LIST OF BLACK AND WHITE ILLUSTRATIONS

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1	The Sentinel Tree	5
2	Scene on Otoque Island, Panama Bay	6
3	The Rank, Lush Growth of the Jungle	7
4	Ruins of Old Panama	8
5	Tree Growing out of a Chimney in Jamaica	9
6	Cane River Falls	10
7	The Road to Market	11
8	Sports on Shipboard	12
9	The “Oruba”	12
10	Bog Walk, Jamaica	13
11	Government Buildings, Kingston	14
12	King Street, Kingston, Jamaica	15
13	Jamaica, Where Motoring is Good	16
14	Women on the Way to Market	17
15	A Yard and its Tenants	18
16	Coaling Steamships	19
17	Market Women and their Donkeys	20
18	One Way of Carrying Bananas	21
19	“Gwine to de Big Job”	22
20	Toro Point Light	23
21	Toro Point Breakwater	24
22	The New Cristobal Docks	24
23	“Palms Which Blend With the Sea”	25
24	Colon in 1884	26
25	Fire-Fighting Force at Cristobal	27
26	The New Washington Hotel	28
27	The Only Stone Church in Colon	28
28	Nature of Country near Colon	29
29	Panama Pottery Sellers	30
30	Hindoo Laborers on the Canal	30
31	San Blas Boats at Early Dawn	31
32	San Blas Indian Boys	31
33	San Blas Lugger Putting Out to Sea	31
34	The Atlantic Fleet Visits the Isthmus	32
35	Roosevelt Avenue, Cristobal, About to Lose its Beauty	33
36	The De Lesseps Palace	34
37	The National Game—Cock-Fighting	34
38	How the Jungle Works	35
39	“Bottle Alley”	36
40	D Street, Colon, Paved	37
41	Bachelor Quarters at Toro Point	38
42	A Colon Water Carrier	39
43	An Open Sewer in a Colon Street	39
44	By a Coclé Brook	40
45	The Mangroves Marching on Stilt-like Roots	40
46	A Picturesque Inlet of the Caribbean	41
47	Childish Beauty Without Art	42
48	A Corner of Mount Hope Cemetery	42
49	The Soulful Eyes of the Tropics	43
50	Market Day at David	43
51	Scene on Almirante Bay	44
52	Modern Porto Bello from Across the Bay	45
53	Typical Native Hut in Porto Bello District	46
54	Entrance to Porto Bello Harbor, from Spanish Fort	47
55	Bullock Cart on the Savanna Road	47
56	Modern Indian, Darien Region	48
57	Native Family in Chorrera	49
58	Seventeenth Century Ruin at Porto Bello	50
59	Street in Modern Porto Bello	51
60	Ancient Trail from Porto Bello	52
61	Spanish Fort at Entrance to Porto Bello Harbor	53
62	A Group of Cholo Indians	54
63	Natives Grinding Rice in a Mortar Owned by All	55
64	Family Travel on the Panama Trail	56
65	Deserted Native Hut	57
66	What They Still Call a Road in Panama	58
67	Outdoor Life of the Natives	59
68	Native Hut and Open-Air Kitchen	60
69	Cocoanut Grove on the Caribbean Coast	61
70	Canal Commission Stone Crusher, Porto Bello	61
71	Native Huts near Porto Bello	62
72	An Indian Family of the Darien	62
73	Ruined Spanish Fort at Porto Bello	63
74	San Blas Luggers at Anchor	64
75	The Teeth of the Tropics	64
76	Native Bridge in the Darien	65
77	Choco Indian Girls	66
78	Indian Huts near Porto Bello	67
79	Country Back of Porto Bello	68
80	Native Women of the Savannas Bearing Burdens	68
81	Camina Reale, or Royal Road near Porto Bello	69
82	A Lady of the Savanna	70
83	Native Children, Panama Province	70
84	Bull-Rider and Native Car at Bouquette, Chiriqui	71
85	The Indians Call Her a Witch	72
86	A Cuna Cuna Family near Porto Bello	72
87	A Trail near Porto Bello	73
88	A Cholo Mother and Daughter	73
89	A Group of Cuepa Trees	74
90	Mouth of the Chagres River	75
