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Tombstone epitaph., 1915-09-26
Returned Home

Mrs. P. T. Sanders returned home this morning from several days visit to Douglas, where she was the guest of relatives
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-09-26
Family Arrives

Mrs. Miles Merrill and children ar rived in the city today from St David to join MT. Merrill. who came up yes terday The Merrills will make their future home here.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-09-26
Attending Court

Assistant County Attorney Bruce Stephenson arrived in the city yester day to Assistant County Ross in the Superior Court.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-09-26
From Douglas

Attorney Frank Doan and John Scott. of Douglas. were visitors in the county seat today. NIT. Doan having matters before the Superior Court
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-09-26

A. F. Parker. fife insurance agent, went to Phoenix this morning. where he goes on business with Messrs. Price & Price. state agents. He expects to be
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-09-26
Visited Friends

Mrs. L. A.Smith returned last veal on several days visit with friends.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-09-26
Bisbee Attorney

Attorney J. W Ross of Bisbee was visitor in the county seat today having matters before the superior court.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-09-26
From Douglas

Attorney D. A Richardson came up today from Douglas. having a divorce case before Judge Lockwood of the superior court.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-09-26

W lStbuSln is buIhlhs
 Statehood is be.rg bolstered by the Tombstone Prospector by quoting Senator Stewart of Nevada. who said, ''I am against territorial form of gov ernmenl in any case" The Prospec. tor neglected to state that the senator emphasized his words by throwing his hat on the floor and jumping on it - Silver Belt
 He simply used the Arizona style of emphasizing his words which was most appropriate.
 A Pennsylvania man has just awak- ened from a sleep of four years dura- ton. This would be striking case Of somnoience were Il not for the fact that the man was a night watchmar,
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-09-26
On Business

Mrs. NJ. Costello and son Cecil re- turned last evening from a brief busi- ness visit to BiSbee.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-09-26
TOMBSTONE EPITAPH PUBLISHED EVERY SUNDAY.
 GlRAGI BROS, Publishers
CHATTLE MORTGAGE


 cHATrLE MORTGAGE K Jordan to Nillcox E & T Go live stock ............-.-- POO B Young to J Shilling, well drilling outfit. t.........- 25o N Espino to Jenkins Music Co musical instruments . 20 75 G Schenk 10 Richardson Safe Co. safe .................. l25 .. H Parke to Toledo Scale Go scales. ...........-.... 6j N Locknar to Douglas Over land Go. auto. o........ 800
 WARRANTY DEED Rob r, B Fulcher ct ux to Wal ter NJ Fulcher. land . 10 W McCourt ct ux to Oliver Scow. Wilcox property. .... 10 .
 RE. MORTGAGE Nj Sadler et ux to ] Foulkes Douglas prop. . .... $50 Rosa Moody ct couj to State Nut s X l. Assn. Douglas A Murry ct ux to W Dietrich ct uN, Warren prop ...... lOiO
 PATENT | s 10 John K Johnson. land -
 R F MORTGAGE Robert A Pride to Wilcox Bank S Trust Co, to secure .. l6OO
 CHATTEL MORTGAGE RIA Pride to Wilcox Bank & Trust Go. range cattle 10 st cure l6O0 Victor Locknar 10 Triumph Mfg Co, motor driver, to secure . 475 Thos H Mckinney to William Co~sn. cattle, to secure 1000
 R. E. MORTGAGE Thos H Mckinney to William Cowsu. land. to secure .-. 1000 .ATIsrn>TIoN OF MORTGAGE s J Entriken to ] Taylor e; ux -- ( Viola Slaughter to Cari Olsen --- D W Wicker sham to II Tsvis ---
 AGREEMENT Befwe' Joseph and Mazda lena Vihaki, Go. Bisber. 10 sell stock of ods. s....---
 TOWNSHIP DEED A Wentworth. Mayor. to B Holland. Tombstone prop. 9 Q. ARTICLES or INSoRPoRATIoN Middle Pass Mining Co. capital stock ......~.... S50U.OoO SEpup Mining Co.,. capital stock. ,OOo,OW Middiemarch Metals Co. cap ital stock. k.......... l.OOOOOo
 WARRANTY DEED Mary Fisher to Fannie I Pir- tie, Douglas prop. ..... 100 Wm R Shadlry ct ux to Wm Car mic.aeI. land. nd...- 10 Provident Mutual B-L Assn to Antonio Estrado Bray. Doug las prop. lU
 wARREsTY DEED Wallace ct ux to D Roias Douglas prop .-...-.. ID G Whitney ct ux to J Barnhart ct al, Douglas prop HOO ..
 R. E. MORTGAGE Myrtle Ashby ct conj to Min X Mer Bank of Bisbee. Bisbee prop . csO
 cHATTLE MORTGAGE W Fitzpatrick to Sparks. su- Iomobile ..... l5O .. A Scott to J Kline. live stock .2s72 .. SATISFACTION OF MORTGAGE H Morgan to P Bazuro .-.- -
 cHaTTRL MORTGAGE s Oserman to Nat Cash Register Go. register. r......-.-....-.. ID .. AdS,e s Nedlock to W L Ever son ard C Woodburn, Wiilcox, dairy cattle Ic.. 3sZ (. SIP Cummings to WiIlcex Bank
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-09-26
FRIDAY
fought.

