New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-05-19
TROUBLES OF THE YOUNG rIv,..
PEOPLE NEAR THEIR FOLD OBJECT To nm
NOISE THEY MAZE 80"

1t appears that there Is as mpch s,n
tween country and city lambs az thera :. "ee be.
country ana city men. II credence mo-, ,'"een
10 the Information from the outlying r,r,, sven
whch now and then drifts into civ 'cs
offices usually In verse; the lamb is a. "spapef
beast. full Of the sunshine and buov.n., ."ensivs
with heart attuned TO innocent ioys-.a,.. 'ou'h
a word that frequently occurs-yet nev.. ,S'.u
demonstrations OF happiness but on IN. ~ ~
finding at times its chief delight In ras,,n~aT
deep green pastures and lying beside the mt. :" 'as
But mark the difference Of the city lambs rs"@
is iod OF them' known as a club, up in rs,'s"
frst-st.. and there. the neighbors saw ,h.. ."av'
and laugh and slam pool cues on the a.. aao0t
about O'Clock in the morning till daylIrb, "'a
fore the neghbors cannot sleep at those hon. see
they think 1t hardship and they are going - ~
convince police court that 1t is one Thu ~
as nearly everybody knows are actors T..%
that they are as much entitled to their Mr..
ures as anybody else. and that they eann..
them at the early hours that other peooI. A.
their work does not end TIL late ~
tainly sounds reasonable. Then. moreov..
find themselves attuned TO joyousness-vo. Jug
help saying attuned when you are talk,,e - ANT
Just as much as the lambs of the recospi,.a a"S
raising country.
The peculiarities In the conduct OF the Ia.
Thirty -f1rSt-St which disturb the neiRhb.r, -
be merely different manifestati lions Of m. -.
impulses which actuate their namesake,
young lambs Of the poets bleat, so the 49,
Lambs Of Thirty frst-st shout. AS the nock, :, ~
pasture have no thought OF care so the ao.r -
Thirty -hrst-st. laughs. and is glad that 4, c,r
heard several doors away. There are oulst -,
In the pastures and there Is pool also In hs r ~
house. though 1t Is not quiet. But the , ,.x
whereon ii is played is made green with the r
purpose that It may resemble the field yhs,s ~
young sheep gamble-tnat is TO say gambol tn ny
these young sheep whisk their tails In ths rs 90
Joy OF existence, the young men OF ThIrtvssg
ST. pound their cues--a word which means tans "
the floor and let all the ungra eful neighbor is.
that there is still such thing happiness len =
the world.
And the neighbors cannot see the beauty ~ IN
this 1t Is a pity, but people are made -
Would IL not be absurd to tie the feet OF A vm..
lamb and put him into a soap box and tell him =
have Just good time he liked. bur IN hss.
IL without moving? And is Ii not equally ahsuri !,
ask these young animals Of Thirty -iirs,-st 10 ertw
life without shouting banging the floor *
sticks from to o'clock In the morning. Wiz,
is there in youth and life for them but that, ~
to be feared that heartless police court viii AN
the side OF the discontinued and complaining nseN
bors. in some part II not wholly Then even thouss
the harmless games of the Lambs go on II viii X
under some sort OF calling restraint and there wm
be shadow over these bright young lives With
will never be removed till they have passed the an
OF the choicest mutton and useful only for IA,
wool.