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PAGE ssss1 The Sentinel Tree 5 ssss1 Scene on Otoque Island, Panama Bay 6 ssss1 The Rank, Lush Growth of the Jungle 7 ssss1 Ruins of Old Panama 8 ssss1 Tree Growing out of a Chimney in Jamaica 9 ssss1 Cane River Falls 10 ssss1 The Road to Market 11 8 Sports on Shipboard 12 ssss1 The “Oruba” 12 ssss1 Bog Walk, Jamaica 13 ssss1 Government Buildings, Kingston 14 ssss1 King Street, Kingston, Jamaica 15 ssss1 Jamaica, Where Motoring is Good 16 ssss1 Women on the Way to Market 17 ssss1 A Yard and its Tenants 18 ssss1 Coaling Steamships 19 ssss1 Market Women and their Donkeys 20 ssss1 One Way of Carrying Bananas 21 ssss1 “Gwine to de Big Job” 22 ssss1 Toro Point Light 23 ssss1 Toro Point Breakwater 24 ssss1 The New Cristobal Docks 24 ssss1 “Palms Which Blend With the Sea” 25 ssss1 Colon in 1884 26 ssss1 Fire-Fighting Force at Cristobal 27 ssss1 The New Washington Hotel 28 ssss1 The Only Stone Church in Colon 28 ssss1 Nature of Country near Colon 29 ssss1 Panama Pottery Sellers 30 ssss1 Hindoo Laborers on the Canal 30 ssss1 San Blas Boats at Early Dawn 31 ssss1 San Blas Indian Boys 31 ssss1 San Blas Lugger Putting Out to Sea 31 ssss1 The Atlantic Fleet Visits the Isthmus 32 ssss1 Roosevelt Avenue, Cristobal, About to Lose its Beauty 33 ssss1 The De Lesseps Palace 34 ssss1 The National Game—Cock-Fighting 34 ssss1 How the Jungle Works 35 ssss1 “Bottle Alley” 36 ssss1 D Street, Colon, Paved 37 ssss1 Bachelor Quarters at Toro Point 38 ssss1 A Colon Water Carrier 39 ssss1 An Open Sewer in a Colon Street 39 ssss1 By a Coclé Brook 40 ssss1 The Mangroves Marching on Stilt-like Roots 40 ssss1 A Picturesque Inlet of the Caribbean 41 ssss1 Childish Beauty Without Art 42 ssss1 A Corner of Mount Hope Cemetery 42 ssss1 The Soulful Eyes of the Tropics 43 ssss1 Market Day at David 43 ssss1 Scene on Almirante Bay 44 ssss1 Modern Porto Bello from Across the Bay 45 ssss1 Typical Native Hut in Porto Bello District 46 ssss1 Entrance to Porto Bello Harbor, from Spanish Fort 47 ssss1 Bullock Cart on the Savanna Road 47 ssss1 Modern Indian, Darien Region 48 ssss1 Native Family in Chorrera 49 ssss1 Seventeenth Century Ruin at Porto Bello 50 ssss1 Street in Modern Porto Bello 51 ssss1 Ancient Trail from Porto Bello 52 ssss1 Spanish Fort at Entrance to Porto Bello Harbor 53 ssss1 A Group of Cholo Indians 54 ssss1 Natives Grinding Rice in a Mortar Owned by All 55 ssss1 Family Travel on the Panama Trail 56 ssss1 Deserted Native Hut 57 ssss1 What They Still Call a Road in Panama 58 67 Outdoor Life of the Natives 59 ssss1 Native Hut and Open-Air Kitchen 60 ssss1 Cocoanut Grove on the Caribbean Coast 61 ssss1 Canal Commission Stone Crusher, Porto Bello 61 ssss1 Native Huts near Porto Bello 62 ssss1 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 Americans in 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