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The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1901-1982, 1913-10-02

pastor of the Baptist church for an
other year.
M. Strickland of Beebe was here
Thursday and Friday.
Joseph and Fred Day are in Ohio.
Tommie Day is in Chicago.
B. F. Winton is bookkeeper for the
Hogan Gin Co.
There will be a box supper at the
Baptist church the night of October
10.
October !.
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1901-1982, 1913-10-02

Miss jamie Hendrickson has re-
turned to the Normal at Conway.
Mr.. McHenry has done some fine
work on the road at the Gaps near
the Dunn hill. We need better roads
all over the county.
Rev. E. w. Day of Bristol was here
the past week on business.
September 30.
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1901-1982, 1913-10-02
Brief News of Faulkner
SOME OF THE HAPPENINGS DURING THE PAST WEEK IN
THIS COUNTY

rent. 1t seems that there are more
calls for land than there is land to
rent.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. John Pirtle last week.
September 80.
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1901-1982, 1913-10-02

eral more to enter.
People are rushing their cotton to
the market as fast as they get it out
this season.
VIII Gilmore sold his property in
the north part of town to John
Moody; consideration, $3.50.
Cotton sold here yesterday for
l4.1O per pound.
Virgil Townsend of near New
Hope, a high school student here Wis
tied homefolks Sunday
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1901-1982, 1913-10-02
DAMASCUS.

After a few days rain we are hav-
ing some nice, fair weather
Health is very good in this com
munity at this writing.
Four new boarding students enter.
ed school here Monday morning, run
ming the number up to 21, with sew
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1901-1982, 1913-10-02

news was received here today of
the death of T. P. McGlone, a we'll
known citizen of Enola. He was one
OF the county's Oldest settlers and was
a member of the Masonic fraternity.
under whose auspices the funeral was
conducted.
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1901-1982, 1913-10-02
NOTICE.

My books and accounts are in
charge of Miss Emma Dayton at my
'ofhce in the New Halter Building
All persons indebted to me are re-
quested to call and settle at their
earliest convenience.
oo'-"zt DIR. J. NJ. MUSE.
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1901-1982, 1913-10-02

day, but there will be preaching and
Sunday school next Sunday morning.
October /.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-12-05
Gin ebelmiitbigcr ~bmlgariider Gberlt.

Mitten in Dem tpiitbenoiten gln-
iturm zines bulgariiden &egiments
geaen Die Siirfen i'm lebten 8alfan.
frieg geipabrte Der aommanoant
S6erft @ltrifotp pI6blif auf Der
StrdBe elm ficincs fiinfi1briges M10-
den. Dos bon Iciner Mlttter alif ser
milben Sludt nerloren noroer ipar.
SIN ndd)iten algenblid m1reu Die
Bfer0e iiber bas &ino meggeiprengt.
"a iprang Sberit &urifom bonn 8fer-
De, mad)te elm paar S6ritte, Die i'm
pom &inoe trennten, FOB es aiif feline
9rme l1b manote iid 5uriif, nm ipie-
Der anf8uiisen. Sn bieiem lrgen-
blif fam ieoo6 cine @railate gcflo.
gen, Die iein 1ierb in Glide rib,
pabreno Der SberIt, Der ionit iider
berloren getpeien mare, beri9ont
blie6. so NOR Die Sbat, biirf bic
er benz ainoe bas 2eben eerettet bat
te, sur &ettung ieiues eigenen 9ebetts
aiSgeidlagen. unb in ieiner &iibrune
bieriiber lieB Der Sberit bas &inb aus
Der 5euerlinie bringen. 9a1 Der
S6la6t lieB er Dos feline @eien, oa
oelien gltern inter ocn obpaltenben
umitanben nidt 81 ermitteln marer,
81 iid na6 Satie, natnli6 nah 90.
fla bringer, mo er init Srau uno 6
&inoern Dobnt. .Himm es auf als
%iiebenteS", idrieb er oaau iei-
ner Srat, reg miro an unierem Gid
nod Elm @las fir Elm 10 armes &ino
iein."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-12-05
Der nn6aflidje gdaffner.

