BRITISH LAUD DEAD ENEMY
Members of Flying Corps Send Wreath and Letters in Memory of Captain Hoelke.
KELIN, November 11 (wireless via Sayville via Sayville via Sayville). A British tribute to the noted German aviator, Captain Roelke, who was killed recently in an air battle, after having shot to earth forty enemy machines, is reported today from the Transvaal News Bureau.
"A British flyer dropped a package over our lines with two letters addressed. 'In Memory of Captain Roelke, our Brave and Chivalrous Adversary,' says the news bureau's statement.
"The letters were signed 'The Royal British Flying Corps.' One said: 'To the Officers of the German Flying Corps: We hope that you will find this wreath, and are sorry that it comes so late. Weather impeded us, and we could not send it earlier. With Captain Roelke's parents we mourn. We all recognize his bravery.'
"The wreath and both letters were sent to Captain Roelke's parents."
MRS. FLAGLER TO BUILD
Takes Title to Ground on Upper Fifth Avenue.
"Associated Press.
NEW YORK, November 14.?Mrs. Henry M. Flagler, widow of the railroad magnate, has taken title to ground on upper Fifth Avenue, valued at $1,000,000. The site is in the fashionable residential area."  Section, and it is understood that Mrs. Flagler will build a mansion on it and make this city her home. Mrs. Flagler, who is reputed to be worth between $60,000,000 and $70,000,000, is to be married tomorrow to Judge Robert Worth Bingham, of Louisville, Ky.
Confers With Democratic Leaders Regarding Congressional Election.
DOREMUS STILL OPTIMISTIC
G. O. P. Chairman Insists Republicans Will Dictate Its Organization. 