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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-03-14

5000, 80 acres, II miles from this build
81 acres, two miles above workhouse; black
soil. clay subsoil; sl1o an acre; all on time
If you build. =
One or two small tracts, Cedar av and
r56th st; $3.50 per acre. ssa N r.
- Thomas Watts, GIG Phoenix @ss
rs ACRES AND BUILDINGS. OUTSIDE AND
adjoining city limits: only half mile from
~ south shore of Lake Harriet; $3.50 per
:. acre. E.a' .@8 ,e.s@:s; 81
city limits; cheap.
81, 6OO-Five acres Lyndale av S and
58th st.
Four lots with commanding view. two blocks
sfEss esE %s aafr
Sloane. McCullocn Agency, II
Oneida Block. 104 4th st. S. II
100 ACRES, SO PER ACRE. 100 MILES FROM
Minneapolis, 30 miles from Duluth, f miles
covered with several thousand dollars worth
of valuable timber, logs. posts and wood:
ae Of nd sna eas nes nte
ance can be paid with timber or wood from!
the, land or small cash payments: We will
is too much. we will divide tract to suit. Call
or write us about this and other bargains.
nnEaaas Monsapoe sank q
. ? RAa Z 3 COUNTY ( mfsN e
Land Of the Big Red Glover. Excellent Q
SOIL 2 GfeaC STOCK ana Qalry country Wei y
o located. Buy now before prices advance. Q
o Choice sections. halves and quarters for
o sale from $40 to $3.50 per acre.. Terms, Q
o $500 per acre down; balance ten annual
payments. Stop paying rent! Get "a Q
home. Louis A. Howard, Owner, 502
o Oneida block. Minneapolis. q
o % o o O Q o. O o O. 90 o % Q
Q %r us179 g nm, 9oo pR18a9r oz, GAF
O. Tuesday, March 90 to view our lands in G
O sunny southern Alberta. the garden spot o
o of Canada. Round trip fare. $50. Come Q
o and join us. Fare refunded If purchase Is Q
0 made Nice. clean prairie lands, 10 9
% per acre. Will be advanced April 1. The G
biggest snap In Canada. NJ, # q
o o. W. Kerr Co., "a
O SIS Guaranty Building. {
o r. G. 1887. N. W.. Main 2345. Q
o 90 o o O. o 600 o Q o o
AssINIBoINE VALLEY WHEAT LANDS.
81 ff 10, 600 acres in farms of $50 acres or more
in the fertile Assiniboine Valley Of Eastern
Saskatchewan. near the towns of Church
bridge Saltcoatsa and Yorkton. Open prairie
gently rolling. New railroad bni1dins threugt
our lands this year. Wheat yields at from
IS to 40 bushels per acre not unusual. Land
will double in value in very short time. Fo
full information write, The Cooper VI alsh Ian,
Co., Union Bank building, Winnipeg, Can.
FOR sALE-lo 900 ACRES IN THE YoRK
district Of Canada in lots OF 160 acres q
more; soil is rich black. loan on clay lsubsotl
gently rolling; new c.. n. r. line building
s van = 50 per cent during 1905 wheat crol
ayWuEcd 80 bushels per 1sos, m.
prices are low and terms gAasy TO actual set
tiers. For prize list and terms. write
The Cooper Watch Land CO.,
Union Bank Bldg, Winnipeg. Can.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-03-14

