to leave liornii nuring me exciting tie- i jri bates in the Reichstag. 1 alGETS HINDU STUDENT,Oriental Colony at the University of Wisconsin Now Fas Thirty Members.MADISON, Wis., March 4.— | Spo-ciul.J—The University of Wisconsin now has a colony of thirty oriental students. many of whom are said to take more interest in their work than the average American student. Most of the orientals came from the Philippine islands, but there are also a number of Chinese and Japanese students. The latest acquisition is a Hindu, who arrived at tlie beginning of the second semester.All of the easterners are prominent members of the International club, and one of them. Clin Tung Tsai of Canton. China, is doing a great service for the university by translating Chinese articles for tin1 use of the students in the course in oriental politics. (ruaktsai Chao of Shanghai has attained prominence l.v corresponding for the Chinese Students* moniliy, a publication devoted to the interests of the Chinese students in the United States.QUAKE ROCKS ISTHMUS,T) • 1 ^ T7*: A______'