Geneva, Aug. 12. new stringent conditions or Zionest organization, under member of a recognized Exchange.
The Committee emphasizes that the vast majority of outside brokers are honest but, as an instance of the present lax regulations, mentions that Russian fo med here to-day It assailed the Congress for its failure to reject th principle Pr of partition—United a greengrocer and a mender of boots conred—_offvial_ registration a Somerset House as outside brokers, Jey ws Favour Congress Vote Jerusalem, Aug. 12 and also that a man, shortly after his release from the Dartmoor conviet prison, established a busine: a stockbroker in a town in the north of England and defrauded many who had entrusted him with their money.
The committee states that fraudulent dealers invariably offer wholly persons believed to Be gullible or inexperienced; disappear with their plunder, and then later reappear under different names and addresses to repeat their operations—Reuter.
Jewish cir jes here are in favour of the decision taken by the Zionist Congr at Zurich, Arab leaders, interpreting the official Jewish attitude as an ad: ference in principle to* the partition of Palestine, express great discontent. They intimate that such a decision only increase the indignation of ko Arab and M m world over the tition plan. The Supreme Arab Council has received from Tunisia a rotest igned by: the liberal party n leaders.—Havas,
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