o o. o o. o 800 % o o o
o QUICK BARGAINS. (
o S3.700 takes this&splendid nine room
9 house. full basement all modern. hard
o wood finish, good barn. storm sash and
o screens; beautiful shade trees. - You
o cannot duplicate this house for $4,000.
o Near Park av, Just outside of Lake st. ~.
o This is snap. Call early. |.- = e.,
Q St2, 00d-A fine residence Of 12 rooms.
0 thoroughly up to date in all particulars.
o Built at a cost Of $4,000. tits in per- 81
O. feet repair. Large barn. Has been built
o only a few years. 1t would cost you
$4,000 to- build it today. Parties are -
o to leave the city and will make a sacri-
o fee to close it out quick. In the Lake
o of the Isles district. near Hennepin av
and 24th st. Good terms If desired
D S2.o00-A, splendid S-room house and
barn. On 9Th S near. Franklin.
for two families. On 18th Lake :
st. $500 to $500 cash. The house
o alone is worth $4,000 This is a real
O: bargain. 81 a.. ..l...- --.s
-. John IL Neal
p - s21 Northwestern Bldg. City. --.---.
g; o. g o o 900 o
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TO EXCHANGE, HOUSE ON PORTLAND Az
close in; want farm or land. McQuade & Nc
Ouade. I'll Phoenix block. ~ 'ls.
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REAL. ESTATE FOR SALE: =
~>~~~~N~~~~~ ~>Sc~~~~~~~~~~
H. Unimproved. i
.: Sfs: 'z - Continued.
Q v POST UP ON THE ! y =: o
o koochiching Falls Country. =. 20
o. Call or write q
o.. The Enger-No Realty Co, go So So. o
o 120 Temple Court, Minneapolis. s: ! 1;
Q o o O. o 9 q % 90 % o O.
$40 DOWN, IS PER MoNTH-F1NE LOTS,
level floor, covered with fine shade trees,
convenient to Penn av car line, only $500
each. j. ~. ... .-. -. ~ 80:
IS " Potter, .s':.7.i. 80
- 6O1-6o Phoenix. 80. It..%
8. E. NEAR THE UNIVERSITY AND RIVER
parkway on Union, Essex and Walnut SITS Sc.
We offer the only desirable vacant residence
lots for sale in this vicinity. Money to
loan to home builders. Gould, owner, 420
Guaranty building. 49, :aE3i ~
ABOUT SIX ACRES, SOME HIGH AND
slightly, facing Lake Calhoun. street cars in
front and boulevard severed; low price If sold
before April 1. George Odlum, 300 Phoenix
building. -,EA 80 szz. -
THE INTERNATIONAL FALLS REALTY CO. IS
lots at Koochiching Falls on sale; easy terms
Call or write at once. 120 Temple Court
Minneapolis. g. -. s55 s.. .y9s. VI Es:.Grei ~
wANTED-BUYER FOR LOT g. BLOCK 8. Ell.
wells second addition: best lot on best street
for least cash. Owner. 1908 10Th av Sc. /: :
>
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A FEW SNAPS IN HOMES,

FEW SNAPS IN HOMES.
$t,2Oo-Forr nice four room cottage with
three big lots; chicken house and barn;
just--the thing for embarrassing; near
line; ted Lake Harriet.
81 ,3O0-Only. for 7-room house, barn, we'll and
cistern; newly decorated; east front
Grand ay. This is decided bargain.
$2,1oo-Nearly new e-room cottage, we'll built
T. and warm; full basement; city water,
gas and rough plumbing in; big lot,
.5Ox156; located in the heart of Linden
-. - Hills. = 80" 49,,
S. a59--For two cottages located on large lot
- : which royerloeks Lake Harriet; has city.
vestnent 'Fr'
So,200-36l8 Pleasant av; an all modern, east
~ 'front.' brand house, rooms and
' alcove; good-sized bathroom; full base
-. ,ment; hot water heat and all nicely
- -decorated full-sized lot; stone side,
walk; can't be duplicated for less than
- Sc. 600. 49,. '... e.. -. -.
94,5O0-Fine all modern house, Park boulevard,
= e." consisting of 8 large rooms; good sized
-. east front lot with fine shade trees and
overlooking Lake Harriet, one of the
best LOTIONS in Linden Hills.
If you cannot find home to meet your re-
-sE- ouirements, call and me for money
to build neat. modern house from
plans for your approval. - "
Gail for plats of lots for sale in Linden, Hills
9, : and Reeves South Shore Park. Don't
- buy until you have seen these beautiful
Il large lake shore lots; nothing finer to
.. be had in this city.
- Geo r sDartt SO7 Phoenix Building =
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