It may be some consolation to the turkeys of this glorious country to know that vast cranberry swamp in Wisconsin is burning.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-09-26
4 Young Menagerie

gone several days.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-09-26
From Grand Canyon

CirCurn stances
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-09-26
To Phoenix

master at Jerome.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-09-26

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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-10-21
ARka N0bENTbl@
 FIGHT FOR BALLOT
Aggressive Campaign to Be Launched Fl Immediately Following Suf. Y V fragettc Convention.

"A spirited campaign to obtain for the women of Arkansas the right of sEffrage is to be started in all sections of the state immediately after the ad journment of the state convention of the Arkansas Woman's Suffrage as- sociation, to be held at, Little Rock next Monday. Y $Ss
 Plans for the campaign, which have been in course of preperation for some time past.s are said to be we'll nigh perfected, and win be put into effect as soon as the delegates af the Little Rock meeting return to their homes
 The Woman's Suffrage association will hold it's business session Mon- day. and will enjoy a banquet MOn- 5 day night There will be no other activities by the organization, be- cause of the opening of the state meeting of the Arkansas Federation sof WUmen'ss clubs on Tuesday.
 EsMrs. "A w. Troupe, Mrs. Henry Haizlip, Miss Julia Houston and Miss Willie Hooker will be the delegates from Pine Bluff to the convention. and they will be accompanied by the president of the Political Equality league of this city, Miss Ella Fox. T. A. Wilson of Pine Bluff, president of the state federation of labor. will he one of the speakers at the state suffrage convention.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-10-21
CASPER AND SIX CONFEDERAYES
 PLEAD GUILTY
Fort Smith Moonshjners De eide to Take Medicine
 from U. $. Court.

