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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-12-04


"Porgy" is painted against a
background Of real southern spir-
itual songs, which were provided the
Theatre Guild by the Society for the
Preservation Of Spirituals in
Charleston and Miss Nan Bagby
Stephens, a connoiSseur of this old
southern folk music.
The haunting, blue strains OF
these songs as hummed and moaned
by the large cast is exceedingly i'm
questionable. These spirituals, more
so than any words, truly express the
soul and emotions of the Negro.
Theirs is the lot Of community
and not individual sorrow. When
misfortune comes to one, a whole
neighborhood sings and weeps of it.
There is a scene in "Porgy'' where
Catfish Row stages saucer collec-
ton to bury one of its citizens. The
neighborS come in to view the
corpse, contribute their bit to the
burial fund and then join in the
singing of sorrowing spirituals.
It is a poignant picture as the
shadows of dusky folk etch them
selves across the whitewashed wall
as they sing:
Death, amt you got no shame,
Death, amt you got no shame,
got no shame"
1t is not always sorrow, for there
is the folk song of joy, as when
Willie, who has imbibed too much
white mule" rolls into Catfish Row
singing:
my nanny tell me, long time
ago,
Son, don't you marry, no gal
you know.
Spend all your money, eat all
your bread,
Dey gone to Savannah and LET
you TO- dead"
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lLENCE FAILS
! ROUSE FEAR
FOR EIELSON
Aviator Is Familiar With
Arctic, Point Out
0ptimistS.
BIZ Science serUice

6V CCttftCc otT
NEW YORK, Dec. 4.-Ben Eielson,
Arctic flier, now lost in the Berlng
sea area, has a good chance OF re-
turning to civilization safe and well
even If he is not heard from LOT
DAYS. Those who know both BleI-
son and the Arctic hold this opinion.
Once before, Eielson was lost IN
the Arctic. He and wilkins, the
famous explorer, Travelled over the
ice-covered sea after forced land
ing. Since then Eielson has flown
extensively in the Arctic and Ant
arctic.
To Vilhjalmur Stefansson, the
great exponent of the friendly arc
tic. no aviator or explorer Is lost IN
the Arctic if fhe knows its secrets
and has proper equipment, princi-
pally rifle and dog. StefansSon
claims that one cartridge is good
for a hundred pounds Of game meat
ON the average and that game can
be found in any part OF the ICY
north. ,.,,,,,
am 1927" says Stefansson, Will
kins and Eielson showed what tilers
can do in the far north. When, as
stated they made their safe forced
landing in night and blizzard on
the mack north of Alaska, they dld
not know how far from shore they
were After a fairly comfortable
night in the cabin OF their plane
they discovered when the weather
cleared that they we're drifting on
cake of ice which their seXtent and
chronometer told them was about
100 miles north from Point Barrow.
1.-THE patrol was exhausttd' the
drift of the foe was rapid, with
omen water all around. There was
nothing to do except break up the
aeroplane and fashion Sledges
against the time when the wind
should stop. giving the frost
chance to cement the ice. They were
carried 100 miles southeast in three
days. q.
''When the drift stopped and the
ice set fast they were about ninety
miles from shore northeast OF
Point Barrow. Dragging their
sledges, they walked this distance
in eleven days, again without hard
ship except for the pain Of Eielson's
frozen fingers, a frostbite that had
taken place before the forced land
ing, when he had been so careless
as to work with bare hands on a
metal engine with metal tools at 30
degrees below zero.
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in the Civic Theatre. Membership
costs So annually, and every mem
Der is entitled to a discount of one
third on one ticket for each produc-
ton. Memberships may be secured
by application to the Civic Theater
Playhouse, Nineteenth and Ala
bama streets.
o n
indianapolis theaters today offer:
Lilies Of the Field" at the Play
house, 1.-THE Forward Pass" at the
Circle, Little Jack Little at the In
diana, "Sweetie" at the Ohio, 1.-THE
Tanning of the Shrew" at the Pal
ace, Sunny Side Up" at the
Apollo, Acquitted" at the Lyric.
burlesque at the Mutual, and movies
at the Colonial.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-12-04
SHANK FUNERAL SET
Rites to Be Held at Home; Burial
at Anderson Cemetery.