9rei Serren, oarnnter elm giien.
babn6ireftor, reiiten suIammen IN
einem ShneIl5uge. gei Der citation
Mielitid belt Der 3ug an, nno elmer
Der brei Heiienben, benz bic @egeno
unbefannt tpar, itedte ieinen 4spf
gum SenIter binaus unb fragte einen
tSdaffner bofli6: ,@as fir cine
citation lit oas, mein 2ieber2" -
uWielitih, natiirIibl@ erpiberte Der
miirriihe S6affner. Der giien-
6abnoireftor, Der Die unIiebensmiir-
oige @nttport gebort bate, benerfte
81 ieinen 9egleitern gerpanot: ,9as
gebt bod nidt, mir miiilen Dem 9e.
amten mebr Soflidfeit betbringen.
Wodten sic nidt an ben Sdaffner,
mern er 5uriiffomntt, nod)mals Die.
ielbe Srage i~tellens" Ser S6aff.
ner fam nieoer poriiber nno Der Serr
fragte: yShaifner, polIen sic mir
freunolifit iagen, mie bic Station
beiBt2" 0ieielbe @ntport tpie Dor.
Der, MIR nod nm einige GRADE brum-
niger. vSebt,@ iaste Ser Director,
otuer0e ib einmal nit Dem Manne
reoen, uno sic meroen iebeL pie
iein 9etragen lid 1noert." SIM
9enuBtiein ieiner @iiroe uno III ser
8oransiesiing, Dab ieine @esentpart
auf ben 8abnbeamten cine ouBeror.
.oentlide @irfung aiisiiben muBte,
itedte er BEN 9opf gum Bogenfeniter
binaus nnb fragte berriid. 0S1aff.
ner, mas fir cine Station mag oas
iein21 ~Sieb bod feIbit mad,
alter Soiotl" tonte es BON oralben 10
lait, Dab allie &eiienoen entiebt an
Die Seniter Ipranaen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-12-05
so mas babcn mir nid,t.

Gin reid)er @~utsbeiiser, oclicn
Stedenpfero Die Bflege zines iaponi.
iden @urtrnS nit 3pergbdunncn,
GbrplantDemcit nip. mar, batte 0en
iapaniidlen @eIanbten 5n @ait aela.
Den lltb 5cigte inn feline gauge @ciib.
ing. Ten iapmhiiden @urten lpar.
te er iifl dis beion0ere lteberrnidpnq
biz 5llest auf. Nahbem Der 8eIano.
te allies beiidtigt bette, fiibrte i'm ser
@ntsberr boil Stol3 Dor feline Rad.
biloung cines ehten iapaniiden Gar
tens. Ser @eion6te mar entsiidt:
8iutoerpoll, gon5 mlinoeroon z
lagte er, yin, 10 mas baben mir frei.
lid in Sapan nibtl"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-12-05
III, INNER nit Dem Sobe.

III, INNER nit Dem So0e.
Mus Dem @eingten erbellt, onB bic
aranfbeitserreaer az ieren n@iften1
3Gblem bic ben Moroern grobe
Sdtpierigfeiten bereiten fonnei. Die
@efdbrlibfeit Der Morometbooe nit
8afterien Iiegt BARN, bab es her Ser.
BREEDER nift in Der San6 bat, Dem
Eooe @ren5en 5u feben. DEM Der
COB ourd aranfbeitserreser 6eitimm.
fer grt trGgt Gins un6 3inies5inS;
NIT elmer 9biole, bic ben Seudenitoff
entbGIt, ldBt ii6 elm arieg beginnen
gegen ben cine offene Sblaft BARN.
los lit. Bon einem holerafranfen
aberdeen, bon eiiem init 9ppbns infi.
Sierten Drummer fam Die 8erni6tlng
ausgeben nn6 nit ben penigen Gobr.
den. ben 9asillenfultnren, Die &arl
Sopf In ieinem unteriroiiden 2abora.
forum aufeeitapeIt, bate er es in Der
Sanb, Branffurt nit Sammer unb
S6reden 5n iiberihiitten.
Der fonbeniierte COB in Der Weiten.
taide, oas 9eimiBtiein, iebe Sefunbe
Die @ernihtnng bermtsienoen 5u fon.
men, tit elm Madtfaftor, gegen ben
Sprannengeipalt unb @~oloesglan5
per6laiien. limb in oieier Waft Iiegt
ipobl audi bes &Gtbiels 9Siung, pa-
rum Die @ifte be5allbern, tparum iie
BON ltn5abligen 8n allen 3etten in
allen 9anbern benltbt tperben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-12-05

