-
BALTIMORE. 2; AIILwAUEEE. 3
baltimore. June 19.-Bslt'rnors again
won from Milwaukee today. Foreman
vas very effective uutl TIE seventh ir-
ming. when Re let down a bit ard allowed
the Yisltos 20 score Atteada-cs 1.s11
RHE
Baltimore ............o05f2 49, e ?
Milwaukee .....--..-.o 0 O 0 GA 1-s .
Raueries-Toreman aza E0birson; El-s~
tings. Hawley and Zslo-ey-
FHILADELP LPFfIA. 4. CLEVELAND ?
Philadelphia June I-Ezr1. although
he pitched a f1e game vas mainly rs-
sronslbla fer CIevclan1-8 defedr today
The game was the quickest On record.
being played "a eTactly ore n0-r srd e.
teen ullnEtaa At-elcalce 1s-a. Secrs-
EHE
Cleveland .......-.-.-zs8ag15bs-s 8
rnllatglghia --...--..e L G -
Baste-ses-Ezrt ard wed. FrazsT aa1
Powers
WASHINGTON. = pstrot z
vsshlng1on. June 1s.-Llree sses ~
hzHs ana tzo errors ~ Detrcft in sAs
first srr1uE gave Wssh lzEtos ths game.
Patten pitcssd = p-et-T ga1e. strskirE
cut zine rnen- elf tscZEh hs gave seTer
rssses - frsz they al I'D on bases A.
teu1zzcs 80 scors-
RHE
r-zrhs-zto- .....-...fh --7G
Detroit ....-.--...-.-.s te981s -
Bstte-se-Partsz a11 Gza1Y. s1A-leser
ard BEfs1w
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-20

Gates nominalIy a eOc. Bar silver 5sllc;
Mexican dollars 475zc. Government bonds
steady regular IS, registered 1851; coupon
III; IS, registered 10Sz; coupon 1854, new
4s. registered 1884,. coupon 1854; Old IS,
registered 1125z; coupon 1l1ls; IS. register
ed 1lSas; coupon 1oSa.