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''Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's View'' is an article published in the [[Daily Express]] on 6 september 1912, including a part of an interview with [[Arthur Conan Doyle]].


== Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's View ==
[[File:daily-express-1912-09-06-p5-sir-arthur-conan-doyle-s-view.jpg|thumb|250px|right|[[Daily Express]] (6 september 1912, p. 5)]]

[[Sir Arthur Conan Doyle]] said to an "Express" representative yesterday:—

<q>"I am very glad that the "Express" has drawn attention to the fresh outbreak of cattle-maiming. My own views on the subject are unchanged, but I think that if, with the co-operation of the police, £100 were offered, it might be a judicious way of bringing forward some witness who might possibly bring about a conviction.</q>

<q>"The circumstances are different now from what they were during the last outrages, and I am welching the results of the "Express" investigation with the greatest interest."</q>






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