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	: '''THE LAST OF SHERLOCK HOLMES'''		: '''[[The Last of Sherlock Holmes\|THE LAST OF SHERLOCK HOLMES]]'''
	: '''GREAT DETECTIVE TO RETIRE AT CHRISTMAS'''		: '''GREAT DETECTIVE TO RETIRE AT CHRISTMAS'''
	: '''FROM CRIME TO BEE-KEEPING'''		: '''FROM CRIME TO BEE-KEEPING'''
	: The world will learn with very great regret that December next will mark the final retirement from public life of the ~~emment~~ detective, [[Sherlock Holmes]].		: The world will learn with very great regret that December next will mark the final retirement from public life of the eminent detective, [[Sherlock Holmes]].
	: Despite his iron constitution and nerves of steel, Mr Holmes is at last feeling the strain of his great achievements. He will take a little place in the country, and with his magnificent record behind him will settle down to enjoy the remainder of his days in the simple pleasures of the idyllic life.		: Despite his iron constitution and nerves of steel, Mr Holmes is at last feeling the strain of his great achievements. He will take a little place in the country, and with his magnificent record behind him will settle down to enjoy the remainder of his days in the simple pleasures of the idyllic life.
	: The bald announcement of his retirement is chronicled in '[[The Bookman (UK)\|The Bookman]]' as follows:		: The bald announcement of his retirement is chronicled in '[[The Bookman (UK)\|The Bookman]]' as follows:
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	: '''NOVELISTS AND THE STAGE'''		: '''[[Novelists and the Stage: Sir Conan Doyle's Views\|NOVELISTS AND THE STAGE]]'''
	: '''SIR CONAN DOYLE'S VIEWS'''		: '''SIR CONAN DOYLE'S VIEWS'''
	: [[Sir Arthur Conan Doyle]], who is now daily attending the rehearsals of his new play, [[Brigadier Gerard]]', which Mr [[Lewis Waller]] will produce on Saturday night at the Imperial Theatre, is very enthusiastic about the stage, but nothing in the world, he says, would induce him to take an author's call, no matter how flattering it might be.		: [[Sir Arthur Conan Doyle]], who is now daily attending the rehearsals of his new play, [[Brigadier Gerard]]', which Mr [[Lewis Waller]] will produce on Saturday night at the Imperial Theatre, is very enthusiastic about the stage, but nothing in the world, he says, would induce him to take an author's call, no matter how flattering it might be.
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	: '''AUTOLYCUS IN GERMANY'''		: '''[[Autolycus in Germany\|AUTOLYCUS IN GERMANY]]'''
	: To the Editor of the 'Daily Mail'		: To the Editor of the 'Daily Mail'
	: Sir,		: Sir,
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	: '''THE TRAFFIC IN OLD HORSES'''		: '''[[The Traffic in Old Horses\|THE TRAFFIC IN OLD HORSES]]'''
	: '''SIR A. CONAN DOYLE'S QUESTION'''		: '''SIR A. CONAN DOYLE'S QUESTION'''
	: To the Editor of 'The Daily Mail'		: To the Editor of 'The Daily Mail'
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	: '''BOXING AS A SPORT'''		: '''[[Boxing as a Sport\|BOXING AS A SPORT]]'''
	: '''A DEFENCE BY SIR ARTHUR CONAN DOYLE'''		: '''A DEFENCE BY SIR ARTHUR CONAN DOYLE'''
	: [[Sir Arthur Conan Doyle]], who as a sportsman has often 'donned the gloves' and as a novelist has written one of the best living stories on boxing (Rodney Stone'), yesterday expressed the opinion that it is impossible to eradicate the love for boxing as a sport in this country.		: [[Sir Arthur Conan Doyle]], who as a sportsman has often 'donned the gloves' and as a novelist has written one of the best living stories on boxing (Rodney Stone'), yesterday expressed the opinion that it is impossible to eradicate the love for boxing as a sport in this country.
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	: '''£15,000 REFUSED'''		: '''£15,000 REFUSED'''
	: '''CONAN DOYLE'S DISLIKE TO SHERLOCK ~~HOLME~~'''		: '''CONAN DOYLE'S DISLIKE TO 'SHERLOCK HOLMES' '''
	: NEW YORK, Sunday		: NEW YORK, Sunday
	: The extraordinary popularity of the later [[Sir Arthur Conan Doyle]] in the United States is shown by the reappearance of his '[[Sherlock Holmes]]' stories in the daily newspapers.		: The extraordinary popularity of the later [[Sir Arthur Conan Doyle]] in the United States is shown by the reappearance of his '[[Sherlock Holmes]]' stories in the daily newspapers.

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TCDE-Team: Created page with " ''Conan Doyle in the Daily Mail'' is an article written by Christopher Roden published in the A.C.D. - The Journal of The Arthur Conan Doyle Society (Vol. 9, june 1999). This article gathers a series of Daily Mail references to Arthur Conan Doyle from 1899 to 1930, presenting newspaper extracts on his public life, opinions, literary career, and controversies. == Conan Doyle in the Daily Mail == File:Acd-society-journal-1999-vol9-p118-conan-doyle-in-..."

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Created page with " ''Conan Doyle in the Daily Mail'' is an article written by Christopher Roden published in the A.C.D. - The Journal of The Arthur Conan Doyle Society (Vol. 9, june 1999). This article gathers a series of Daily Mail references to Arthur Conan Doyle from 1899 to 1930, presenting newspaper extracts on his public life, opinions, literary career, and controversies. == Conan Doyle in the Daily Mail == File:Acd-society-journal-1999-vol9-p118-conan-doyle-in-..."

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