Trench and camp. [volume] (Augusta, Ga.) 1917-1919, 1918-11-13
FRITZ ScIleff
Came, Sang and
Capiivated
(contInued. from Page one.l

citing as Number Two in a machine
un squad Private George Anderson,
erstwhile film fayorite and actor, is
facing the German lines and advanc-
ing with the rest of our boys on Ber-
lin. Already he has been gassed sent
back to the hospital, recovered, and
returned to the trench life of today
where he is fighting in the Peronne
sector. He left for overseas last May
with the 9th Division and the old,
105th Machine Gun Battalion BEARS to-
day the name of another well known
actor fighting in the ranks.
And Yet More Wonderful.
But FRITZ viii not succumb TO the
ancient axiom Let George DO It,"
With the eager craving for new adj
ventures and experiences. Miss ScheH
has visited our Machine Gun range
and taken her post behind the Brown
ing Gun. She is the first woman who
has ever fired on the Hancock Range
and royalty did she christen it, for she
grouped sixty successive shots within
a four inch circle. Nothing gunshy
about her, is there! General Edwards
has said she qualified as an expert and
before long she viii nave a certificate
to that effect to show he: war scared
veteran when he returns One won
ders what chance the Boche would
have if George ever acted as number
two on the same gun with FRITZ no
"faII out one" in that combination
FRITZ Is Gaased Also.
To cap the climax of her escapades
and adorn the pages of her already
brilliant service record Miss Schem
passed through the gas chambers
(tear gas it was) while inside she re
moved the mask to test the fuI eff
feet Of the sensation She is to re-
ceiVe her gas certificate, too, but nev-
err has she cried after anything in her
life as she wept for that wee bit of
paper. 1t win be a great reunion
"apres Ia Guerre" when husband and
wife come together and relate their
adventures of the war, he fresh from
the she'll SCARED fields of France and
she the premier woman machine gum
ner of the world. What would you
give to be there when Fall In" is
given and they take Post" again Oh
the great American stage!
A Glimpse into Her Past.
But it is not strange that FRITZ
Scheff has fallen so naturally and
easily into her latest role so new and
strange to her. Her entire career has
been one steady climb along the lad
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