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The Newtown bee., 1905-11-10
ENDEAVOR SOCIABLE.

The Christian Endeavor society will hold it's semi-annual business meeting,
 next Wednesday evening, at 7.45 o'clock, in the lecture room of the
 church. Reports will be given by the
 various committees of the work of the
 past six months, and new officers will be elected for the ensuing six months. There will be social hour for games and refreshments after the business meeting. All are cordially invited to attend.
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her late home, Rev 0. o. Wright offici- ating. Several pieces were sung by Miss Florence Warner, Miss Agnes Platt, Miss Mary Warner, H. G. War ner and w. P. Tomlin. The burial was in the Newtown cemetery. The pail bearers were Messrs Ammon Fay Tor, Charles M. Parsons, Charles Flaw ley, Henry G. Curtis, Dr R. N. Betts and A. w. Bassett.
The Newtown bee., 1905-11-10

Florida oranges, prime quality. A BettS'.
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Mrs John Keane of Dayton street visited in Danbury, Monday.
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Agent Wanted.

in every town and city to handle d fast srlI- dnv househ,lu article. Write for rOuiidCutja' terms The Berkshire Novelty Co.,lOng llijl, Conn
 JNDk SALE One car Oad nicely COlOrcd hand pi ked Bald win apples. Lee F. Armstrong; oxford. Conn.
 NOR SALE 0eXtra nice pigs weeks old, > 10 a pAlr, stephen Waterbury. West on, Conn IrOR SALE A farrow grade Jersey years I old. r. W. Andrews, k. f. D. 3l, Ncwtown, Conn.
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Rev R. B. Danforth began his work at the Congregational church, Sunday, large audience greeting him. He ex- pressed the hope that the members of his congregation would be free to call on him if in sickness or time of need. He presided at the sacramental serv- ice. MT Danforth will arrive in town, Saturday night, and will preach next Sunday. Mrs Danforth and children will probably arrive in town on Tues. day.
 The Ladies' Aid society will meet for sewing with Mrs A. c. Moore, Tuesday afternoon, November IA. All those who have secondhand clothing, shoes or hats for the barrel for Sandy Paris Industrial school fol colored people in Georgia are request. ed to brirg them to the church on Saturday.
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LOCAL AFFAIRS.
TRINITY PARISH NOTES,
CONFIRMATION SERVICE

CONFIRMATION SERVICE
 Sunday last was notable day s
 Trinity church. In the mornin Bishop Johnson was the preacher. H
 >"n will appear in full in nex
 ZEE. In the evening Bisho
 'a Bishop Johnson wer |. Brewster congratu Sern> "ngreeaGlon ol weeks h.. rus TOT Un Brewster all. "hed al present. Bishop ';2 lated the rector and .
 the successful arrangeme. conservation service. He prea.. able sermon from the text, Joshua l. "Go over this Jordan" Bishop JOhn- son confirmed the class, the first per son to receive the rite being his niece, Miss Ruth R. Johnson. Others con- irmed were Miss Gala Mayhew, Mss Anna Heibeck, Miss Rychie Van Ness, Miss Ida Van Ness, John Hawley, Rodney Shepard and Ferris Mead. II Bishop Johnson made a helpful ad- dress to the class from the words, ''Let us run with patience the race that is set before uS."
 SUNDAY SERVICES.
 At Trinity church, Sunday: At II a. m., morning service and baptism, followed by Sunday school; at p. m., evening prayer.
 The confirmation class for girls will B meet on Friday at 2.45 D. m. and the boys at ' p. m., at the Rectory.
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The Probate Courts.

RESTRICT OF NEWTOWN, ss. rrobate U Court, Nov 4. 1905.
 Estate of Charles A. Sherman, late of Newtown, in said district deceased.
 The Court of Probate for the District of Newtown, hath limited and allowed six months from the date hereof for the creditors of said estate to exhibit their claims for set clement. Those who neglect to present their accounts properly attested within said time, will be deburred l recovery. All persons in debted to said estate are requested to make immediate payment to
 William A. sherman, Administrator.
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NOR SALE-Lot of one inch chestnut boards C from to l2 feet long Lot white oak boards and plank l2 feet long, Lot other kind of lumber. different sizes. Also lot stone Huntingtown District, Newtown, Ct.
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E. III. DILLON
fills.
HOW'S

nOW ReWdTU
 Nt be cured any case of Gatarrn that cam "oledo, o Halls Catarrh Cure E. :
 F.J. Od ENEY c CO'l hil We, the undersigned, have knOwL ac1 Cheney for the last IS years, and beiev F perfectly honorable in all business trans. ions and financially able to carry out any O. ligatiOnS made by his firm.
 WALDING, KINNAN & MARVIN,
 Wholesale Druggists, Toledo. o. Halls Oatarrh Cure is taken internally. act ing directly the blood and mucous sur faces of the system. Testimonials sent free. l Price, 75c per bottle. Sold by all Druggists, l Take Halls Family Pills for constipation. |
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TO PREVENT
Come to My Shop