SntereFante Gpiiobe aus Der aaufbabn
hes eifernen aan5ltrs.

Mnaeiidts Der tiiralia erfolsteIl
grlebiguns Der W~elfentrage wh0
ouf bic ipenis befannte 9atia9e 5ins
qetpieien, bab I'M Sabre 1858 9tss
n1ard angeboten ipurbe, IN oas pans
nobsrfde Miniiterium S9ele et1laus
trsten. gismard, Der bon BEN wtts
niIter 8acmeifter in bieier Hidtuns
fonbiert tpurbe, ertldrte aber, {
tonne fem preubentum ntdt nte
einsn Mod aus5ieben unb benz 8o@
niarei9 SannoDer r,ur bienen, .ipertrt
Der RSnis Sanb in !9anb nit preiis
zen sebea piirbe. Sn ben .geoar1
ten unb grinnerunsenA beridtet e
iiber feline entideibenben unterre<
bunsen nit benz blinben &Onts 9es
org:
Scr a5nis tpollte, baB bic Sat=
fade nn5erer 8efpreGuns niht be-
fonnt lperbe, bate mid aber nm
flint llbr our 9afel befoblen. "
lam auf bic 5rase, Oh ib iein ytts
nifter tperben nDIe, rtbt 3nrud,
fpnbern perlanste nnr BON mir als
SaGtunbisen in bunbestaslidsn @e.
fddften einen @ortras iiber bic art
nnb @eiie, tpie bic @erfafung Don
1848 nit Silfe BON 8unbesbei9liAs
fen repibiert nerben fDnne. Na4bem
i6 meine Mnii9t entptdelt battle,
perlanste sr cine i6riftli9e &ebats
tipn berfelben, uab Stpar ouf Der
@tele. Sd f9rieb alfo in Der un<
sebulbisen 0a6baridaft bes an
bemfelben Slide fibenben 8Dniss
bic Sauptaiise bes Operationsplanes
nieber unter ben erf9iperenben un@
itdnben, bic Elm ielten gebrau9tes
S6reibseug bereitete: Stnte bid, Sc
Der fdls9t, papier raub, 20fdblatt
ridt porbanoen; bic BON mir selie<
ferte, bier Seiten lange Sfaatsiarift
nit ibren Sintenfleden mar niht
nls elm fanaleimdBises Munoum ans
auieben. Der &Dnis fdrieb iiberz
baupt nur feline llnteri9rift, unb
aud biefe fhiperlid in benz Sc
in ipelfem er BEG @ebeim<
miles tpegen mid empfansen bate.
Sas @ebetmnts tpurbe freili9 ba<
burd unterbroden, bab es bariiber
feds lbr s~efporOen mar unb bet
auf flint befoblenen Sti6seieqf9aft
llrla9e Der @erfpdtung nidt
entseben tpnnte. 4ls bic binter
benz &Dnis ftebenbe llbr f9lus.
er ouf unb sins portlos unb
nit elmer Bel feiner 8linbbeit iiberz
S9ne1isteit unb @i9er<
beit bur9 bas NIT MSbeln beieBte
8ema9 in bas benadbarte S9laf<
unb qnfleibe5immer. Sd blieb alz
lein, obne DIRECTION, obne &enntnis
Der 2ofalitGt bes S1loEes, MIR
cine aeuBeruns bes aSniss
unterri9tet. bob bic cine Der brei
in bas Sdlaf5immer Der an
ben Mafern frart liegenben &Dniz
gin fiibrte. No9bem i6 mir bate
|a9erl mlinen, Dob 1iemonb fommen
mid gu geleiten, trat i9 bur9
bic brittle Sir binous unb fanb mid
.tnem Sofaien gegeniiber, Der mid
1i9t tonnte unb iiber mein grz
in biefem Seile bes
erfhroden unb dufaereat
nor, fid iebp6 %berubigte, ols id
Dem @ccente feiner miBtrauiiden
5rase entipre9enb englild antipor<
n1b gu Der f5nislt6en Safel
gu iperben perlonste.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-12-05
Gbcitatiitif ans Yaris.

