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