And get your horse shod right. Also all k inds of wagon and carriage repairing. Repairing of all kinds of machinery speciality. Best work guaranteed at moderate prices. An drew Puchaia, ROxbury Station, Conn
 NOTICE--Having leased the Wewaucoe l\ Mills north of SOuthvlilc am prepared 10 make cider for all at 1c per gallon; also saw ing and custom grinding. Walter Howe. BridgeWater Conn.
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Cattle For Sale.

At B. D. 'Beardsley's. 18th and 18th, full Holstei yearling heifers, 3cows, two-year- old heifers, 10 other yearling heifers 1 two. year-old Jersey heifer, nearly all with calf J. E Shaw.
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For Sale.

-FOUR CHEAP HORSES for work or drive. F.j. HOSFORD. New Preston, Conn.
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COrsetS.

"Felix" Paris Models. Popular makes. Re fitted M ss MacMahOn, Corset Maker and Filter, 1119 Broad street, Bridgeport Conn.
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NOR sALE-A young. sound road mare, si x years old weight 1000 pounds, will work single or double; will sell cheap; reason. shortage of nay q. A. Buckingham. North vile. Address; k. D. 3. New Milford, Conn.
 NOR SALE--A 'rm nr 24l acres at Quaker II Farms. Oxford, what known as the Meigs homestead. WlII sell q! |. bargain; on account of death n family wish to sette es
 ta'e. Gall write fog ptrti irulare to Mrs Gertrude c. McEvov, Southhury, Conn. K. D.
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EOR SALE--5o fine pigs now ready to go I Newton M. Curtis, Sandy Hook, Conn. Tel. 4l-3.
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NIDER-To keep it sweet smiths Cider V Preservative. Mailed for 25c. Smith $
 Drug Store AnsOnia Conn.
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SUNDAY SERVICES.

The confirmation class for girls will meet on Friday at 2. D. m. and the boys at p. m., at the Rectory.
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XIANTED-A man to rent my farm take w the same on shares. Farm comprises 35C acres. John Black, Washington Depot, Conn
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NOR SALE-Real estate of the late Starr J Kinney. consisting of one of the best farms Tn the town of New Milford. two houses, rum
 ming water to both. also to barns For infor- Gaylordsville. Conn. Telephone No. 1883, New Milford division.
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NOR SALE-1 pair vearing s'eers, 1 good
 COW and steer cart. J, C. Joyce, Stepney Depot, Conn.
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EOR SALE CHEAP-To the first cash buyer, T organ in good order. Mrs Daniel Edwards, R. D. l1 Stepoey Depot Conn. @
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1905-02-01

IS head as handsome n cv(
saw. 81 u pair, so TO - trio
BARRED ROCKS: puilet
sl.sn each. cockcrcls 81 80 TO 81.
POLAND CHtNAS. ! pair al
choicely bred pigs. . months old
SO per pair. slO each. Satisfac.
ton guaranteed or money refnn'
dcd. {. {. BApuw stt..
Statkylllc, Miss.
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1905-02-01

to its ownership is absolutely es-
sential to the well-being of the
regions where they lie.
Third, we must begin at once
the creation of national forest
service ia the United States.
We are the only ones Of the great
nations whose forest work is 10
SO chaotic condition. Our task
is to create a clean effective body
of men for handling these great
forest questions, and in general
TO take up, just so far as the
State organizations are unable to
take il up, but always in co.ope-
ration with them, the care OF the
general progress OF forestry
throughout the United States;
more and more hope TO see the
Bureau of Forestry act as help
or and assistant not only 10 the
commercial interests, which il
our frs, duty 10 the matter. but
to all interest affected by the
forests. | should like TO have
every member OF this Congress
go home with the idea that the
Bureau OF Forestry ~ the sers-
al, of every one OF you. and will
give you it's help TO the very
u,mos, limi, OF its power.
CLIFFORD PtScnoT.
Chief OF Forestry Bureau.
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1905-02-01

The bulk OF the forests oil
,hc nitcd States arc now, and
must always remain in the hands
ot the private owner. only as the
private owner. large or small.
The iumbcrman, the railroad. the
miner. or the man who owns the
land becomes interested IN for
c~try aud carries out It's true
principles. shall VIC succeed in
practIctrg forestry in the Unit
ID States.
Second, the forests now in
Government control must re.
main n Government control Just
so FAR AZ they are needed for
public purposes. We must have
forest reserves, and we shall be
forced 20 extend the area OF for.
est reserves later on, not mere.
ly by Presidential proclama, ton.
but by purchase. Lands arc
passing on, Of the Governments
hands every day whose return
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1905-02-01
Cotton Production.

