MR DEAKIN AND LABOR.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume L, Issue 59, 21 May 1907, Page 3

MR DEAKIN AND LABOR.

Sydney, May 20. Mr. McGowen discredits the cabled report concerning Mr. Deakin's prophecy as to reverses to be sustained by the Labor party in X T ew South Males and Queensland. Tie. says: "There is a cold-bloodcd-nc»s about the thing foreign to all we know of Mr. Deakin politically and personally." Melbourne, May 20. Mr. Deakin's prediction was received with astonishment in Labor ranks. Mr. Prendergast declared that it suggested to his mind that Mr. Deakin had found himself in the position of Baroi Munchausen, who, when losing the confidence of the people of Africa, resorted to the expedient of importing shiploads of fudge. Mr. Deakin was apparently following the Baron's example.

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