Farm Lands.
.ES* - Continues.
l,44o ACRES. LAKE COUNTY, MINI, WELL
buncned, well located, good soil, short timber
reserve, half mineral reserve, price $1.5O3 per
acre; $40 acres, St.. Louis codnty, MINI close
reserve, price 1925 per acre; 100 acres on
fine lake, no reservations, railroad alton Jon
land well covered with hardwood price $375
Z per acre. Guaranty Farm Land Co.., Duluth,
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REAI, ESTATE FOR SALE
Improved.
Continued.
A FINE HOME.
In. po~~.{r

o. u 0 O 30 o 0 o o o 90
.; GEO. E. PERKINs,
O IS 204 Andrus Bldg. H3'
0 Minneapolis, MINI.
0 For sale--Good Eleroom house at 25l5
o Dupont av N, all modern except heat.
o hardwood foors all In fine condition. only
o $3.50, including small house at 2513 Du-
o pont N, which rents for SIS per month.
o $500 for that fine almost new nine
0 room house at 30f3 Portland av This
o house is very fine with hardwood finish
0 throughout and hardwood floors, sideboard.
0 crate and bookcase built in. You must
0 look through this house before you can
0 appreciate it, and then you will agree that
o YOU could not duplicate 1t for $4,000.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-07-07
Special Correspondence.

Special Correspondence.
\ ONDON. June 2s.--After schiey-
ing phenomenal success, the
Empress club. which was for
years the SWEETEST woman's club
IN london. went down with a crash.
An official receiver has taken posses
sion Of the gorgeous rooms where
titled danes and their attendant satel-
iites were wont TO hold high revels,
and creditors are ruefully figuring on
their probable losses.
The story Of the rise and fan OF the
Empress club sheds an Illuminating
light on certain phases of English So
ciety which Lord Charles Beresford
in his blunt uncompromising sailor
fashion. declares TO be eaten out with
the canker Of money and rotten from
top 10 bottom The Empress club
bowed down at the shrine Of the gold
en- calf and when disaster overlook II
was repudated by its idol. Though In
its earlier years the management eX-
ercised sufficient discrimination con-
corning the moral qualifications for
membership 60 satisfy the BY no
means stringent notions Of what con-
Stitutes respeCtability In modern So
ciety As spelled with the big 50 In
English journals. latterly II threw its
doors open vide 10 those who could
pay the price and 90 the pace In con-
sequence. for a time money poured
into its Golfers and the receipts Of the
departments which catered 10 luNur-
ious tastes In the matter of solid and
liquid refreshments especially the
latter-increased enormously.
SIN OF BEING FOUND OFT.
But among those who obtained adj
mission by means Of the golden key
were several women who had commit
ted the objectionable sin Of being
found out Then discreet people be-
gan to whisper unpleasant things
about The club which scandalmongcrs
carried fu and wide. The msi'lge-
ment. blind 10 everything but The
financial condition Of the club. allowed
matters 10 drift from bad to worse.
The clup fell under suspicion Titled
folk began 20 drop out Those who
had Joined the club for the sake Of
gaining social prestige followed the
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Ccontinued on page sirh;ssn.i
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these innovations Mrs. Gruudy raised
her vruouS eyebrows and exclaimed.
What neNt?' The question was an
sWered later
II was not the smoking room. nor
the billiard room. nor the rpfreshment
bar which wrecked the Empress. In
these days Of feminine emancipation.
club women win stand for an these
things and more. women's clubs In
modern Babylon are no more Sunday
schools than are mems clubs But club
women have not yet reached the point
where they viii tolerate association
with women whose regulations won't
stand inyesugatiOn-not az least when
such association ceases 10 be ssnctfed
10y the saving presence 81 duchesses
aud countessos and danes Of high de-
gree.
What played havoc with the cm-
ircss was the sparing use made Of he
llackbalL Elated by lis success the
management grew Indifferent 10 ev-
erything but money Practically any
woman who could furnish a bankers
reference as guarantee ~ ability -
pay the subscription fees. was admit
te4 20 membership. In this way Sec
oud-rate actresses with shady reputa
lions divorces and women who had
chosen protection IN preference 10 tho
more rigid ties ~ matrimony. gained
entrance 90 the club. They brought in
rs their guests men who were notorious
rakes The atmosphere Of the club le-
came decidedly rowdyish II was no
uncommon sight to see walters hurry
IT'S about as early As 10 a. M with
lrandies and soias. plck-me-ups cock
tails and liqueurs. Among the latter a
particularly insidious kind Of ahsinthe
was the fayorite. and was procurabla
nowhere else In London, being express
ly imported FOR the club from Paris
Rightly or wrongly, there are not a few
men in London who blame the Empress
for having made their wives diIromsuI-
acs. The excise people told appalling
tales ~ the quantity ~ intoxicauts
sold there But the management hal
an eye only Tor increased receipts ana
grew gleeful over the evldeb,e Of grow
ing prosperity The most Objectionable
lcople were the freest spenders
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II You Are Just Waking W. To the
Fact 81 Want bdvertisins--of ts
Possibilities for YoU-Why, Better
Late Than Nsyeri"
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SATAN REFINING SIN.