We have the support of the fin
aucial interests II we farmers
will only do our part. We can't
afford 10 do otherwise.
This is the first time in the
history of the South when all in.
terests are united for a com mon
purpose, and the farmers are
going TO reduce their acreage,
adopt divcrsitication and win
out.
Unless there is a uniform re-
duc,ion in every school district
throughout the South IL will not
avail YOU TO hold the surplus
now on hand.
The man who thinks he can
slip in a few acres more because
his neighhor il decreasing de-
ceives no one but himself. HIS
acreage will be counted.
Another big crop with the
surplus carried over will see
much lower prices mex fall.
When each farmer has agreed
10 reduce his cotton = per cent.
let him diversity 3 per cent.
plant more feed crops. plan,
more 10 cat al home, plan, 20 a.
10 have something 10 sell every
day"
Cotton is grca, crop. bu,
don, let /, be master.
The Sou,h ~ short on food
and forage crops and long on
cotton, bring about parity.
Raise more 10 ca; and feed for
YOUR stock.
Ten acres in cotton at 10 cents
- more money than twenty acres
With cotton at 5 cents.-Na,ional
Cotton Association.
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1905-02-01

Accepting your very kind INV.
TAXATION TO report my winnings.
| herewith submit same: At re-
cen. Birmingham show. won on
White Rocks. End aud 3rd cock
erels. Is, and 2nd pullcss, Is,
pen add bes, display.
On Cornish Indian Games, LIST
cockcrel: iied LIST cockcrcl aud
won End aud srd coekercl: is,
Fad aud ;rd hens: LIST .ud and
ard pullc,s: II, and 2nd pens
bes, display.
~ recent Aberdeen show:
White Rocks ist cockerel .nd
and srd cockercl ist :nd aud srd
hens; lat pulle, aud .nd pen.
Cornish Indian Games Is,
cockercl LIST 2nd aud 3rd cocker.
els; ist 2nd and srd hens: LIST
,nd aud ard pullets; Is, pen and
oes, display.
] think every farmer ia Miss.
issippi should read s. i. G., aud
follow its teachings. I, will
make him healthier, weather.
and happier. Send me a few
sample copies 10 solicit subscrib.
crs. Paor. ToSY HUI
PouLrsy YARD, Amory. Miss.
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1905-02-01
- Addresses.

2sol the best addresses thai
have been delivered at the A 4
NJ College IN Is years. selecteI
by the Editor OF the So. Eass
GAZETTE and printed IN a l0s
page pamphlet. Send Is cent,
and get a copy OF this valuable
little book. G.. III. Afford.
Starkvillc Miss.
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1905-02-01
Tony Mill Poultry Yafd.

viii sell you choice ~pccimeus
OF Cornish Indian Games and
White =, Ro-ke that are from
prize winning ~trai0s n America
bred 10 win aud lay.
We have n Ia number Of
early oatchcd. select tockcrcls
from prize matlo&~ AZ - - -
each. This is "a rare emporium.
ity Tor show birds ne 70 improve
your flock Buv u0H. Eggs -
per Is, - ter iti
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1905-02-01
4. v. DeadwyIer,

Breeder II thoroughbred Short 10
Durham and kcd Poll Cattle. Shr0G
shtrc Sheep. Berkshire hog~. Angu<
goats and Barred Plymouth Rocks.
PrnacrETass. ia.
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1905-02-01
\. ". Holland TURKEYS

Order carly and get tho select. SIS
trio at SIS pair. also icw YOUNG
Bua Plymouth Rock cockcrcie ats,
each. ]. s. Casctt. Sunshine. Miss.
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1905-02-01
WANTED TO BUY

Registered pigs of any quick g.
and prolific breed Aisa. g..
tered bull Of milk, bua~e, -.
breed r. H. r. ,t..
fvrnw srfs IN
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1905-02-01

The columns OF this paper arc
open TO the young men, young
ladies' aud married ladies. Let
us hear from NIL the readers OF
this paper.
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1905-02-01
MOSBY SEED CORN

have 10; 81 carefully Aelectc,
pure Mosby's Prolific seed corn 10
sale. /, il known n the most proli ii
corn. {. c. Campbell. Flora. Miss.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-05-22


