Either she has heard of the accident which has occurred here--and if so, how ?--or she's but carrying out some deep-laid plan which it is highly important for us to know.

It looks now like a premeditated crime." "With this Englishman involved ?" "I doubt that; I seriously doubt that--don't you, Gryce?
A more subtle head than his planned this strange crime." "Yes; there can be little doubt about that.

Shall I set the boys to work, Inspector?
This Frenchwoman must be found." "At once--a general alarm.

You can get a description of her from the clerk at the Universal.

She must not be allowed to leave town." Mr.Gryce sat down before the telephone.