Gaston returned with Rehmy, and I rapidly recounted what had happened since my arrival at Bellerive.
When I had finished my hurried tale, both Gaston and myself looked instinctively to Rehmy for our instructions. He was as ever, cool and methodical, ticking off the points on his fingers as though they were items in a schedule.
"You say that Fritz and Schreckermann have gone to the Secretariat of the League of Nations to get the document?"
"Yes."
"And they will telephone the result to the Professor?"
"They were instructed to do so."
"Meanwhile Adolf is informing the police that the body of the man they want for murder has been found here in the lake. Has he started yet for Geneva?"
"I believe he has."
"That leaves only Karl and the Professor."
"Elsa, the woman with the pheasant fea