Funeral services for Carlin H,
Shank, SIS, former county commits
sioner and brother of the former
mayor, Lew Shank, who died Mon
day night as the result of a heart
attack, will be held at I p. m.
Thursday at the home, Thirtieth
street and Shadeland drive.
Burial will be in the Anderson
cemetery on East Tenth street.
Besides being an important figure
in the storage business, Mr.. Shank
was active in Republican politics,
having been elected county COM
missioner in 1916. He held the Of
flee two terms, retiring in 1922.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-12-04
SPIRITUALS TELL OF
REAL NEGRO LIFE
The New York Theatre Guild Sends 'Porgy' With Cas-
of SKty-Five to EngIish's Thursday Night.

WHILE the Theatre Guild calls Pogy folk play by Du Bose and
w Dorothy Hayward this Negro life in the south which
beginning Thursday night might right
fully msico-dama operetta tragic
Although it essentially straight play the production includes
sixty-hve
of musical numbers
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-12-04
POLICE WAGE
WAR ON GANGS
Kansas City Department Is
Ready for Action.
BIZ United Press

By United Press
KANSAS, CITY, Mo-, Dec. 4-De-
tectives under Chief E. P. Boyle,
who declared that "if it's a war the
gangsters want, we'll make them like
it," today had brought four gang
bandits to headquarters and still
were visiting underworld haunts.
The entire department was mobi-
lized by Boyle and instructed to re-
taliate, without mercy, against out
breaks of gang defiance, in which
Detective Bert Haycock was fired
upon and Partolman G. H. Ding
man Jr., seriously injured. !
Those arrested admitted they were
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-12-04
Mad Dog Bites Three

BIZ Times Special
CARMEL, Ind, Dec. IA dog
which bit three persons here was
found to have been suffering from
rabies. Those bitten are taking
Pasteur treatment. They are Mrs.
Elmer Jeffries, Miss Frances Clark
and Herbert JeffrieS, 4.
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TEACHERS WILL MEET
Five Speakers Listed on Program Of
County Body Educational.

Marion county school teachers,
meeting at Warren Central high
school Saturday, will hear Frank D.
Slutz of Dayton, speak on Lost
on Dress Parade"
Other speakers will be the Rev.
J. B. RoSemurgy, pastor of Irving
ton M. E. church; Charles F. Miller,
superintendent of indianapolis
schools; Mrs. B. M. Golden, secre-
tary of the children'S museum, and
Ray D. EYerSon.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-12-04
Farmers Body Found

BIZ United Press
VALPARAISO, Ind, Dec. 1.-The
body of Julius Schultze, 70, was
found on his farm near where he
had been watering horses. He was
subject to heart disease.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-12-04
Minister Kills Self

BD Times SDeciGJ
FIT. WAYNE, Ind, Dec. 4.-The
Rev. Edwin M. Gross, 46, born and
educated here, is dead at Grand
Rapids, Mich, suicide by shooting
while respondent over illness,
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THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

members of one gang. They are
John Watson, Joe Herson, Charles
NJ. Curtis and Morris H. Grimm.
The first three confessed they fired
upon Dingman.
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The first printing machine, in
vented by Gutenberg in 1440, looked
like a cider press-as different from
the modern press as wheelbarroW
g from an automobile.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-12-04
$4,000 Saved for Christina.

RN Times Special
GREENFIELD, Ind, Dec. 4. --
Banks of Hancock county will dis
tribute $4,000 in Christmas savings
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-03-08
MOVE POHODLNE sTOLICKY
v AUDITORIU MA STEELTON

Farnost' NajsvatejSieho Mena
Jezis zak1pila pre- skolskt audi
torium move vel mi pohodlnt
stolicky Gene 100000. Pravc
toho tyzdna umieStncnt boly V
auditoriume.
Iakilpenie tych stoliciek, dl'a
nascj mienky, .je tou najlcpsou
prlpravou pre- ten vel 'ko!epy, p0-
hyblivy obraz "krap kral 'ov''.
ktory bude ukazovanr V skolskom
auditorinme dla Is. II. marca.
Pri kazdej zabave, ako divadlo,
potrebne je pohodIn6 sedadIo, a.
by sd mohol clovek dobre citit -.
kto by tomu neveril, moze sa veP
mi fahko a osobne pre,svedcit'.
ked 81 p6jde pozret' "kraPa
kral 'ov'', ktory bude ukazovany
ma Steelton.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-03-08

