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Show SABOTAGE PROGRAM. Tho worst has happened at Park City. Tho miners followed the lead of tho agitators, imported and local, and tho old mining camp lies prostrate. It may bo a long timo beforo oven an attempt will be mado to operato somo of the properties, and many of tho miners, Home of them with families, aro getting out of the town. So far there has been no violence. Tho mines have simply boon closed down and allowed to fill with water. Tho I. W. W. leaders will next attack Eureka, where- a meeting of minors has been called for tonight. Should tho Eureka miners go out the other camps wilJ bo invaded one by one. If tho Bolshevik plans are successful tho entire mining industry of Utah will come to a standstill. This would mean, partial paralysis of the business of the state. All tho trades will suffer and thousands of loyal union men who want to work to support their families will bo forced into idleness. The wholo trou- blo is duo to the activity of imported propagandists, glib-tongued men and women who do not believe in God or good government. Theso mischief-makers "toil not, neither do they spin." They are parasites who live at tho expense ex-pense of laboring men and women whom they first rob and then betray. Tho miners at Eureka should be informed in-formed as to tho purpose of the agitators agi-tators so they will not rush blindly into tho trap that has been set for them. If they vote to go out, Eureka will face the same conditions now prevailing at Park City, with a long period of idleness idle-ness ahead of them. It is a matter of grave concern and tho business men of the town and the fanners living in the immediato vicinity have vital interests at stake. It is therefore the duty of all classes to resist Bolshevism by every means within their power. The intention inten-tion of. the propagandists is to tie up the industries of Utah in the hope that men out of work and penniless can be induced to adopt the sabotago program, which has for its object the overturning overturn-ing of tho government and the disappearance disap-pearance of organized society. |