91	Mouth of the Chagres from the Fort	76
92	The Sally-Port at San Lorenzo	77
93	Church at Chagres	78
94	Old Spanish Magazine	79
95	Spanish Ruins, Porto Bello	79
96	Our Guide at San Lorenzo	80
97	The Author at San Lorenzo	80
98	Looking Up the Chagres from San Lorenzo	81
99	The True Native Social Center	82
100	Tropical Foliage on the Caribbean	83
101	On the Upper Chagres	84
102	Native Panama Woman	84
103	A Character of Colon	85
104	Woman of the Chagres Region	85
105	Near a Convent at Old Panama	87
106	Casa Reale or King’s House	88
107	The Ruined Tower of San Augustine	89
108	Wayside Shrine on the Savanna Road	90
109	Arched Bridge at Old Panama, Almost 400 Years Old	91
110	Foliage on the Canal Zone	92
111	The Chagres Above San Lorenzo	93
112	In the Crypt of Old San Augustine	94
113	A Woman of Old Panama	94
114	Wash Day at Taboga	95
115	A Street in Cruces	96
116	Breaking Waves at Old Panama	96
117	Old Bell at Remedios, 1682	97
118	The Beetling Cliffs of the Upper Chagres	97
119	The Roots Reach Down Seeking for Soil	98
120	Bluff near Toro Point	99
121	“Whether the Tree or the Wall is Stouter is a Problem”	100
122	San Pablo Lock in French Days	101
123	Part of the Sea Wall at Panama	102
124	The Pelicans in the Bay of Panama	103
125	The Road from Panama to La Boca	104
126	The City Park of Colon	105
127	Children in a Native Hut	105
128	The Water Front of Panama	106
129	The Water Gate of Panama	106
130	Entrance to Mount Hope Cemetery	107
131	Cathedral Plaza, Panama	108
132	Avenida Centrale	109
133	Ancon Hill at Sunset	110
134	Abandoned French Machinery on the Canal	110
135	Overwhelmed by the Jungle	111
136	A Lottery Ticket Seller	112
137	Machinery Seemingly as Hopeless as this was Recovered, Cleaned and set to Work	112
138	The Power of the Jungle	113
139	La Folie Dingler	114
140	Near the Pacific Entrance to the Canal	114
141	Where the French Did Their Best Work	115
142	An Old Spanish Church	116
143	Juncture of French and American Canals	116
144	Part of the Toll of Life	117
145	The Ancon Hospital Grounds	118
146	A Sunken Railroad	118
147	A Zone Working Village	119
148	Negro Quarters, French Town of Empire	120
149	Filth that would Drive a Berkshire from his Sty	121
150	Canal Valley near Pedro Miguel	122
151	Panama Soldiers Going to Church	123
152	The Official Umpire, Cocle	124
153	The Man and the Machine	125
154	Landing Pigs for Market	126
155	The Trail near Culebra	126
156	In the Banana Country, on the Coast near Bocas del Toro	127
157	The Best Residence Section, Colon	128
158	The Old Fire Cistern, Panama	129
159	The Two Presidents: Roosevelt and Amador	130
160	Cholo Chief and His Third Wife	131
161	Native House and Group at Puerta Pinas	131
162	What They Call a Street in Taboga	132
163	Hindoo Merchants on the Zone	132
164	Chamé Beach, Pacific Coast	133
165	French Dry Dock, Cristobal	133
166	What the Work Expended on the Canal Might Have Done	134
167	A Graphic Comparison	134
168	What the Panama Concrete Would Do	135
169	Proportions of Some of the Canal Work	135
170	The “Spoil” from Culebra Cut Would Do This	135
171	In a Typical Lock	135
172	Lock at Pedro Miguel Under Construction	137
173	Range Tower at Pacific Entrance	138
174	Bird’s Eye View of Pedro Miguel Locks	138
175	The Vegetable Martyrs	139