re polievka je trocha husta, pri-
dame vody a urobime ju takou
riedkou, aeo sa nam paci. ia e.
Ste vezmem lyzicu masla l ci-
bul 'ku, pokrajam ma drobno a
poprazim a vlejem do polievky.
TAX je vel mi smacna.) .
O tejto polievke nase matky do
bre znaju, ia to opisujem len pre-
nase mlade americke nevesty.
Pritom odporlcam kazdej Slo-
venke vrele, ably 81 kipila kniz-
ku "Domaceho Lekara a Radcu'
ktorej je mnoho dobrych ku-
chanskych predpisov, poucenia %
nemociach lieteni ako al mno-
no vseobecnych porad, potreb-
nFch kazdemu. Knihu 81 mozete
zadovdzit' prostredn1ctvom redak-
cie tychto novfn alebo prosto cd
p. Pavla Jamrisku, 62S Grant ST.
Pittsburgh, Pa.
Som Vasa oddana
Klamarova.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-03-08
VEDA A CENY vAJEC.

Tejto zimy sii lacne vajcia. Pla-
time "a cerstvt po 50c tucet, kdcz-
to in: zilny platicvali sme po
zoe, roe i Soc.
Prieinou zlacnania vajec je to,
ze veda zamicSala sa do tejto prv
celkom sillsromnej veci k1r. u
cenci sa doznali, ze daktore kury
znesd Wac vajec zine, nezli inc.
Vysetrovali prisli ma to, ze tie
prvf drzane boly teplych, sve-
tlych a zdravotnych kurnikoch a
krmene boly dobre, kdezto tym
druhym bolo V knrnikoch zima,
tina a nczdravo a melody dobre
krment. Teraz tito tajnoSt' az
vedia vsetci pestovatelia kilr a
preto name dostatok vajec v
zine, "a nizku cenn. ..
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-03-08
MANzELSKA TRAGEDIA .
PRI NEWTON FALLS

Vo Stvrtok rano udala sa man
zelska tragtdia pri Newton Falls.
Mrs. Maude Bailey, 40-r"Gna man
zeIka Channccya BaiIyho naprcd
smrte! - l1es>li ala svoiho mu-
Ia a Totoln zastrcI.l; Sebn. Bailey
*bol vstave za.Gt X .tdom, kto-
rym povedal, &c no zcna po'tr;e-
Pala potion odpadol do bezve-
donna. Y tom Ckamzeni susedia
poculi druhy vystrel zastihli
videt' obIokom, ako Baileyho
manzeIka odpadla ma zem.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-03-08
DAKUJE PAM KLAMAROVEJ
IA PREDPISY.

Ctena pani Klamarova !! Chcem
sa Yam pod 'akovat' "a Vase kn-
charske predpisy, ktore podava-
te. ia som 81 uz ddvno ziadala,
ably dakto podaval podobnt re-
cepty. TAX som upekla tie masel-
Milky (rozky), ale myslim, re ma
budice bud1 lepsie. | ia podam
buddcne predpis ma jedny, AXE
som jedla u jednej kucharky, kto
ra mi povedala, ze take rad jeda-
val nebohy cisar Franc Jozef. ia
teraz nemam receipt, lcbo ncmp-
riam, muslin teda najprv odmc-
rat a potion podam vSctko. Me
je ami draho ich upicct'.
Dobre je mat V kuchyni rozpo-
Get vydavkov ma jedlo ked' ho
name, musfme sa no drzat'. Da-
kedy veru nevystane ma drah6 Pc
civa. Father Kocis p1sali nediv-
no, ably SINE oferovali ma Maticu
Skolskn a ked' budcme drah6
kel5si piect', tax nedamc mic. lcbo
nevystane. i
Teraz vam sestry Youngstown
ske prajem mnoho chuti do prace
vo vasom politickom klube. Rada1
by som vas poeut' dakedy po
radio, lebo nem6zem teraz vel a
chodit'. Len pracujte, mile sestry
ma pozdvihnuti slovenskej zeny,
ably 81 mohla stat smelo do radu
vzdelanych zien inych narodno-
sti.
A Wy. PAM Maruskinova, preeo
sa neozvete? w som davno cd
vas mic necltala. Dopisujme do
tychto novfn a poucujme sa.
Ostavam vaSa verna sestra,
Julia Barliak.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-03-08
VYZNAM CERSTVEJ ZELENI-
NY v STRAVE.
Julia Barliak.
F. Il. I. s.

