"The long-range shooting is followed by nightly air raids. The American soldiers have become utterly indifferent to them. One night recently there was an air raid and the 'Alert' was sounded, the police and firemen blew their whistles and I heard a soldier protesting against being wakened up and told to get into the cellar. 'His voice bellowed down the air shaft: 'Brine: that cellar is here.' "

Many Nurses Wanted
WASHINGTON—In a statement issued today through the Red Cross, Secretary of War Baker called upon all public and civilian hospitals and training schools to cooperate actively to insure an ample supply of nurses to meet the army and navy needs.

AMUNDSEN LAUDS
NAVAL STATION
Great Lakes School Declared to Be Greatest of Kind in the World.
AMAZED AT SCOPE OF WORK
Famous Norwegian Explorer Gives an Interesting Description of His Inspection of the Big Training Station.
Great Lakes, HI.—High tribute to the Great Lakes naval training station and the great work being done here is contained in an article written by Capt. Roald Amundsen, famous Norwegian navigator and arctic explorer, who recently visited the station. The article, which follows, was published in the continental edition of the American Daily Mail in Paris:
"I have visited the Great Lakes naval training station at Lake Forest, just north of Chicago. Its scope amazes me. It is the largest, and perhaps by this time the most widely known training school in the world." 