176	Native Street at Taboga	140
177	Gamboa Bridge with Chagres at Flood	141
178	The Y. M. C. A. Club House at Gatun	141
179	Working in Culebra Cut	142
180	Miraflores Lock in March, 1913	143
181	Naos, Perico and Flamenco Islands to be Fortified	143
182	Beginning of New Balboa Docks	144
183	The Old Pacific Mail Docks at Balboa	144
184	The Pacific Gateway	145
185	Completed Canal at Corozal	146
186	Tunnel for the Obispo Diversion Canal	147
187	The Two Colonels	148
188	A Walk at Ancon	149
189	In the Hospital Grounds	149
190	French Cottages on the Water Front, Cristobal	150
191	Pay Day for the Black Labor	151
192	In Wallace’s Time	152
193	The Fumigation Brigade	153
194	Typical Screened Houses	154
195	A Street After Paving	154
196	Stockade for Petty Canal Zone Offenders	155
197	Hospital Buildings, United Fruit Co.	155
198	Beginning the New Docks, Cristobal	156
199	A Back Street in Colon	157
200	Steam Shovel at Work	158
201	The Balboa Road	158
202	A Drill Barge at Work	159
203	Pacific Entrance to the Canal	160
204	Col. Goethals at His Desk	161
205	Railway Station at Gatun	162
206	President Taft Arrives	162
207	Col. Goethals Reviewing the Marines at Camp Elliott	163
208	President Taft and “the Colonel”	164
209	Big Guns for Canal Defence	164
210	Col. Goethals Encourages the National Game	165
211	Old French Ladder Dredges Still Used	166
212	The Colonel’s Daily Stroll	166
213	A Side Drill Crew at Work	167
214	The Colonel’s Fireworks	168
215	A Heavy Blast Under Water	168
216	The Colonel’s Daily Meal	169
217	“The Goethals’ Own” in Action	169
218	Bas Obispo End of Culebra Cut	170
219	Entrance to Gatun Locks	171
220	I. Colon: These Pictures in Order form a Panorama of the Colon Water Front	172
221	II. Colon: Part of the Residential District on the Water Front	173
222	III. Colon: Panama Railroad and Royal Mail Docks	172
223	IV. Colon: The De Lesseps House in the Distance shows Location of New Docks	173
224	South Approach Wall, Gatun Locks	174
225	Gatun Locks Opening into the Lake	174
226	Gatun Lake Seen from the Dam	175
227	Bird’s Eye View of Gatun Dam	175
228	Construction Work on Gatun Dam	176
229	Pumping Mud into the Core of Gatun Dam	176
230	Gatun Upper Lock	177
231	Gatun Center Light	177
232	Emergency Gates	177
233	Spillway Under Construction	178
234	Partly Completed Spillway, 1913	179
235	The Giant Penstocks of the Spillway	180
236	The Spillway at High Water	180
237	Lock Gates Approaching Completion	181
238	The Water Knocking at Gatun Gates	182
239	Wall of Gatun Lock Showing Arched Construction	182
240	Traveling Cranes at Work	183
241	Building a Monolith	183
242	A Culvert in the Lock Wall	184
243	Diagram of Lock-Gate Machinery	184
244	Towing Locomotive Climbing to Upper Lock	184
245	The Heavy Wheel Shown is the “Bull Wheel”	185
246	The Tangled Maze of Steel Skeletons that are a Lock in the Making	186
247	The Chagres, Showing Observer’s Car	187
248	Fluviograph at Bohio, now Submerged	188
249	Automatic Fluviograph on Gatun Lake	188
250	The Village of Bohio, now Submerged	189
251	Steps Leading to Fluviograph Station at Alhajuela	190
252	A Light House in the Jungle	190
253	The Riverside Market at Matachin	191
254	Railroad Bridge Over the Chagres at Gamboa	192
255	A Quiet Beach on the Chagres	192
256	Poling Up the Rapids	193
