London, Nov. 14. 1 ig learned in London that operas and that $0 taken in the Gallabat region—Router Mahan Camp Shelled London, Nov, 14, Munition stores at camp Metemma, near Gallabat, were set on fire bya British artillery bombardment, mititary authorities suid here yesterday.
Shelling of the camp was entried out after British forces reeapturect Gallabat and italian forees. withdrew Metemima, one or two miles away. authorities said, The munition stores being assembled at Metemima were intended to bbe used for, invading the Sudan, said military authorities United Press, Bremen Said Lying at Bottom of Kattegat San Prancisco, Nov. 14.
The s. Bremen, Germany's greatest luxury liner, which was said to have been tured into a troop transport Was sunk off northern Denmark, the Danish-Norwegian newspaper "Bien"
id here yesterday. 'The Bremen tly ws torpedo by nil tow lies at the hatton ofthe Kattegat, 8 off the coast of northern Denmark, according 10 unconfirmed advices' to editors of the Francisco newspaper dreds Of excursionists pay 25 each to be ferried out 10. the the sinking and gaze at the men's superstructure Which rises above the sea, the reports "Hundreds of bodies uve foaling the Orestund" in' the vicinity. of the ship said one letter to the newspaper, The letters recalled ueonfirmed rugnours that the Bremen was while 16 15,000 troops.—United
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