"Gus is turned out to committin' larson by breakin' into people's houses an' has run off.
Now let's tar and feather the ole one.

Of course, he's a thief.

Dutchmen always is, I 'low.

Clark township don't want none of 'em, I'll be dog-oned if it do," and Norman got up and struck his fist on the counter.
"An' they won't nobody hurt you; you see, he's on'y a Dutchman," said Bob Short "Larson on a Dutchman don't hold." "I say, let's hang him," said Bill Day.

"Ha--oop! Let's hang him, or do somethin' else ludikerous!" "I wouldn't mind," grinned Norman Anderson, delighted at the turn things had taken.