context: After 1874, the club was headed by August Schauman. 107,000 books were printed during this period. Booklets were distributed mainly free of charge [11]. At the Annual Meeting held on May 24, 1883, a new Board of Directors was elected. Axel August Granfelt was elected as the superior and Uno Cygnaeus, the superintendent, S.G. Dahlström, the teacher, K. Lindroos, the teacher, and O. A. F. Lönnbohm, the teacher-candidate, were elected as members. [12] At the annual meeting of February 2, 1884, the Society's rules were changed and the Society was renamed Friends of Sober. [13]
question: Who acted as the leader of the Finnish Society for Morals after 1874?
answers.text: August Schauman