Cerstva, listnata zelenina je
najvacsmi potrebnou cast'ou stra-
Wy, poveda Miss Marie Doerman,
specialistka V obore potravin.
Dolezitost' zeleniny ako potravy
spociva tom, re zelenina obsa-
huje cenne mineralne sldceniny a
vitaminy.
Miss Doermann odpordca, ably
sa zelenina - pokial' mono list
nata - jedla najmenej tri razy
denne. Keby SINE sa pridrziavali
tohoto pravidla, nebolo by nam
treba uzfvat' t. Nv. "jarnych po-
silnujicich liekov.''
X listnatym zeleninam, ktore
obsahuj1 vel'ke mnozstvo mine
ralnych sl1cenfn a vitaminov, pa
tria menovite salat, kapusta, spi-
nat, kapusta chrestova, listy pn-
pavy a cvikl' a. Pretoze v tejto
rocnej dobe cerstva zelenina ie
hodna dost' penazi, je mono ze-
leninu zamienavat' talk, ze raz sa
pouzije zeleniny konzervovanej,
druhy raz zeleniny varenej a tre-
ii raz zeleniny cerstvej. Tento
rozvrh je hospodarny a zarucuje
rozmanitost'.
Nevarena zelenina podrzi 100
procent svojej vyzivnej ceny, "a
tial' co varena zelenina m6ze IL
tratit' niektore vel'mi cenne w
zivne sdciastky. Mnozstvo NINE
ralnych sldcenin vo varenej zele-
nine mono vo vacsine pripadov
urcit tym sposobom, jakym sa
zelenina vari. Zelenina, ktora sa
varf vo vel l'kom mnozstve vody,
nebude po vareni obsahovat' tax
znacne mnozstvo zeleza, ako zele-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-03-08

i : ! <
nina, ktora sa varf v malom mnoz
stve vody. TAX iste al mnohe vi
tamfny s1 "lRmrcovane' pridl-
hym varenim. Ak ME je zelenina
pridlho varena, ma lcpSiu chut'.
Akakol 'vek tekutma, ktora costa
ne po uvarenf zeleniny, mala by
sa upotrebit' pre- smotanu policy
ku alebo omacku.
Zeleniny, ktort mono dat ma
st6l nevarene, ably tym bola "a
chovana ich vyzivna cena, sn ma
pr. salat, cakanka, kapusta Str
bak.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-03-08
MODNA BARVA DAMSKYCH
CRIEVICIEK.

New York diktuje barvu pre-
,tohorocne damske erievicky: je to
beige-ova. Boly vynajdene ~ roz-
ne odtienkye tejto barvy. Beige
barva $ ruzovym odtienkom je
mencj vyhl 'adavana, velkej OBJ
Pube sa ale tesla vsetky odtienky
zltkastt. Barvy, po ktorych je mai
vacsia poptavka, majn Navy
Lido Beige, ''Sand Beige a
Sunburn Beige.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-03-08

