The Ocala banner., 1922-07-28
CITIZENS OF ORANGE LAKE
SPEAKS OF WONDERFUL
POWER
Says That in the Near Future He Will
Demonstrate That He Can Heal
The Sick, the Blind, Raise the
Dead (and Flu Tobacco),
and Cause the Lame
to Walk

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Orange Lake, Fla, July 27, 1922.
| Special TO the Ocala Banner:
Once more it is pleasure to ad-
dress you under the nom. de plume
CT Little Ike''of Orange Lake. to
and from which place many great
minds have travelled in a channel of
nobleness, and | being a character
OF charity. filed with spirit Of mer-
cy love, peace and truth, at all times
advocating and practicing that spirit
OF personality TO throw flowers in the
patlWay OF others, and not throw OBJ
slacieS n the path of life of others.
to trip them, and then have God trip
Is lcr our badness instead of them
A. Orange Lake for several weeks
Uncle Peter Ballet has been stop
ping With Dan T. Smith. The minds
and traits Of these two persons form
g symbol, making the minds of the
TWO susceptible CT undergoing the di-
vinlnS power OF the Divinity, being as
y vas given 10 the apostles, Peter and
Daniel. ana that they, TOO, Will in a
future day be able to refer the world
to cases Of their having healed the
sea, Tie blind, raised the dead and
caused ne lame 10 walk, after a short
treatment b. faith healing.
ian T. Smith recently told some
ignoramuses, who said that Dan con-
juIel re sick and lame, that it was
the highest power man can possess,
and that in the near future it would
be reduced to system and a science
and some Smart Aleck" would get
out paper on it. SO it is. Dan's s
mind oveTshadowed the mighty deep
and tTayeTsed the heavens 1t talked
with God and God gave him wisdom
to instruct the world. He will give
lectures and entertainments in the
near future and instruct how to heal
by faith, and how to worship in works
or charity. church and the dance. He
will appear three nights on the stage
as The Kentucky Blue Grass Fid-
dler," and the last night end with
revival sermon On his Union Church
Of Charity. intended to consolidate
al denominations, so that all nations
shall stand as the House of God, not
divided against itself" and all prac-
tice failh, hope and charity in mercy,
love, peace and truth.
At Orange Lake we aim to at once
organize a corporation Of farmers, and
have each one grow a half acre of
Flu Tobacco" to be planted by the
2jth Of August, for ten or twenty
stockholders to unite (and each pur-
chase pIants-so-2e now ready to set)
and Eun a Dig factory, making the
fn9st cigars, pipe and chewing tobac-
co. Then make Dan T. Smith the
II he age Of y, classed and helped
prepare samples which took more
premiums at the Louisville Worlds
Farmers and Mechanics Fair, in 1870,
an a9g o.hers; and 5ls was BORN on
he farm which grew the worlds high
est priced ieaf tobacco in a full hogs
head. which was also shown at this
same worlds fair Other officers
could be appointed as follows: c. c.
Waits, vice president and field boss
B. Hatchett, shipping clerk and in
specJor; J. BURY. secretary; D. Bur-
~. factory and cigar inspector, and
these cosulting with such men as the
stockholders consist of, raise half
acre each of Flu Tobacco"
Let us act at once at either Orange
Lake or Citra. This will be another
upheayel for Florida, gotten up by
Little Ike"
LITTLE IKE.