Die eben eri9ienene Barrier 8e>
bOlterunssitatiitit fir Das Sobr 1912
ertbdlt intereifante 3ablen iiber @bes
19lleBnngen unb @bef9eibungen in
parts. SIN sanSen iinb i'm bergars
serlen Sabre 31,611 Chen geI9loffen
tporben. Sn 81 SdlleR bappn mar
Der 8rdutisam iiber % Sabre dlter
als Die 8rout unb in iii SdIlen
tparen Die 8riute erbebli9 alter aIs
lbre fiinftisen gbemGnner. Bon
2905 Wittpern fdritten 813 aura
5fpeiten Male gum Stanbesomt, ehsD
nod bas SrauerSabr abgelaufen mar;
81 barunter i9oben bic speite gbs
tebo4 binaus, bis iiber 25 Sabre felt
Dem Spbe Der erften @attin peraat,z
gen fparen.
Wttipen, bic fih tpieber perbeirotef
baber, finben iid In Der Statiftif
ntht piele; nGmIi6 unter 2525 niir
q. unb unter bieien bic meiifen erif
nd9 ~20idbriger Witpenf6aft. ginen
9runb bierfiir gibt bic Gtotiffit
nt9t an. 10 b~artsefottene Sunaaez
fellen iinb i'm Sabre 1919 nod NIT
Is Sa6rsn ober bariiber in Spmens
gonbe aef4Iaeen iporben, unb ars
9egenftiid gu linen fpeiB bic Gtotiz
It'll BON 5'pei iuneen 8rduien i'm sars
ten Utter bon 70 Sabren su %eraa6Ien.
Die friid gcfdlpffenen @ben nos
ren in eifisen SdIlen nicbt bon aros
Der 8oiitr, oenn feds junge paare
lieBsn ii4 ipieber f9eiben, Bel bener
tpeber ser" nod .iie@ bas bitter BON
20 Sobren credit bntten. Daoeoert
nennt bic Gtotiftit ni6f fpeniaer ala
go paare. Die fi9 nod i'm Differ porA
Is ober mebr Sahren fdeiben Itesen!
Der bdufidIte s6sibunssgranb nor
I'M pergandeneh ssabre ,f6pere 8e4
leioigung.., nrn btbeutenb fpeniaer
Chen nur ECO mirben tpeoen
ltntrsue aeFdiehen. Sn BEN meifen
6dIlen oieicr lbungen, ndmlid,
253 3sssn II mar Der elm
cenbof Der Gbfmann.
O. - 4 10 g. ~ - a4N
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slber i'd bitt' sic.

e9enneu Sic oic rgettlcrin bon,
8ont bcs 4rtsss 5ran aommersien.
ratb2 sIber i6 bitt' sic, SEER
9oftor, nit iolde Gent bam rier mir
an tbuni@
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-12-05

Der Se lib tnb Der Mstna Iinb
nitmals beihs ~ eleitsr s3eit tGtig.
The Chitina leader., 1913-10-14
HOPE LIES THERE

That the House will favoraby report the Alaska railway bill during the closing hours of the session good the inhabitants of the interior of Alaska The bill has been favoraby reported in the Senate and with the acceptance of the bill by the House. it will have official standing which should far towards making early business at the next and regular session of Congress in December.
 The importance of railway building in Alaska is probably appreciated in the interior than the coast We realize that without speedy assistance in the of railroads interior Alaska is bound to go down hill instead of forward it should Town and country have gone far they in the interior without assistance in the way of better tnspor ation facilities and cheaper aids of every kind to empire building. land of magnificent distances, Alaska only develop slowly and in spots spot favored by stream rail ngress and Water work not half the me while rail work all the time and there be comparison between the two transportation possibilities
 Given railroad into the interior and everything in the development and upbudng would be easier The thought that railway almost certain within
 reasonable time is the sustaining force upon which the people of the Panama must exist to great extentFarbanks News Miner.
The Chitina leader., 1913-10-14
A CLOSE CONNECTION