The notorious Earl Cowley. who has
been correspondent BOO various divorce
cases. was a constant visitor al the
Empress. one night. when dining there.
h6 noticed across the room woman
whose presentation az court had been
cancelled
"Ye gods" he exclaimed 10 his host
ESQ. 'is Mrs T member here9"
such "a remark from Earl Cnwlev was
suggestive Of Satan rcproving SIN. 5u.
it serves 90 show the type N persons
who were admitted 10 the club. which
az that time stood for the top notch OK
social emiuence in feminine clubdom.
Men who had lost sight ~ their d.
Norcei wives Tor years met them there
reposing luxuriously in Louis XVI
chairs II may perhaps be considered
20 the credit " the club that a. was
the means ~ bringing about the re-
inarriaE.a ~ some half dozen divorced
couples No such happy result. how
ever. followed the meeting between
Mrs Brown Potter and her ex-husbard
after years ~ separation She was
supping AZ the club one evening with
party Of friends and he With another
and n 20 happened thar the two ta-
dramatic training stood her ,n eo1d
stead. and she behaved AZ though moth
ING unusual was IN progress. bat the
unfortunate Potter was rendered 30
painfully nervous that De carrEei
bottle NJ champagne. and with "a very
red fa0e beat q hayty retreat f.Un
the room He never crossed fho pore
tails of The Empress again.
D. O.
after the introduction ~ the rOwiv
element was accelerated by the rys-
tfrious fashion On which tho belongings
~ members ana their friends disan-
pearCd For the LAST year 0r so MOO me
dreamed 81 leaving ANYTHING in the
l07k room. Women walked about with
their wraps and any other mrapher-
MALTA thry might have br0uFh, with
them When ther eat down thcy isrus-
tied them In then Iaps hu- even erch
precautions asa NOT always avail
Things occasionally vanished right one
Der their ovuerf noses
HIGHHANDED THEFT.
Here is sn instance a guest having
undone Der lace SCARF pinned to The
tah'rrIoi1 Dor thc sake % security. trr
small ieutlcd brooch with which Sc tls
fastened When she rose fror. GOO
table ar me conclusion % hcr 'ur-f.
she discovered th1t n was missing.
NV brooch has gone she said OBJ .sr
hostcss yc; you sgW noe pin % Oh the
clHh"
The servant who had waited upon
them WIS summoned and questioned.
ui be protested that he had never seen
The trinket." said tie owner. IS not
worth half a sovereign. ] simply value
Ccontinued on page eighteen,
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MELANCHOLY INTEREST.