Fort Smith, oct 20.-SeVen men on l trial charged Wish conspiracy to de- fraud the government in the manu- facture of whishey. pleaded guilty in the United States district court here today. Sentence will be passed to morrow
 line cas-, against Fred Bowles of Fert Smith. was nolle pressed.
 Tle case against the defendants went to. trial yesterday and their ac- tion today was. surprise. Those who entered pleas of guilty today gre:
 Jchn L.. Casper of Kansas City, al leged head. of the conspiracy. Gsorgegs Hartman and Charles Brewbaker. Kansas City, alleged em ployes of Casper.
 J. Hsnry Brown. Harrison, Ark, form Fly a government gauger.
 J2hn Farrabea of Kansas City, said to have worked for Casper.
 s. L. Williams of Winstcn-Salem, x. C., former revenue agent, who rc- signed from the government service to enter business with Casper.
 John Coffey of Fcrt Smith.
 33 Counts in Indictments.
 The indictment under wlich tae men were placed on trial yesterday contained 33 counts. It charged the defendants with carrying on busi- ness of distilBng from March, 1914. to April. 1915 at Fcrt Smith. with intant to defrsua the United States govern ment of the tax imposed on distilled spirits. Q 1s
 Ths first 80 counts related to va rious alleged violations Of the law setting forth the date the illicit liquor was distilled. failure, to register vats and ether distilling equipment and removal of the illegal product to piaces that were not bonded ware t,oua.s. All tho defendants whose pleas were entered today admitted guilt to these coWlts.
 The three last counts in the indict- ment charged the defendants had in hsir possession cancelled internal revenue stamps. Casper alone plsad- ed guilty to these counts.
 The renisinder of the 20 or more defendants alleged to have been in volved in the conspiracy through which tae government is said to have lest thousands of dollars in revenue, and who are under indictment, will be placed on trial in January, it was an nounc d. They include Knox Booth Of Nashville. Tenn. former head of the Tennessee division of the govern ment's service.
 Six indictments wsre returned by the federal grand jury that investi- gated the mocnshine cases, It was tlaousht charges mentioned in the other indictments agsins, the mcn who pleaded guilty today probably ! would be dropped.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-10-21
NNTICE..
paAing District No. :l9.

Main street from Third avenue te Barraque street; BayraQue street from Main street to Chestnut street, and second avenue from Main to Chestnut street.
 The tax books for the collection or special assessment upon the real property in Paving District No.S g in the City of Pine Bluff, have been placed in my hands.
 All owners or real property lying in the district are required to pay their asss ssments to me within thirty days from this date.
 If such payment is not made ac- tion will be commenced at tho end of that time for the collection of such assessment, and fer legal penalties and cost. sss $S{} s,S
 Given under my hand this 1st day of october 1915. gt s < WM " Hu1~r, City Collector. Office City Hall, 9 a. nl, t0 5 pssn,. xSsssxsxas < ssssssztr-Ss~rss SoaSxs-s xftl- I'm
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-10-21
Forty Witnesses Summoned
 in the Case of Florence f8stH lss}Duvall.
SUIT TO DIVIDE ROGERS ESTATE
Legatecs Under Will Want Property . Sold to Effect Partition. in Which Davis Hospital Shares-Ciyil
 Docket to Be Set Saturday.

Tom Rouse was acquitted yesterday Wa s},iry in the circuit court of a distEe of assault to kill, on which he was indicted as the result of an at tack on Madison Williams, another negro. A number of special venire- men were examined before the jury was secured.
 The case of Florence Duvall, in- dicted on a charge of murder in the first degree in connection with the death of another negress, will be talk en up this morning at 9 o'clock. About 40 witnesses have been sum- m0ned
 Clarence Sampson, who was also indicted for first degree murder in the nuvall case. is booked for trial inn mediately after the Duvall won.ln.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-10-21
BEAN SUPPER FRIDAY.
At Least 100 Boys Expected at \. M.
 [. \. Tomorrow.

That 100 or more boys will be in attendance at the bean supper at the Young Mems Christian association Friday night, is the expectation. and arrangements to care for that many plates are being perfected at the as- sociation building.
 II have been informed we will have a record d-breaking attendance at the bean supper" said General Secretary F. M. Goodwin yesterday, and we are making the boys register, as result. The boys who register. thus indicat- ing their intention to attena, will be assured of service. and will not run the risk of being crowded out. Regis trations must be made not later than Thursday night at 10 o'clock"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-10-21
NQT N ) A PARTICLE z 'Of DANDRuFF OR :, V a... 4. FALLING LIN HAIR R
Sese yenri hair! DDuaAe It's beauty in
 just few moments. 7'af te
sS.ceAt ''DanapriAc'' makes hair thick, glossy, wavy and
 beautiful. t,l