257	Construction Work on the Spillway	193
258	Water Gates in Lock Wall	194
259	The Lake Above Gatun	194
260	How They Gather at the River	195
261	Washerwomen’s Shelters by the River	196
262	A Ferry on the Upper Chagres	196
263	The Much Prized Iguana	197
264	Cruces—A Little Town with a Long History	198
265	A Native Charcoal Burner	198
266	The Natives’ Afternoon Tea	199
267	Piers of the Abandoned Panama Railway	200
268	Working on Three Levels	201
269	The Original Culebra Slide	202
270	Slide on West Bank of the Canal near Culebra	203
271	Attacking the Cucaracha Slide	204
272	Diagram of Culebra Cut Slides	205
273	A Rock Slide near Empire	205
274	The Author at Culebra Cut	206
275	Cutting at Base of Contractors Hill	206
276	A Rock Slide at Las Cascades	207
277	Slicing Off the Chief Engineer’s Office	208
278	How Tourists see the Cut	208
279	Jamaicans Operating a Compressed Air Drill	209
280	Handling Rock in Ancon Quarry	209
281	In the Cucaracha Slide	210
282	Brow of Gold Hill, Culebra Cut	211
283	A Dirt-Spreader at Work	212
284	“Every Bite Recorded at Headquarters”	212
285	A Lidgerwood Unloader at Work	213
286	The Track Shifter in Action	213
287	One of the Colonel’s Troubles	214
288	The Sliced-off Hill at Ancon	214
289	A Lock-Chamber from Above	215
290	When the Obispo Broke in	215
291	Ungainly Monsters of Steel Working with Human Skill	216
292	Building an Upper Tier of Locks	217
293	Traveling Cranes that Bear the Brunt of Burden Carrying	217
294	The Floor of a Lock	218
295	Excavating with a Monitor as Californians Dig Gold	218
296	A Steam Shovel in Operation	219
297	Bird’s Eye View of the Miraflores Locks	220
298	The Rock-Break that Admitted the Bas Obispo	220
299	An Ant’s Nest on the Savanna	221
300	A Termite Ant’s Nest	221
301	Deep Sea Dredge at Balboa	222
302	Proportions of the Locks	222
303	The Great Fill at Balboa Where the Culebra Spoil is Dumped	223
304	Panama Bay from Ancon Hill	224
305	Santa Ana Plaza	225
306	Panama from the Sea Wall; Cathedral Towers in Distance	226
307	The Bull Ring; Bull Fights are now Prohibited	227
308	The Panama Water Front	227
309	The Lottery Office in the Bishop’s Palace	228
310	San Domingo Church and the Flat Arch	228
311	Chiriqui Cattle at the Abattoir	229
312	The President’s House; A Fine Type of Panama Residence	229
313	The Fish Market	230
314	San Blas Boats at the Market Place	230
315	The Vegetable Market	230
316	The Market on the Curb	231
317	Where the Flies get Busy	231
318	Cayucas on Market Day	231
319	Panama from the Bay; Ancon Hill in the Background	232
320	Pottery Vendors near the Panama City Market	233
321	From a Panama Balcony	234
322	The First Communion	235
323	Marriage is an Affair of Some Pomp	235
324	The Manly Art in the Tropics	236
325	A Group of National Police	236
326	Taboga, the Pleasure Place of Panama	237
327	Santa Ana Church, 1764	237
328	The Panama National Institute	238
329	The Municipal Building	239
330	The National Palace and Theater	239
331	Salient Angle of Landward Wall	240
332	Boys Skating on Sea Wall	240
333	Vaults in the Panama Cemetery	241
334	Ruins of San Domingo Church	242
335	Some Carnival Floats	243
336	The Ancient Cathedral	244
337	The Police Station, Panama	245
338	Church of Our Lady of Mercy (La Merced)	245
339	Young America on Panama Beach	246
