Arizona republican., 1918-06-05
LIGHTS OUT, NEW
 YORK IN FEAR IF
 RAID FROM ABOVE
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 NEW YORK. June 4.-Thc toll of dead and missing from the raid of German submarines against shipping off the American coast apparently stood tonight at 5S, all from the steamship Carolina of the New York and Porto Rico line.
 Sixteen Known to be Drowned
 Sixteen of this number are known to have perished when one of the ships boats capsized in a storm Sun day night after the vessel had been sunk. The fate of the others is not known but it is hoped they have been picked up by d passing ship and will yet reach shore safely
 Carolina Carried $50 People
 Officials of the company haNe placed the number of passengers aboad the Carolina when she was at tackled l25 mics off Sandy Hook at go and the crew at 130, making $50 in all.
 Schooner Saves Many People
 Captain Barbour of the Carolina re- ported to the company today that he was on board the schooner Eva B. Douglass with 150 passengers and 9f of the crew. The schooner is being lowed to this port by a tug and is expected to arrive tomorrow.
 Another Boat at Atlantic City
 A boat containing 2S survivors, 21 passenger and seven of the crew, ar rived at Atlantic City this afternoon.
 Another life boat with 10 passen- gers and nine members of the crew arrived at Lewes, Del. with the re port that 1G of the 35 who had started from the ship had lost their lives in the storm Sunday night.
 Empty Boat Only CIew If the companys figures as to the number aboard the ill-starred liner are correct. this leaves AZ unac- counted for. This number might have been crowded into one iifeboat. The only possible clue to their fate was found in the fact that an empty boat, marked with the name of the Caro- lina was picked up at sea by a Brit ish steamship which arrived here to- day. It had every evidence of having been riddled by gunfire. It may have carried the passengers and sailors who are still missing.
 Another in Lost" List Another ship was added to the list of victims of U boats when the American schooner Edward R. Baird IT,, was found in a sinking condition off the Maryland coast, after having been bombed.
 The navy department reported that q destroyer had gone into action against a submarine which was at tacking a French steamer not far ! from where the Baird was found.
 Certainly Two Submarines
 It has been established that at least two submarines of a large type | took part in the raid. It was the | U-S1 which sank the Carolina and the U-15l which sent several schoon- CTS to the bottom.
 While all the resources of the navy were engaged in q determined searcf for the sea raiders coast cities made preparations for any emergency. Al display lights were ordered exiting uished in New York City and in cit ies and towns along the Long IislanG and New Jersey coasts as a precau- tion not only against a possible at. tack on the coast, but against aii raids from airplanes which it is thought the submersibles may carry
 Look Out For Aircraft
 Lending strength to the theory tha the government may have some def nite ground for a fear of raids. Polio, Commissioner Enricht tonight an nounced the signals which tell of tn, coming of enemy aircraft.
 At every aviation station along tn coast flocks of planes took the ai today. In some cases they went ou to sea in battle formation.