| 2 Dunajova, Gabor Valchovej,
,Juro Turiak 20 StaSkova, Kubo
Chlastiak z Otoznic, Juriac, Sato-
ra Gavel asi Vielicky, tedy
Slovaci prevaznc 2 kysilckeho
kraja Poliaci. Mlynarcik, On
draS, Turiak, Satora a Gavel po-
chadzali este Uhorcikovcj dru-
ziny. Okrem toho NAL Janos1k
mnoho tajnych prilezitostnych
pomocnikov, ukryvacov, precho-
vavacov (na pr. Sutkovci Juro a
Kubo z Krasneho, Rafaj, ktori
mu dodavali pusny prach, gul ky
i Utmost, atd y. Zaujimave je,
re l'udove podania udavajn vatSi-
nou eel 'kom inc mena. Podl a
nich Janosikovi druhovia sa me-
novali: Uhorcik, Surovec, Hraj-
noha, Adamcik, Ilcik (vyzvedae
druziny),. Garaj, Postavcik, Par
ke,~ kucha, Durica Gajdosik-
Mlynarcik (hudobnik)s V sku-
tocnosti iba UhorGik a aida i
Gajdosik-Mlynarcik boil memo
vanych jeho druhovia. u ostat-
nych niektore mena patrily sice
skutocnym zbojnikom, ktori vSak
JanoSlk ON nemali nicoho spo-
locntho, ba ami nezili s MIN sii-
casne. TAX Jakub Surovec naro-
dill sa az T.. IT'S, tedy 2 roxy 20
smrti Janosikovej a boil 20. sep
tembra r. 1740 Brezne kolesom
lamany potom este st'atT "pod
viselnicami''. Nitran Hrajnoha,
(povestny skokan tanecnik)
zbojnicil kedysi polovici VIII.
storocia Bielych Karpatoch az
no chytili a ma Smolenickom
zamku zavesili ma hak a ked'
dlho nemohol skonat', lamali no
este kolesom. Jeho 1dajnI po-
klad, skryty dutom dubc. nasli
r. 1873 ned 'aleko NadaSu taIian-
ski robotnici, zamestnani pri
stavbe drahy. Adamcik zbojnicil
ma svoju past n aMorave, Ilcik v
Trencianskej. Garaj I'll vari este
pred Janosikom. Ostatnt, l'udom
vzpomienanf mena, 1dajnych ia
noSfkovych dfnhov sii akistc W.
bajent.
TAX stal sa JanoSik zbojnikom.
a tax pocaly obavane, ale slavne
kiisky jeho druziny - ktorIch
81 podrobnejsie povieme nieco bu-
dncne. Janosik 81 toho zasluhuje,
le bo Janosik to je kus slovenske-
no boja "a slobodu.
m ~
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-03-08
PRE- NASE KUCHARKY.
(T. o.

V predoslom dopise sP1bila
som podat' ako sa robia "Bozie
milosti''. Tuna je predpis:
2 hrnceky bielej mhky.
zltkov.
lyzku m1ckoveho cukru.
/ citronovn korku sotrenu.
4 lyzky vina.
\, cajovej lyzieky soil.
Preosejeme muku ma stol, uro-
bime jamku do prostriedku a pri-
dame do nej 6 zltkov, sol, sotre-
MI citronov1 k0rku jedneho ci-
trona, vino. To vSetko smiesat'
lahko rukou, coho sa ma uro-
Bit cesto, to rozvalkame ma ten
ko, pokrajame nozom ma k1sky a.
81 / inc (c6l) sirky a "a ince
dlzky a vidlickou ich okraslime.
Vyprazime ich hor1cej masti,
tax ako sa vyprazajd sisky (pam-
pusky). q hor1cej masti sa vybe-
ri ma peknn dlhn misu a posypl
mdckovym cukrom. (Bozie milo
sti s1 vel mi prihodne, ked' vas
priatel'ky prfdu navstivit'. Mozu
stat j diva tyzdne s1 vzdy svie-
re sypke.)
Fazulova polievka ma gaz-
dovsky sp6sob.
TIL ia mann vel'mi rada:
3 kvarty vody.
4 7emiaky vel'ke.
/ funt zelenej fazule (m6ze
byt' plechevice).
Soil pridat' torko, aby bola
polievka smacna.
Vodu dat do hrnca, pridat re-
miaky ma drobno pokrajane, SOL }.
To mech sa vari. Ked' vidime, ze
zemiaky sl uz skoro uvarene, pri-
dajme 2 1 plechovice zelend fazu-
lu (alebo v lete ocistime / funt
zelenej alebo zltej a dame do
hrnca razom so zemiakami). Ked
name pozostale mlieko, smota-
nu, poslievajme ju do malej ma
dolby, pridajme / vel'kd lyzku
milky, rozmdt me q vlejme do "a.
zulovej polievky. Dajne tomu
troeha zoyret'. ked' ale yidime,
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!.
STRANA 6.

