COUNT VON LUCKNER.

Grey River Argus, 24 July 1926, Page 4

COUNT VON LUCKNER.

ANOTHER ADVENTURE PLANS WORLD CRUISE. TO HELI- THE FATHERLAND. BERLIN, July 22. Count Von Luekner, who in 1913 passed through a blockade aboard the sailing ship “See Adler,” under the -Norwegian flag, and who was eventually captured in the Pacific Ocean, and nnerned in Auckland, from which he twice escaped, but was recaptured, is now a zealous Fascist. < ount \on Luekner shortly proposes to set out to the seven seas* in a fullrigged ship, named the “Vatcrland,” in order to exhibit German goods all over the world. Count Von Luekner will also give h-ctures on the war from the German j viewpoint during his travels. I