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<p><b>New page</b></p><div>''Maiming Threats'' is an article published in the [[Daily Express]] on 6 september 1919.<br />
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== Maiming Threats ==<br />
[[File:daily-express-1919-09-06-p5-maiming-threats.jpg|thumb|250px|right|[[Daily Express]] (6 september 1919, p. 5)]]<br />
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'''SHERLOCK HOLMES SCEPTICAL OF THEIR GENUINENESS.'''<br />
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There has been no fresh case of horse-maiming in South Staffordshire. "Count von Darby" is evidently not likely to take precipitate action.<br />
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[[Sir Arthur Conan Doyle]], the creator of "[[Sherlock Holmes]]," who look great interest in the new famous Edalji case, is greatly interested in the latest phase.<br />
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[[Sir Arthur Conan Doyle|Sir Arthur]], who is on holiday at Southsea, told a "[[Daily Express]]" representative that the new outrage was a result of the some bloodthirsty form of mania as inspired those of years ago. He was never quite satisfied that they were the work of a gang, and never satisfied that<br />
more than one person was engaged in them.<br />
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He did not know whether the postcards now received might be the work of a fake imitator.<br />
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