nehO hrdlnu SlOyenSkyeh hOr
jeho druziny, tych basnikmi l'u
devon piesnou ospevovanycl
"dvanastich h0rnych chlapcov
je opravdu zahaleny legendar
nym riiskom. Zivot tohoto slavne
no sloyensktho zbojnika, ktor!
bral bohatym, ably rozdaval chu
dobnym stal sa behom casu sym
bolom a stelesnenim odporu slo
yenskeho ludu proti utlaeate.
l'om. - V poslednom elsie oslo.
ycnskych Pohl'adov" je uverej.
neny vel'mi zaujimavy clanok in.
ziniera Iyana Houdka o Janosi.
kovi, jeho zivote posobeni, ako
sa nam jaw vo svetle tehdajsich
sddnych spisov a podl'a l'udoye-
ho podania.
Janosik dial "a svojho zivota L.
radon, vrchnostiam a sndom pra-
We dost' roboty, ably dradnt "a
pisy jeho cinnoch a 0 jeho SUI
deni tvorily celt fascikle. Jano-
six Dol vSak ale al tax krasnym
zjavom slovenskej tilhy pc 10
bode a rovnopravnosti, ze po-
cetne l'udove piesne, nescetnt po-
vesti a podania ospevujil licia
jeho zivot.
Povodne latinsko-slovenske sud
ne protokoly pravoty Janosiko-
vel ulozene boly V osobitnom fas-
cikli V byvalom liptovskom zup-
nom archive Lipt. Sv. Mikulasi
odkial vsak v druhej polovici mi
nuleho stoletia zahadne zmizly.
Slveke odpisy trchto listin, pri-
znanie Janosikovo odpis smrt-
neho vyroku zachovaly sa nam
podnes liptovskych zupnych
protokoloch: "Causae criminales
r. 1913, "Fassio Janossikiana. -
- Podl a sdvekych dokumentov
m6zme sostavit' zivotny beh ia
nosikov ''historicky" asi nasle-
dovne:
.Turo Janosik (alebo Janosiak)
pochadzal z trencianskej Tercho-
vel, kde sa narodil ma sklonku
XVII. stoletia, udajne roku 1858.
Uzsie rodisko jeho podl'a poda-
mia l'ndu, bola vsak ME sama
Terchova, ale Janosovo, kde L.
dajne dom rodicov Janosikovych
stal este pred 10. rokmi. Janosik
boil skoro este deckom, ked wy
puklo povstanie Frana Rak6czy-
no II. (17O3-1711) a ako mia
dueky suhaj bojoval V radoch
povstalcov, neskor stal sa vsak
cisarskym vojakom. Ako taky ko-
nal sluzbu Bytcianskom zamku,
kde soznamil sa so zbojnikom
Tomasom Uhorcikom, tam vezne-
nym a znamost' tato mala rozho-
dujdci 16inok ma jeho zivot. Pc
skonceni povstania boil Janosik
vyklpeny svojmi rodicmi cd voj-
ska, vratil sa do svojho rodiska,
ME vsak ma dlho, lebo skoro stal
sa zbojnikom. Podpa podania l'u-
da dal sa ma zboj z opravnenej
rozhorcenosti mad tym, re pan
stvo dalo upalicovat' ma smrt' je-
no otca, lebo nechcel odist' do
panskej prace cd smrtepnej po-
stele svojej zeny. V skutocnosti
podl'a a s1dnych zapisov prisiel do
Terchovej "a Janosikom Uhorcfk
prehovoril Janosfka ma zboj.
Ma slovensky poddany pud "a
l'ahlo v tel dobe otroctvo stras-
ma bieda a cele horne Slovensko
hemzilo sa nespokojencami, zn-
falcami, ktori skryvaj1c sa po
horach zbojstvom vyhl 'adavali
syoje zivobytie. Takymto zbojni-
kom stal sa +. I'LL v jaseni okolo
svateho Michala j Janosik, ktory
vsak skoro vynikol mad ostatny-
mi a v kratkom case isla povest' 0
nom skoro po celom Slovensku, v
Sliezsku, ma Morave, ba v Pol
sku. V kys1ckych horach vst1pil
d0 drnzinv T1horcikoyei. do ri1k
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-03-08
MATE.J MRAZ
VerejnV Notar

Prisazne svedectva, Kupno-prt
dajne smluvy, Plnomocenstva Wy
stavim spravne a obstaram k0nzn
larne potvrden'e.
@. " redakcii
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