A murder in a Paris hotel, a scrap of paper with three digits and a letter, and a manhunt in which Lupin plays both the criminal and the chief of the detective bureau hunting him. Leblanc wrote it in 1910 as a serial for Le Journal and let his hero lose, badly, before the end. The secret behind the number is a matter of European politics.
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