340	Ready to Control the Pacific	246
341	The Flowery Chiriqui Prison	247
342	The Market for Shell Fish	248
343	The Cathedral and Plaza	249
344	In a Panama Park	250
345	Salvation Army in Panama	250
346	Costume de Rigueur for February	250
347	Bust of Lieut. Napoleon B. Wyse	251
348	On Panama’s Bathing Beach	252
349	Quarantine Station at Pacific Entrance to Canal	252
350	Col. W. C. Gorgas	253
351	What Col. Gorgas Had to Correct	254
352	Administration Building, Housing the Sanitary Department	254
353	Dredging a Colon Street	255
354	The War on Mosquitoes. I	256
355	The War on Mosquitoes. II	256
356	The War on Mosquitoes. III	257
357	The War on Mosquitoes. IV	257
358	Sanitary Work in a Village	258
359	The Mosquito Chloroformer’s Outfit	259
360	The Mosquito Chloroformer at Work	259
361	Ancon Hospital as Received from the French	260
362	The Canal Commission Hospital at Colon Built by the French	261
363	French Village of Empire after Cleaning up by Americans	262
364	The Bay of Taboga from the Sanitarium	262
365	The Little Pango Boats Come to Meet You	263
366	Old Church at Taboga	263
367	The Rio Grande Reservoir	263
368	In Picturesque Taboga	264
369	In the Grounds of Ancon Hospital	265
370	The Sanitarium at Taboga Inherited from the French	266
371	A Fête Day at Taboga	266
372	Feather Palm at Ancon	267
373	Taboga from the Bathing Beach	267
374	Taboga is Furthermore the Coney Island of Panama	268
375	Burden Bearers on the Savanna	269
376	Hotel at Bouquette, Chiriqui	270
377	A Bit of Ancon Hospital Grounds	270
378	The Chief Industry of the Natives is Fishing	271
379	Nurses’ Quarters at Ancon	271
380	The Leper Settlement on Panama Bay	272
381	The Gorge of Salamanca	273
382	Native Family in Chorrera	274
383	A Street in Penemone	275
384	The Hotel at David	275
385	View of Bocas del Toro	276
386	Vista on the Rio Grande	276
387	At the Cattle Port of Aguadulce	277
388	The Royal Road near Panama	277
389	The Meeting Place of the Cayucas	278
390	Banana Market at Matachin	279
391	In the Chiriqui Country	280
392	Banana Plant; Note Size of Man	280
393	Construction of Roof of a Native House	281
394	A Native Living Room and Stairway	281
395	Rubber Plantation near Cocle	282
396	Bolivar Park at Bocas del Toro	282
397	A Ford near Ancon	283
398	Old Banana Trees	284
399	Pineapples in the Field	284
400	Waiting for the Boat	285
401	Country House of a Cacao Planter at Choria	285
402	Started for Market	286
403	Loading Cattle at Aguadulce	286
404	Dolega in the Chiriqui Province	287
405	Mahogany Trees with Orchids	287
406	Bayano Cedar, Eight Feet Diameter	288
407	The Cacao Tree	288
408	Street in David	288
409	In the Banana Country	289
410	Market Place at Ancon	290
411	Fruit Company Steamer at Wharf	291
412	United Fruit Company Train	291
413	Sanitary Office, Bocas del Toro	291
414	A Pile of Rejected Bananas	292
415	A Perfect Bunch of Bananas	292
416	The Astor Yacht at Cristobal	293
417	The Bay of Bocas	293
418	Bringing Home the Crocodile	294
419	A Morning’s Shooting	294
420	On Crocodile Creek	295
421	The End of the Crocodile	295
422	Above the Clouds, Chiriqui Volcano	296
423	The Chiriqui Volcano	296
424	Native Market Boat at Chorrera	297
425	In Bouquette Valley, the Most Fertile Part of Chiriqui	297
426	Coffee Plant at Bouquette	298
427	Drying the Coffee Beans	298