V Within ten minutes after an appll- cation of Danderine y,u can not find a single trRce of dandruff or falling hair and your scalp will not itch, but what will please you most will be after few weeks use. when you see new hair, fine and downy at first yes-but really new hair growing all oven the scalp. j
 DAnderine is to the hair what fresn mowers Of raln and sunshine are to vegetation. 1t goes right to the roots. inYlgoratas and strengthens them. It's exhilaratayik; stimulating and life-pro- ducihg properties cause, the hair to grow long, strong and beautiful.
 A lii tic Dandcrne immediately doubles the beauty of your hair. No differences hc,w dull, faded, brittle and sscraggy, just moisten cloth with ] fDa anderine and carefully draw it through your hair. taking one small strand at time. The effsct is amaz- ing-your hair will be light. fluffy and wavy, and have an appearance of abundance; an incompatible lustre softness and luxuriance.
 Get a 25-cent bottle of Knowlton's Danderine from any drug store, or toilet counter, and prove that your hair is as pretty and soft as any that it has been neglected CT injured by careless treatment--that's all-yon surely can have beautiful hair and lots Of 1t if you will just try little Dande4ak Gnta Msasns. | ss..
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-10-21
HERE'S ROSE wITHOlvra THORN
Fine Blusi Product Exception of Gen.
 eral Rule.

"A rose oii stsln five feet long,
 and which is absolutely without x tllnrns, is on display at the chamber N of Commerce rooms: having been
 grown on a.. 2-year-old rose bush at z the home of K. E. Bloom, secretary Of
 of the chamber of csinmerce.
 Considerable ihtercst has been at
 trartea by the rose. whics, is beauti- Ill. in f0rnfs cclor, texture Ansi aroma greasay .resembssH Amer
 it0h Beauty Mir. Bloom says there is :GE 4a fkQrn on the bush, and all th. z tW erS ssbaor m 0n very long stems N xAe nanae sol the ruee Ss she Palmsro
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-10-21
WoMAN PHYSICIAN OF Y.
 ROYAL NElGHB0Rs HERE
Mrs. Annie Shepherd and Other High
 Officials Will Visit Local Lodge Saturday.

Mrs. Annie shepherd. supreme physician of >the Royal Neighbors ot America, whose home is at Chilli cothe, Mo-; Mrs. Elizs. Mumf2ri oi Bald Knob. state dsputy; and Mrs Grace l.. Morris of Dermott, district deputy. will be guests of the loca' lodge of the organization saturday evening. at special meeting to be held at Fraternity Hall, in West Sec sni avenue.
 Preparations for the special mest- ing have been perfected by the off cers of ,ha lodge and it is expected the full membership will be in atten- dance. All the work of the lodge will be carried out, the distinguished xisi- tors will make addresses, ana, re- |freshments. will be served dnrlnsSths eyenlng.e fs
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-10-21

why encounter ra,igue aud disap pointments hunting your wants In person. when The Graphic "c,asstfied' eSs will do the work better? Y
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-10-21
Girls Petition Granted.

Circuit Judge Grace yesterday granted the petition for the removal of disabilities of minority of Leslie rrice O'Neal, who was represented as being more than 16 years of age The court order permits the young woman to ratify an agreement as to the division of real estate inherited from her father, the late J. C. ONeai and the action of her mother ano guardian in purchasing property from ]. c. O'Neal, Jr,, with funds of the estate.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-10-21
TWO CHILDREN HAD GROUP.

The two children of J. w. Nix, Cleveland, Ga., had croup. He writes: Both got so choked up they could hardly breathe. gay them Foleys Honey and Tar and nothing else and it completely cur them" Contains no opiates. Cuts the phlegm: opens air passages Mann Pharmacy.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-10-21
New Suits,

