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Y Rhyfel. I...I in 9
Y Rhyfel. I. in 9 Byddin Prydain etto yn barod. Brwdro a-n bed war diwrnod dydd a nos. Chwe Bail o'n milwyr wedi eu lladd a'n clwyfo. Y fyddin Brydeinig yn cael seibiant. Y newyddion yn ffafriol. Digwyddiadau yr Wythnos. Ymddengys fod y fyddin Germanaidd wedi ei hatal rhag croesi y terfynau yn Ngogledd Ffrainc, ac y mae y newyddion geir o ;faes y rhyfel yn ffafriol ar y cyfan Credir fod cyd- rhwng pump a chwe mil o'n milwyr wedi eu lladd neu eu clwyfo yn ystod y pedwar diwrnod o Awst 23ain hyd y 27ain, ond y mae ein dewrion yn dyheu am gael ymosod ar y gelyn. Cafwyd buddugoliaeth gan y Scots Greys. dydd Gwener diweddaf, a darfu i'r 12th Lancers orchfygu meirch filwyr Germanidd Y mae y gelyn yn gwneyd ymoscdiad cryf ar y fyddin gyfunol ac yn ymdrechu yn galed i dori trwyddi i gyfeiriad Paris; ond ar yr un pryd y mae miloedd o'r Germaniaid yn caei eu symud o Belgium er mwyn ceisio rhwystr Rwsia gyrhaedd Berlin. BRWYDR AR Y MOR. Ar yr 28ain cyfisol cymerodd brwydr fawr le yn ymyl Heligoland un o gadarnfeuydd Germany, lie y llochesa ei llynges rhag dod i wrthdarawiad a llynges Prydain, Cymerwyd y rhan flaenaf yn y frwydr hon gan long o'r enw Arethtisa yr hon a ymosododd ar ddwy o longau Germanaidd yn dra effeithiol; ond cyn bo hir daeth oddeutu 20 eraill o'r llongau Germanaidd allan gydar bwriad o ddinystrio pob llong Brydeinig osdd o fewn cyrhaedd. Yn fuanwedi ei chael i'r mor agored fe'i cylchynwyd gan eraill o'n llongau rhyfel a gwnaed dinystr mor fawr ar lynges y gelyn fel y suddwyd pedair o leiaf o honynt, heblaw analluogi y rhan fwyaf o'r lleill. Clwyfwyd a lladdwyd 69 o'n morwyr, ond ymddengys fod y Germaniaid a laddwyd, clwyfwyd ac a fodd- wyd yn rhifo rai canoed d heblaw carcharorion ) Newyddion o Paris I Difodi Catrawd o'r Germaniaid. Daeth newydd o Paris yn dyweud fod catrawd o'r Germaniaid pan yu ceisio croesi yr afon Meuse yn Frainc wedi cyfarfod a gwrthwynebiad mor fawr nes ei difodi yn llwyr. Hefyd caed newydd trwy Boulogne fod nifer fawr o filwyr Germani wedi eu bamgylcbu mewn llwyn o goed ar ororau Ffrainc ac wedi ei dinystrioyn gyfangwbl. —————— ——————
AMSER GOiiEU LAMPAU,I
AMSER GOiiEU LAMPAU ,I Sept 1 hyd 5. PRYDNAWN 20 Sul 8.7 31 Llun 8.4 1 Mawrth 7.47 2 Mercher 7.43 3 Iau -.1. 7.40 4 Uwener 7.38 5 Sadwrn 7.56
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STOP PRESS. THE WAR. Lord Kitchener paid a visit to the Premier at a bout breakfast time this morning. The German General, Prince Von Buelow, wounded at Haelan, has died. According to the latest official message from Paris the general situation has only altered on the wings. It is claimed by the French that they have gained some ad vantage in Lorraine. To-day is the anniversary of Sedan, when in 1870 the German forces gained a great victory over the French. Napoleon III surren- dering his sword to the German Emperor; it therefore more than likely that the fighting, which appears to have been in progress since Sunday, will be all the more vigorous on that account. The German soldiers will probably seek to celebrate the occasion by some memor- able achievement; and the French will be actuated by a stronger desire than ever to wipe out Sedan's bitter memories. Revenge is sweet The Kaiser has prohibiled the publication of complete lists of the casualties of his army, thus practically admitting their losses to be enormous. — llll—IWIIIMM1 ■WIBIMIlMWMWMlH-MIIMWmTTT i HMIl i JUST FOR A SCRAP OF PAPER., The sympathy felt in America for England is voiced in the following verses by Herbert Kaufman, the famous American author and poet. The lines appear in the "Standard". Just for "a scrap of paper," Just for a Nation's word, Just for a clean tradition, Just for a treaty slurred; Just for a pledge defaulted, Just for a dastard blow, Just for an ally's summons, Just for a friend struck low; Just for the weal of progress, Just for a trust held dear, Just for the rights of mankind, Just for a duty clear; Just for a Prussian insult, Just for a splendid cause,. Just for the hope of progress. Just for the might of laws; Just for the kingdom's peril, Just for a deed of shame, Just for defence of honour, Just for the British name
Leiier trim Bortn Sea Battle…
Leiier trim Bortn Sea Battle Spaing. (The following is a quotation from a lett. r received by Mrs. David Jones, Queen's Square, Corwen, yesterday, from her brother George Bowen, First-class Stoker, No 7676, of the H.M. Torpedo-Destroyer Cossack). My DEAR SISTER, Just a line hoping you and David are in the best of health as I am at present. We have just been to give the Germans a tough un in the North Sea, and I believe we pretty well slaughtered them, and they would of had much more if they came out but they are frightened of our navy. We had a lovely send-off from Dover and I had cnly time to wire mother that we were off We have to work very hard. No time for much rest these days, but we are quite happy and hope to give the Germans socks before we have done with them. Good-bye for now, Your loving brother, GEORGE BOWEINT.
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