The Army has overthrown in The "President of the Republic, Dr, Hernando Siles, whose term office swould have normally expired country.—Reuter, fon August 6, this year, has Jeft_the
Buenos Aires, Juve 26, reported that the revolutis is being accompanied by at the the roated the Persons being Killed'or wounded in the fighting.
Arter the encounter, refused to allow ti a er the Government buildings Intimidated. by the ugly President Siles: took refuge in. tie United: States Legation.—Reuter.
La Paz, Bolivia, June 28, 'A' milituty committee to-day grant. Lugees, further step toward iinnesty to Bolivian political reif the governmental upset has refuge at the Brazilian Legation, where he ts being kept in The situation is becoming, calmer. United Press, Buenos. Ares) und' 29, 'Messages received from La Paz, the capital of Bolivia, state that the forces commanded by General Kundt, the Chief of Staff, have been -Zouted in a rising by a' force con fisting of two regiments of infantry, a regiment of artillery and a fey hundreds of armed civilian students commanded by General Blanco! Galindo, formerly a pupit at. the French military academy of St. Cyr, Geneval Kundt, who was of German nationality, was killed in the fighting.
Dr. A, S. Savedra, the vice-president of Bolivia, who has been livin, here in exile, has left for Bolivia in company with: the Minister of War and other exiles.
Fane 80, It is reported that about 200 People were killed in the revolution Bolivia, Conditions are now te-turning to normal General Kundt, Chief of Staff, has not been killed, as was reported in message yesterday. He has taken Yeftige in the German Legation at La Paz, the capital of Bolivia.
President Siles: is now a refugee the Brazilian Legation—Reuter.
4 La Pax, Bolivia, June 29. he revolutionary Government of Bolivia to-day decreed that public unctionavies should remain in office {until further orders. and declared the: Uegislation of the old regime to be ull gnd void.
was officially learned to-day that ex-President Hernando Siles thas been permitted to. escape, after period of refuge in the Brazilian Legation.
The city is becoming more a was estimated that 500 had been Ned and thousands chad been wounded at La Paz during the course of the revolutioner fighting. United Press Copyright.
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