428	Drying Cloths for Coffee	299
429	Breadfruit Tree	299
430	Primitive Sugar Mill	300
431	Chiriqui Natives in an Ox-Cart	300
432	Proclaiming a Law at David	301
433	The Cattle Range near David	301
434	Despoiling Old Guaymi Graves	302
435	A Day’s Shooting, Game Mostly Monkeys	302
436	The Government School of Hat Making	303
437	Beginning a Panama Hat	303
438	Coffee Plantation at Bouquette	304
439	Work of Indian Students in the National Institute	304
440	The Crater of the Chiriqui Volcano	304
441	Trapping an Aborigine	305
442	Native Village on Panama Bay	306
443	A River Landing Place	306
444	The Falls at Chorrera	307
445	On the Rio Grande	307
446	Old Spanish Church, Chorrera	308
447	The Church at Ancon	308
448	The Pearl Island Village of Taboga	309
449	Native Village at Capera	309
450	A Choco Indian in Full Costume	310
451	Some San Blas Girls	311
452	Chief Don Carlos of the Chocoes and His Son	312
453	The Village of Playon Grand, Eighty-five Miles East of the Canal	312
454	San Blas Woman in Daily Garb	313
455	A Girl of the Choco Tribe	313
456	Daughter of Chief Don Carlos	313
457	Native Bridge over the Caldera River	314
458	Guaymi Indian Man	315
459	Indian Girl of the Darien	316
460	Choco Indian of Sambu Valley	317
461	Panamanian Father and Child	318
462	Choco Indian in Every-day Dress	319
463	A Squad of Canal Zone Police Officers	320
464	A Primitive Sugar Mill	321
465	Vine-clad Family Quarters	321
466	Quarters of a Bachelor Teacher	321
467	Main Street at Gorgona	322
468	In the Lobby of a Y. M. C. A. Club	323
469	Street Scene in Culebra	324
470	Young America at Play	324
471	Hindoo Merchants at a Zone Town	325
472	The Native Mills Grind Slowly	325
473	Commission Road near Empire	326
474	The Fire Force of Cristobal	327
475	Orchids on Gov. Thatcher’s Porch	328
476	The Catasetum Scurra	329
477	Married Quarters at Corozal	330
478	Fighting the Industrious Ant	330
479	Foliage on the Zone	331
480	The Chief Commissary at Cristobal	332
481	What the Slide Did to the Railroad	333
482	Not from Jamaica but the Y. M. C. A.	334
483	A Bachelor’s Quarters	334
484	The Tivoli Hotel	335
485	The Grapefruit of Panama	335
486	Pure Panama, Pure Indian and all Between	336
487	Interior of Gatun Y. M. C. A. Club	337
488	Y. M. C. A. Club at Gatun	337
489	Marine Post at Camp Elliott	338
490	Tourists in the Culebra Cut	338
491	Lobby in Tivoli Hotel	339
492	Altar in Gatun Catholic Church	340
493	La Boca from the City	341
494	At Los Angosturas	342
495	The Water Front at Colon	342
496	Negro Quarters at Cristobal	343
497	Labor Train at Ancon	344
498	Negro Sleeping Quarters	344
499	A Workmen’s Sleeping Car	345
500	A Workmen’s Dining Car	345
501	Old French Bucket Dredges	346
502	Old French Bridge at Bas Obispo	346
503	The Relaxation of Pay Day	347
504	Bas Obispo as the French Left it	347
505	Convicts Building a Commission Road	348
506	Construction Work Showing Concrete Carriers and Moulds	349
507	How the Natives Gather Cocoanuts	350
508	Looking Down Miraflores Locks	350
509	Hospital at Bocas	351
510	New American Docks at Cristobal	351
511	Ox Method of Transportation	352
512	Road Making by Convicts	352
513	Entrance to Bouquette Valley	353
514	Cocoanut Palms near Ancon	353
515	Native Religious Procession at Chorrera	354
516	Opening the Cocoanut	354
