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LYNCHBURG, VA., May 28.?Mrs. Anna Steptoe, aged sixty-four years, died at her home, 911 Federal Street, on Saturday night. She is survived by two sisters and a brother, Mrs. F. C. Hertford, Miss Bettle Steptoe, and Mason Steptoe.
Mrs. Lillian O. Fore.
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LYNCHBURG, VA., May 28.?Mrs. Lizzie O. Fore, who was eighty-eight years old, died suddenly on Saturday at her home at Gladys. She was a member of a prominent Campbell County family, but the only surviving member now is a daughter, Mrs. William Whately, of Kew.
Thomas M. Fleming.
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LYNCHBURG, VA., May 28.?Thomas M. Fleming, son of George L. Fleming, formerly one of the tellers of the People's National Bank here, which position he gave up on account of ill health, died at his home here on Saturday. He is survived by his father, a brother, Saunders Fleming, and a sister, Miss Alice Fleming, all of Lynchburg. The young man was a member of Court Street Methodist Church.
GERMAN VERDUN LOSSES REACH GIWSTLY TOGETHER
Paris Estimates That Kaiser Has Sacrificed 350,000 Men in Effort to Take Fortress.
HIS OBJECT STILL ATTAINED
During Past Week in Fighting
 Enst of Mouse 11,000 of His Subjects Have Fallen? 15,000 Die in Attack on J.e Mort Homme. BY C. F. HARTWELL. PARIS. May 26.?The aggregate German losses before Verdun are set at about 350,000 by the Petit Parisian today. The Echo de Paris spates that the minimum German losses east of the Meuse alone during the past week were about 11,000. 