ILLUSTRATIONS
[ R. Davis and "Wood Boys" of the Congo] Frontispiece
[ Mrs. Davis in a Borrowed "Hammock," The Local Means of Transport on the West Coast]
[A White Building, that Blazed Like the Base of a Whitewashed Stove at White Heat]
[The "Mammy Chair" is Like Those Swings You See in Public Playgrounds]
[A Village on the Kasai River]
[The Facilities for Landing At Banana, the Port of Entry to the Congo, are Limited]
[ "Prisoners" of the State in Chains at Matadi]
[ Bush Boys in the Plaza at Matadi Seeking Shade]
[The Monument in Stanley Park, Erected, Not to Stanley, but to Leopold]
[The Native Wife of a Chef de Poste]
[English Missionaries, and Some of Their Charges]
[The Laboring Man Upon Whom the American Concessionaires Must Depend]
[Mr. Davis and Native "Boy," on the Kasai River]
[The Hippopotamus that Did Not Know He Was Dead]
[The Jesuit Brothers at the Wombali Mission]
[There, in the Surf, We Found These Tons of Mahogany, Pounding against Each Other]
[A Log of Mahogany Jammed in the Anchor Chains]
[The Palace of the King of the Cameroons]
[The Home of the Thirty Queens of King Mango Bell]
[The Mother Superior and Sisters of St. Joseph and Their Converts at Old Calabar]
[The Kroo Boys Sit, not on the Thwarts, but on the Gunwales, as a Woman Rides a Side Saddle]
[Going Visiting in Her Private Tram-car at Beira]
[One-half of the Street Cleaning Department of Mozambique]
[Chain-gangs of Petty Offenders Outside of Zanzibar]
[The Ivory on the Right, Covered only with Sacking, is Ready for Shipment to Boston, U.S.A.]
[The Late Sultan of Zanzibar in His State Carriage]
[H.S.H. Hamud bin Muhamad bin Said, the Late Sultan of Zanzibar]
[A German "Factory" at Tanga, the Store Below, the Living Apartments Above]
[Soudanese Soldiers under a German Officer Outside of Tanga]