Word: traitorously
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...their own benefit, and that it was in this respect that the college man falls down. In war time he was the first to come to the front, but in peace he fails to perform his single duty of casting his vote and he should regard himself as a traitor...
...accept into its colleges. There must be time for growth and advancement; but meanwhile it does no harm to learn our meanwhile it does no harm to learn our faults. After all, it is the old story of revolution being rebellion until it has succeeded, and the hero a traitor until he has conquered...
...Loyal Coalition. They first attacked the character of some of its officers in what appears to be a "frame up," a case of blackmail. Next they were sued for money, and finally came the so called "expose" of the Loyal Coalition when a former official of that organization turned traitor and joined the Hearst papers in their recent attack on March 6. The first attack on the Executive Secretary seemed to have fallen flat. The same case was brought up in another form of court proceedings. The whole trend of these attacks is not so much personal...
...trouble with all this hating is that there is no place to stop. If Debs is disloyal, so are his million friends, and America is shot through with rottenness, and one voter in thirty or so is a traitor. At this rate, soon we shall all be spying and whispering on back stairs...
...deal," then, according to Mr. W's deduction, I am a "disloyal citizen and a spy, liable to be placed before a firing squad." This appears to be rather illogical logic; feeling about the manner in which humans are treated is not synonymous with enacting the role of a traitor. I beg to differ...