The English papers said that when Pick presented the money had said, "When I require your services I will give you more."
Mr. Schuhl examined the wine the English statement that wa introduced with his Russian one and questioned" the sentence, "Pick approached me several times to get information so he could blackmail \weulthy foreigners who were living with concubines. but 1 would have nothing to do. with it" Witness qualified the statement yesterday to the effect that Pick ad never directly said it "but had suggested it, but nothing ever' came of it'
'The statement said further that, "Piel told me to be ready with a camera to go to Jessfeld Park to take compromising—pictures of foreigners," which Gordin denied yesterday' and said he had. beet told that by Levitsky. Mr. Schuht continued questioning on the alleged gift of $800 and witness replied "C thought it was funny Dut U took the money." 'The witness said that he made the statement to Det-Inspr. H, W. Roberteon and Det.-Sgt. Ovsiannikof! "and ne one else was there." ___Mr Schahl continued his questioning and had great difficulty with the witness' statements and. those contained in the English. version which had been introduced tothe court.
Int. Schubl:—Now, why do you mention the camera and the photo graphs when there ix nothing the charge against you about cameras?
Witness:—Becanse 1 was told to.
Mr. Schuhl:—Now here you sity that you went looking for Pick to rath him. "What about that? "He to thrash" him about that? just gave you $200, were you gain
Witness:—Not because he gave the $800. It wasn't that, "But Levitsky told me Pick had abscond-with $25,000 and T wanted. to thrash him for something else that has nothing to do with this ease.
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