Mrs. Annie Norris and eight other legatees unde rthe will of the late Robert Asa Rogers, among them the Davis hospital, yesterday filed suit in the chancery court here to effect a partition of certain real estate. The defendants named in the action are Caroline Socia of this county, John Humboldt Rogers and two others, who were also beneficiaries, under the will. The property sought to he di- vided is described as block seven of the west half of the. southeast, qnaf- tel. of the northeast quarter of sec ton nine township six south, range nine west :aslot three ofs blocks 15 of Rogers addition, and lot three of block 5a of Tannehill & Owens addi- ton. MT. Rogers died si in March. 1914. and the affairs of the estate have been practically closed. He be- queathed $500 to the Davis hospital for a roor, to be known as the "Rog- GUS room. 'r1fe hospital is entitled to CSC. of the real estate which will probably be ordered sold to eHect
 Mary ]. Lewis ct al., vs. lilly Adams ct ux is the title of a suit to recover SS12.34 and $70 attorneys fees, claimed on a mote, and to fore close a deed of trust to the east half of lot one of block 37, Tannehi!l < Owens addition.
 Other suits filed in the chancery court yesterday are:
 Terry Pearcc vs. Robert w. Trimble and Hazel Peck Trimble: notice of suit to set aside as fraudulent all conveVances from defendants of the south half of the northwest quarter of section six, township. seven, range six and other lands.
 ~lary Sorrells Dewoody vs. Horny Darts ets,X; to foreclose, mortgage on lot P of the subdivision of the north- west quarter of section eight, town ship six, range nine.
 1spL. A. Black ct al. vs. Sallie A. Jones; to foreclose mortgage on lots IS. 19 and 20. block eight, Jefferson Heights addition. zs
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-10-21
HEALED. BY CsUTlcU2A SOAP AND OINTMENT

My littlc boy suffered two weeks with some kind of d breaking out all over his body. It came ill litola>re;l pimDles and it
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-10-21

1okay Grapes, 15c lb.
 Oranges, 4oc and 5oc per dozen Seedless Raisins, ,loc package. CranbeIries, 15c per quart. Large Celery, 1Jc, or } for 25c. Can MusnIooins, 35c. Can Holsters, 35c. Can Deviled Crabs with s...ells,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-10-21

arc largest dealers ill and l9e merchandise ill the "n the United States Canda aid England This fact the of the markets to retail at our price No quantity ye have selected Friday 22n the Inspection Day of l. INVITATION to every this visit also to impress upon you the advantage of having WOOL REzIN PINE BLUFF
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-10-21
To Set Civil Docket.

FfCircuit Judge A. E. Grace annnunc- ed yesterday that he would meet the members of the local bar at ? o'clock Saturday afternoon, October 23, for the purpose of setting the civil dock ct for the October term.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-10-21

SALEsiMEN wsANTED WHO GAN sfll furniture quickly. Apply pksn- ager T. J. Collier. Sales syndicate, 43s Main @eh io a.. m. Saturday.
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The Hattiesburg news., 1915-03-10
HAS HtEA STANDING AS
LAWYER ON GULF COAST
Born in This District, Received Pri-
mary Education Here, and Took
Law Degree From Washington Uni
versity High Praise From His
Home Paper.

Walter M. Denny, Jr., of Pascagoula,
appointed by Governor Brewer to sue
ceed Judge j. Morgan Stevens as chan
cellor of this district, will go before
the voters of the district and ask
them to continue him in the office to
the end of the unexpired term.
Although formal announcement of
his candidacy would be inappropriate
until the special election has been
called to fill this office, Mr.. Denny to-
day authorized The News to say that
as soon as the election has been called
he will formally go before the voters
and ask for the position. T. c. Han
nah, of this city, and v. A. Griffith OF
Gulfport, already having made similar
informal announcements, it is prob
able that the race will be run off with
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The Hattiesburg news., 1915-03-10
MEXICAN RED CROSS
APPEALS FOR FOOD
FAMINE HAS BROKEN OUT IN
CAPITAL, 1T is STATED, AND
DAILY GETS WORSE.