20 ls only a few months aeo that TIA
municipality OF Amsterdam purchased
~ a memorial 30 the rreat master. tho
historic house IN the BrsestraAL A
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lean connection Daughter Of William
Story. 80 long a figure I'm Rome. she
f. sister Of Julien Story the sculptor,
whose studio was destroyed IN san
Francisco, niece of Judge Story and
sister-in-law Of Emma Eames.
Her home, IS via Maggie. one OF the
most beautiful and artistic IN Florence,
has been occupied this winter ny the
American consul, Jerome quay BROTH
er Of Senator Matt" Quay whose
widow also. has been a winter resident.
as well as Robert Quay and his family.
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HIGHHANDED THEFT.

The trinkeL" sad tie owner is not
worth half a sovereign. ! simply valuf
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oN NOTABLE BIRTHDAY.

The club was founded as a sort ~
commemoration Of the sixtieth anm-
yerSary Of the accession 10 the throne
Of the Empress Queen a. least that
Is what rs promoters asserted and
thereby justified their assumption of
the grand old lady's Indian title
Philanthropy was Just al that time be-
ginning 90 be the fashion and another
happy idea Of the executive was to
donate one shilling (25 cents) out n
every members subscription % the
Prince ~ Waless NOV the kings
hospital fund Few nc figured out
what very small percentage Of the
subscription fee - cents represented
ana the action WIS loudlN applauded
as evidence Of praiseworthy LOYALTY
and self-deu, INK devotion To most de-
serving charity
Stlll shreWder was the wisdom dis
played iu getting together q lot n o.
tied women % ON the ornamental boo
sitiOns in the club. 10 opened It's doors
With list OF % vice presidents every
one Of whom was a peeress. headed hv
her accomplished grace. the Duchess oi
Leeds. the original ~ Sarah Grsud's
heroine. "ldcala, English society Is
nothing n not sonobbish Women tum-
bled over one another IN their eager.
ness 20 Dc enrolled among these eX-
allied representatives. " blue-bloolcl
feminine aristocracy The presence or
several American women Of title fur-
nished equally attractive bait owing to
the supposed length OF their purses.
Among them were Lady Tanksrsilo.
who was one OF the vice presidents, and
Lady Heskcth. Lady Arthur Butler.
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I.,,,l,ion Is lrsvltsbls-.nd !, e ",
w. u Hi Nus, Be Alert " You Would %
first
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Lady Cooper and several others, VINO
Joined as life members
MAGNIFICENT PALACE.
I'm short while the club outgrew IT'S
original premises The subscription
Zee was increased from three guineas
Gi5.7j) 20 80 guineas NlSa5Ol: but even
that latter price was considered cheat
for the privilege Of scrapiug up an aC-
quaintance with a baroness, "a countess
or possibly a duchess. Just before the
stampede began il was proposed to
raise the annual subscription fee 90
30 gulneas. So numerous were the 4p-
plicants seeking admission The man
agement built AT enormous expense a
magnificent palace 30 Dover street.
The site is historic. u was the scene
~ pitched battle In 1858, When S'
William wyatt marched upon London
Bui 70 was not he historic associations
which commended the site On the man
agement II was its association with
swc'ldom. Dover street being distinctly
"tOuey.' The first essential for the
success ~ Woman's club d. London
is "a good position somewhere between
PiCc8dilIy Circus and Hyde park corr
uer Women dearly love a sWagger
address To hundreds Of them. many of
whom have long peiigrees but slender
purses fashionlbly located club is 1n
oasis of elegance iu the desert OF OBJ
security Armed with its address ON
their visiting cards. they can afford 10
live in cheap lodgings Don suburhia. and
mn one Is aware whore they T0ost save
the hJll porter at the club, who for
q So
the secret NJ their number and street.
Tho executive ~ the Empress club was
the first fo recognize what convent
cuce such lu institution would hc 90
women folk of this class. though of
course. 10 vas The genuine society Wom-
au Vlth generous Income to whom 10
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Going Pace" Killed Gayest Woman's Club
Collapse
London Sef-SpscaI Absnhe Produced that
Enabled o BIackmaU

