Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 25 November 1949 — Page 27

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Brazilians Beat Path to Serpent Salesman

Whose Snakes Serve as Better Mousetraps By ERNIE HILL, Times roreign Correspondent BELEM, Brazil, Nov, 25-—Tio Cobra (Uncle Snake, to you) sit

selling pythons for a living.

‘water tank that never worked. Tio Cobra insists that tourists (pay 15 cents to take his picture Iwith his favorite python—Isadora | | —wrapped around his neck.

Pythons are in demand here

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| Tio Cobra does a good business. A hot prospect recently rushed | up to him and said he needed al {good rat-spearing python at once. SHOther snake, Tio Cobra usually goes home and|

coiled beside the door. | “It was Isadora. jover to me at once, Complete Line of New Mats, Shoes and Furnishings! |come back. union. I gave her a pheasant.

a rush job so he parted with Isadora, a 10-foot beauty. Tio Cobra was sad because, Isadora has sat in his lap for the ” jonly 3 years old. last two years or coiled about his oparight: 184 by The Indianapolis Tim ineck. The old man used to rub’ and Chicago Daily News, Ine.

|his cheek against Isadora's small . {flat head. The snake slept with] |ANTS SET BROKEN PINS

its head against his neck in the, Ants have been observed to s | warm equatorial sun, | broken legs of injured Sompand Isadora was put into commerce ‘in a a kind o of plaster.

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‘under a tree near the docks on the south bank of the Amazon delta feet. turned quickly and slung him| An aged and wrinkled black man with a snow-white tuft of (beard, Tio Cobra is a Belem landmark like the rusted 50-year- old cow's back, rode her around and

for $10 and next day Tio Cobra then took off his belt to use as a had a new snake at his place of halter around her horns. i

Others af $39.50 ‘because people keep them around home missing Isadora. and $49.50 ithe house to catch mice. They| Radors. Roturns Pay As You |usually put them in the attic or| Get Paid \around the rafters in the living, ~ But—when I lit the lantern on

the table—I found a big ron

She wriggled!| She had run| {away from her new home and It was a happy re-

“The next day I gave the man He never knew

“That is why it would be un-| sells from his stock but this was fair for me to sell Isadora tol |you. She would come home. If

you want a python, I will go get | you Peggy. She is very nice and|

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