Washington, ID. c., March 1O.-The
Mexican Red Cross has appealed to
the American Red Cross through Sec.
retary of State Bryan for food for the
population of Mexico City. The appeal
states that famine conditions in Mex
leo City are rapidly growing worse.
Secretary Bryan said that the State
Department would cooperate with the
Red Cross as far as possible.
Development in the Mexican situa-
tion awaits Carranza's reply to the
American note demanding an improve
ment in conditions in Mexico City. 1t
is indicated that the reply will be
favorable, although dispatches within
the last "a hours have left doubt in
the minds of the officials as to the
exact situation at the capital. Mes
sages received by the Villa agency
here say that Obregon has evacuated
Mexico City, and that Zapata troops
are in charge.
There has been no change in the
plans of the United States.
The Hattiesburg news., 1915-03-10
Death Mystery Is
Further rEntangled
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HERE'S WHAT THE
MYSTERIOUS WOMAN
, HAD IN HER GRIP

= Chief Bennett this afternoon re- =
= ceived a letter from the chief Of =
= police Of Vicksburg, giving an in .
= ventory and description OF the =
= clothing and articles carried by =
= the woman of mystery" =
= They were: .
= Red leather grip with the let =
= ters &c. R., Jackson, Miss" paint .
= ed on one end. Pasted over this =
= was a piece of paper with the =
= name MRS. A. A. Thompson, Hat .
= tiesburg, Miss" written on it.
= Found in her room were: One =
= cameo ring; one black hat; .
= blue veil; dark navy blue tailor =
= made suit; white silk waist; =
= white slip; a dark rubber rain =
= coat with velvet collar; piece =
= of white table oil cloth; pair Of Z
= patent leather slippers, slightly 4
= worn; a pair of patent leather 4
= shoes with cloth tops.
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The Hattiesburg news., 1915-03-10
COMPANY
MOVES TO MOBILE
The Moore Organization Will Remain
In Touch With Hattiesburg,
However.

The factory and offices of the W..
H. Moore Betting Company, which
have been located in Hattiesburg for
the last Is months, are to be closed
and transferred to Mobile, it became
known today. Mr.. Moore has been
engaged in business here for the last
nine years.
by moving to Mobile" he said this
afternoon, 81 not only remain just as
close, or closer to the Hattiesburg
field, as any other betting company in
the South, and l also gain the decided
advantage of being in a new field
which is much larger than the one
just occupied.
81 will still keep in close touch with
Forrest county and South Mississippi
The Hattiesburg news., 1915-03-10
Seventeen Scouts
Take RigidExanls
to be Tenderfeet
BOYS MAKE READY TO GO ON
THE HIKE FRIDAY
AFTERNOON.

Scoutmasters Of the Hatuesburg
Boy Scouts organization are today
putting the finishing touches on the
grading of the examination papers
turned in at the quiz given II youth
full applicants for membership. 1t will
be day or two, probably, before the
results are known.
Twenty-Five boys appeared at the
Commercial Club rooms Saturday
night, prepared to take the examina-
ton. Eight of them withdrew, how
ever, when they learned it was to be
a written one. A list of the boys who
took the examination is:
w. c. Strahan, Scoutmaster-A. X.
McInnis, Emmett McInnis, Rainsford
Gotten, Wilbur Jenkins, Paul Draugh-
i er, Robert Hemphill and Stanton Hall.
Gaines Hightower, Scoutmaster-
Champlin Moffett, Kirby Walker, Cad
des Williams and Joseph Brown.
| NJ. D. Broadfoot, Scoutmaster-Jo-
seph Haynen. Rudolph Hauenstein and
! Robert Hollingsworth.
B. M. Foster, Scoutmaster-Fox Gar.
rett, Rhea Smith, Joe Coursey and
Milton Askew.
This is a list of the questions asked:
Where was the first flag made?
Who planned the design?
Who made it?
What is the date of the first flag?
Why are there 13 stripes.
: What did the stars represent?
. What do the red, white and blu'
/ stripes and field signify?
What was the original number o
the stars? Why?
What are the customary forms o
respect due the flag?
Write the Scout oath in full.
Give 10 of the ~ points in tn
Scout law.
Arrangements for the hike to star
from the Court House Friday aftel
noon at 2:45 o'clock are being whippe
into shape today, and large numbe
of youngsters is expected to go on tn
trip which will insure the boys rt
turning to their homes before darl
The written permission from tn
parents of every participant is nece
sary.