The smaness of the world be brought home to mind by the thought of the extent of the country which lies nearest to this part of Aaska-Russa From Berng straits need travel just through that land and reach China Persia Austria and Scandinavia. That country connects, might say, famed Kotzebue Sound anyway the Domede Islands, and their warus hunting Capsencks and Peuks with the land of Omar the domnons of Confucus the home of the Goths and Huns and the that discovered Anvil Creek Around that country the civilizations of the Orient and the Occiden Across strip of to the south be the gmmer of the lights of the mosques Consannople and the Sublime Porte and the Turkish gun boats in the Dardanees while strip of the North can be the gloos of Teller city and Shsmare and the lights of the Mary Sachs that went through vciss tudes than any old Turkish gunboat, by the wayNome Nugget
The Chitina leader., 1913-10-14
HE CLEANED THE AUGEAN STABLES

The presence in our midst this week of Judge Paul dHeirry reminds that Chtina has the most efficient trustworthy official who has presided the office of U commissioner and recorder of that precinct He man of exceptional capacity for an of knd and thoroughly honest and fair in all his dealings In the earlier days of Washington state Judge dHeirry assistant credabe record for himself and his superior The scandal that attached the office of commissioner Chna in former days thing of the past and all elements satisfied with the capable administration of the present incumbent who has made the orderly and safe to reside tary n In recently reappointing Judge dHeirry Judge Brown performed a creditable and deserving act.
The Chitina leader., 1913-10-14

Another appointment was made yesterday by the U. s. marshal. As was predicted he named Frank Hoffman as deputy marshal for the new Chisana gold diggings. In se- curing permission from the attorney general to make this appointment, Marshal Brenneman pointed out the high cost of living in the new camp and the necessity for an increase of salary above the usual allowance of s1,S00 per year. The department at Washington saw the justice of this suggestion and accordingly fixed the salary at $2,500 per year, or S20S.33 per month, the largest salary received by a deputy in the division, although some make more than that through the feeding of prisoners. MT. Hoffman was form- erly police officer at Valdez and later was engaged in mining in the Nizina district. He is now at Val deg and will soon proceed to his new district, where he will undoubtedly prove an efficient officer and work in harmony with Judge Diamond, who will shortly go there to take up his new duties of United States con- m ssioner and recorder.
The Chitina leader., 1913-10-14
ESTABLISHED ROUTES TO cH1sANA

Not only the people of Cordova and the Copper River country but the thousands of prospeco from Alaska and the states who contemplate making trip to the Chsana country congratulated that short and comfortable has been established George C. Hazelet at the head of an expedition has bazed the trail and set the beacon lights that travellers may easily follow Through persistent work and good judgment in picking out route, many dangers have been avoided and ampeders
 without any degree of danger The distance short and it will hereafter be easy matter to by foot or with horse dog team from Mccarthy to the Chsana Some time ago it was clearly demonstrated that the most feasible and shortest route to the dggngs via Cordova and Mccarthy It has been definitely established that the winter route from Mccarthy shoe safer and easily traversed
The Chitina leader., 1913-10-14
NOTICE OF FORFEITURE
To Alex. Nesbitt, his heirs, admins trator, assigns, successors or per sonal representatives:

To Alex. Nesbitt, his heirs, admins
 trator, assigns, successors or per
 sonal representatives,:
 You are hereby notified that have expended in labor and inn proyements for the year 1912, the sum of One Hundred Dollars on each of the following named claims, or in total the sum of Sixteen Hundred Dollars, the "Pacer," "Mayflower, "Slocum," Red Jacket" Red Jacket No. g." and Independence. The Hercules" "Sandow," and Sampson" The "Rosey No. l." and "Rosey No. g." The Lucky Strike;" "Fairview," "Esperanza, "Webfoot," and Yankee" all situ- ated in the Chitina Mining and Recording District, Territory of Alaska, and which have been duly recorded in the office of the United States commissioner, in and for the Chitina Mining District, at Chitina, Alaska.
 The above amounts have been ex- pended in order to hold the said claims under the provisions of the law concerning annual labor upon mining claims, being the amount re- quired to hold said above named mining claims. And you are fur ther notified that if, within ninety (90) days after the last publication of this notice you fail to contribute your proportion of said expenditure, which is one-sixth (1-6) of the whole, your interest in said claims will become the property of the undersigned, your co-owner.
 JAMES MCCONNELL.
 First publication Sept. 23, 1913.
 Last publication Dec. 23, 1913.
The Chitina leader., 1913-10-14
NEW WINTER RESORT

Predictions not wanting that Panama will very soon be the winter resort for people from this country Instead o going to Bermuda Jamaica Cuba the Isle of Pines else within easy sailing exchange Americans expected be seeking Panama droves before the passage of two after the opening of the canal In the first place.
 1t will be of easy and be reached by the short voyages from Galveston New Orleans, the longer from New York Boston, The will not be large and is expected that the facilities will be far superior to those offered upon the Bermuda trade Panama also heahfu place. and is the intention of the Panama ment, we'll country, to keep it healthfu.
The Chitina leader., 1913-10-14

WASHINGTON, Oct. 14.-A de- bate in the Senate yesterday made the fact evident that the Democratic leaders will not favor any recess until after the currency bill is dis posed of. There is a strong senti- ment among some of the senators to take a recess and allow the bill to go over to the December session. It is said, however, that the president is very much opposed to any such action.
The Chitina leader., 1913-10-14
Anthony J. Diamond, the Valdez

Anthony J. Diamond, the Valdez attorney who was recently appointed u. s. commissioner for the Chisana district, will not be able to leave for his new district until after the snow flies. Realizing the necessity for having an onicial on the ground at once, Judge Brown has issued temporary commission to J. J.. Finnigan to serve as commissioner and recorder until the arrival of Judge Diamond. During the past few weeks Judge Finnigan has been acting as deputy recorder under ap- pointment from former Commis- sioner Morgan. In the meantime some of the miners held a meeting and named Ned Hill as recorder. And both have been acting. The appointment of Judge Finnigan will tend to straighten out matters and keep the records in one office. If sufficient expense provision can be allowed it is expected that Hal Hoff- man, formerly chief of police at Valdez, will go to the Chisana as deputy U. s. marshal. When both commissioner and marshal are prop erly established in the new camp it is expected that the court will act on two or three applications for liquor license.
The Chitina leader., 1913-10-14
AMERICAN ATHLETIC SUPREMACY

The United States and England have usually been accounted the foremost nations in athletic sports Recently two veteran English professional champions. The superiority of American British athletes at the Olympic still worries John Bull Evidently Uncle Sam is sport The English temperament is not favorable to the highest results There greater alernes the American that adjusts itself instantly to the critical exgences of
 petitve sport The Engshman thinks slowly and does not always opportunity until it passes. Engshmen
 whole take life easy. Perhaps they get out of it that way The American goes to wn either business sport
The Chitina leader., 1913-10-14
BIOLOGISTS VIEW OF THE NELCHINA

member of the government geological survey party made brief examination of the Nechna placer field And the authority of the director of the survey he has immediately given publicity his findings and views He tells of the location of the district and the reach it. He believes that of the claims worked upon during the past summer worthy of further development larger scale But he deprecates the poorly equipped amess little stampedes that usually result in stalking banks Geoogst Martin cannot affirm the of the gold believes that recommendation from extremely disseminated gold the bench gavs adequate source However does know that the determination of the extent of the district workable placer ground must await solution until work has been done There will be no disagreement that point.
 -O-O-O
 The income tax finally fixed up will give little assistance to Carnegie in his efforts to die poor