lead OF their ladyships. with many pro-
tests Of righteous indignation against
the contamination 10 which they had
unwittingly exposed themselves within
It's portals As long as the duchesses
and countesses tarried they cared not
a jot to what extent their skirts were
besmirched W brushing against the
garments OF women u dubious reputa-
lions. But when the peerosses van
ished their morals were shocked and
they betook themselves elsewhere IN
pursuit Of virtue and social exclusive
ness. The management found itself
powerless 10 stop the stampede The
golden stream was damned and the
club was-well something that sounds
Just like II. There was nothing left
10 do but wind It up and turn the as
sets over 10 creditors.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-09-20
BOAR OF MEDICAL EXAMINERS
OF PORTO RICO

En- la Ofcina dc este Board Sc oelebra-
ran ell martes de Octubre pr6ximo dias
sucesiyos examenes para los aspirantes &
licene eias para practiear legalmente la me-
dicina cirujfa en- Puerto Rico, 10 mismo
que para les que deseen ebtener una liesn-
eia que les aeredite como Cirnjanos Memo
res, Comadronas Nurses (enfermerasl
Los m6dicos presentaran en- esta Secre-
taria una soicitud jurada, al tftulo de Uni
versidad Escuela de Medicina, que les
acredite como tales y psgaran un derecho
en- Tesore1a de Is dollars.
Los sspirantes lieencias de Cirujanos
Memories. Co,nddyoaGs 8 Nurses presenta
ran igual solicitud, acompahando eertifca-
dos faCultativos que lie acrediten haber he
cho practica estudiOs en- hsspitales, per
un tempo no menor de dos aiIos. Les de
rechos de examenes certifeado serau: 10
dollars los Practicantes; 8 las Comadronas
y las Nurses.
Las solicitudes en- blanco podran pedirse
esta Sceretarfa, 10 mismo que cualquier
sxplicaci6u que fuese neoesaria, relacionada
con dichos examenes.
Pasada esta conyocatoris, serx consde-
rada como prAetica illegal la de todos los
Medicos, Prscticantes, Comadronas 6 Nur-
ses que encontrandose en- Puerto Rico en-
ell tempo de la publication de este anuncio
eierzan cualquiera de estss profesiones sin
someterse 10 que La Ley exige.
DR.. ~. QHeGed0 B@e<.
SeOretario.
San Francisco II, 1q-Apsrtado 712.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-09-20

Una criatura llena do graca inteligencia nor 10
menos esa es Ia impression que me ha deiado durante
aquelos instantes dsmasado cortos bastsntes pessr
milo.
mo la couoce W.
Por toda respuesta Luis fustix6 SD csbalo parti6
al galope por Ia llanura que ante el Sc extendfa
les jndtil obligarlo grit6 Ell joven sabo lanzando
sc la carrera para unfrsele
No conseguira " detenerlo!
Bstos animales sienten Ell vertigo del recorrdo one
Vamos ahacer sl viento del deserto los azota como na
tusts de acero Ell vacfo los emborracha parten como
una baa la salida, les puede dominar hasta Fl
pie de las Pirzmides
Cruas no exagerabs, de clio pronto hubo de con-
vencerse su compadsro
Ora por la sorda arena por pancie de roca
"a, los cabalos galopeaban locamente en- nea recta
orentados hacfa los tres vaporosos que eran los
hnicos puntos de reerencia vsbles en- toda aouea in
mensa superficie.
Los cascos de las caballerias pulverizaban las mi
nuscuas flores amarilas, penas dstinas de Ia arena
que horada en- algunos ugares tfmdo recuerdo de
Ia vida vegetal
Un lgero viento fresco soplaba del norte hio leef-
tmo dol espacio halito vrgen que trafa los labos ell
gusto salebre dc los lejanos mares.