Froedom of speech and the press, an unprecedentedly liberal departure for Bolivia, were announced to-day bby the new revolutionary regime.
Tt was stipulated that public demonstrations may be held, provided the police are notified in order that they may maintain order—United Press.
Berlin, July Press-reports from La Paz state that the revolutionary' government of Bolivia has demanded from the German Minister the handing over the authorities for court-martial of. General Kendt, the German, who was in command of the now defunct government's military forces and took refuge in the German Legation when the government troops were completely defeated by the rebel 'The German Minister, the reports state, replied that in' no_circumstances would he allow Kundt to Yeave the Legation without a solemn safe-conduct issued by the present Bolivian authorities.—Trans-Ocean Kuo Min.
London, July 1.
The Bolivian Legation in'London has received a cable from La Paz announcing the formation of a milit ary. provisional Government
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