517	Rice Stacked for Drying	355
518	Bullock Cart in Chorrera	355
519	Sun Setting in the Atlantic at Lighthouse Point	356
520	The Fruitful Mango Tree	357
521	Completed Canal near Gatun	358
522	Traveling Cranes at Miraflores	358
523	The Review at One of the Roosevelt Receptions	359
524	Pacific Flats Left by Receding Tide	359
525	A Whaler at Pearl Island	360
526	An Old Well at Chiriqui	360
527	A Good Yield of Cocoanuts	361
528	Cholo Girls at the Stream	361
529	Shipping at Balboa Docks	362
530	Explaining it to the Boss	363
531	Spanish Monastery at Panama	364
532	Choco Indian of Sanbu Valley	364
533	The Rising Generation	365
534	Ancon Hill, Where Americans Live in Comfort	365
535	Gatun Lake, Showing Small Floating Islands	366
536	A Spectacular Blast	367
537	The First View of Colon	367
538	A Porch at Culebra	368
539	Avenida Centrale, Panama, near the Station	368
540	In a Chiriqui Town	369
541	A Mountain River in Chiriqui	369
542	Biting Through a Slide: Five Cubic Yards per Bite	370
543	Commissary Building and Front Street, Colon	371
544	Pedro Miguel Locks	372
545	Detail Construction of a Lock	373
546	A Group of Guaymi Girls	374
547	A Zone Sign of Civilization	374
548	Part of the Completed Canal	375
549	His Morning Tub	375
550	Native Girl, Chorrera Province	376
551	Native Boy, Chorrera Province	376
552	Park at David	377
553	Main Street, Chorrera	377
554	A Placid Back Water in Chiriqui	378
555	Gatun Lake. Floating Islands Massed Against Trestle	379
556	Guide Wall at Miraflores	380
557	Poling Over the Shallows	381
558	The Spillway Almost Complete	381
559	San Blas Lugger in Port	382
560	The Beginning of a Slide	382
561	“Making the Dirt Fly”	383
562	The Happy Children of the Zone	383
563	Map of the Panama Cutoff	385
564	An Eruption of the Canal Bed	386
565	Culebra Cut on a Hazy Day	388
566	Bird’s-Eye View of Miraflores Lock	389
567	Handling Broken Rock	390
568	Lock Construction Showing Conduits	390
569	Traveling Crane Handling Concrete in Lock-Building	391
570	Tivoli Hotel from Hospital Grounds	392
571	Mestizo Girl of Chorrera	392
572	How Corn is Ground	393
573	They Used to do This in New England	393
574	Pile-Driver and Dredge at Balboa Dock	394
575	Giant Cement Carriers at Work	395
576	Tracks Ascending from Lower to Upper Lock	396
577	Col. Goethals’ House at Culebra	397
578	Electric Towing Locomotives on a Lock	398
579	A Church in Chorrera	399
580	A Native Kitchen	400
581	Native House in Penomene	400
582	Giant Cacti Often Used for Hedging	401
583	A Street in Chorrera	401
584	The Town of Empire, Soon to be Abandoned	402
585	The Panama Railroad Bridge at Gamboa	403
586	A Street in Chorrera	404
587	A Pearl Island Village	404
588	Diagram of Comparative Excavations by the French and Americansin Culebra Cut	405
589	View of Pedro Miguel Locks Nearing Completion	405
590	Native Woman, Cocle	406
591	River Village in Chiriqui	406
592	The Pearl Island Village of Saboga	406
593	The Tug Bohio with Barges in Middle Gatun Lock	408
594	Looking Down Canal from Miraflores Lock to the Pacific	408
595	Culebra Cut Partially Filled with Water	409
596	Floating Islands in Gatun Lock Entrance	410
597	The First Boat Through. I.	411
598	The Flag in Two Oceans	412
599	The Continent’s Backbone Broken	413
600	The First Boat Through. II.	414