 SSihbyed cavaiierS, who broks into - thuslagtic shouts and eries of happy approbation-
 ''Thsrs's more evidence yst" cried the priest, thrusting his hand Into the bosom of hls habit and drawing forth . giittering objsct. ''Sir. took this from the body of Sister Maria Christi m, for upon my advice she entered up- on the service, Of the holy church after her bereavement keeping her secrst. for there was naught to be gained by its publication She killed herself upon the sands rather than give aid and comfort to this man and his men. Here, young sir" said the priest opening the locket, "are the pictures of your father and mother. See. cavalierA some of you knew Don Francisco de Guzman and can recognize him. That is his wife. She was young and had golden hair Ike thine. my son, in those days. You are the express image of her per son as recall it"
 My father. My motherw cried Alva- rado. Look. Mercedes; lodk. your ex- cellency, and gentlemen, all. But her body, worthy fathery
 '.Eveneas her soul hath gone out into the new life beyond. her body was drawn Uut into the great deep at the call of God-but not unblessed, senors, even as she went not unshriven. for knelt alone by her side. unable by my wounds and weakness to do more serv- fee and said the once of our holy church.
 That which was lost Is found again Let ns rejoice and praiee God for his mercy. Donna Mercedes, gentlemen. my blessing on Senof de Guzman and upon ye all Benedicite.' said the priest making the sign of the cross.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-05-22
CHAPTER xxHI.

YE. strike. Alvarado," cried the
 vieeroy. filled with shame and TAI surprise at the sight of his
 daughters extraordinary bold ness. for. though love her, I'd rather eee her dead than married to the son of such as be Drive home your weap- on-' he cried in bitter scorn. Why stay your handf Only blood can wash out the shame she hath put upon me before you all this day. Thou hast dagger rse il. say
 Do you hear my fathers words. Al yarado?' cried Mercedes. sinking on her knees and stretching up her hands to him. Iris sharp weapon. One touch will end it all. and you can fol- low"
 God help me- cried the unhappy young captain. throwing aside the poniard and clasping bis hands to his eyes. T cannot. Hath 10 one here q point for mel if have deserved well Of you or the state. sir. bid them strike home S. z
 Live. young sir.- interrupted Nor gan. The-e are other women in the world. Come with me and
 If you are my father. you have but little time in this world" Interrupted the spanisrd. turning to Morgan and gnashing his teeth al him T doubt not but you were cruel 10 my mother hate vou. ! iosths you. despise you for all your crimes. and most Of all for bringing me into the world. >vear io you. had the power. I'd not add another moment 10 your life. The world were better rid Of you
 You have been well trained by your Spanish nurses" cried Morgan reso- lufely. sltnough Vith sueeriuz mcckery and hate 10 his voice. and well !you seem 10 know he duty owed by son to sire
 You hsrs done nothing for me- re turned the young soldier. You abaa- doned me Sueh as you are. you were my fatber. You cast me szzy to sniff for myself. Had | not been for these friends here
 "Ssy said Morgan. T thought ycu dead That cursed one eyed traitor there told ms 90. else I'd have sought --a out
 Glad an I that you did not. for I have passed ny life where ID child of yours could hope t9 he-suonz honor able men winning their respect. which I nov fo-fsit because Of thee-
 -Alvsrsdo- said the rics-oy. this much sin I do for tbee. He stsH he shot Ike soldier instead of uadsrgo- lnz the punishment -e had designed for him Tais mgch for his father bod
 -Ny Io-i. ask T. nst~ answered the ycsnE man
 -sH-.- erci-i1e5 No-z7r- EAesn of ppii~r rsssi7r sr-oss his features. for he EAx q SEe razs cesrs Ea ks
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-05-22

loved her, he wooed and won IT.. anA 1t last he married her. but secretly. She was poor and humble by compari- con with him: she had oaly her beauty and her virtue for her dover. and there were reasons why 1t weee better the marriage should be concealed for awhile.
 "A child was born. You wsrs that child. sir. Thither came this man wffh his bloody marauders. In his train were his wretched wife and her own boy. an infant, born but short time before that of the governor. De Gus man sallied out to meet them and was killed at the head of his troops. They burned Panama and turned that beau- tiful city into a hell like unto La 0usy- r1- 1 found means to secrete Isabella de Guzman and her child. The plague ragged in the town. This mans wife died. He gave command to Hornigoh to take the child away. He consulted me, as a priest whose life he had
 The priee ses,ed hinsek oa . aod
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-05-22
By CYRUS. TOWNSEND

Author of 1.-The southerners." For Love of Country" "The Grip of Honor." Etc.

only expectation. and he had greatly feared that his taking off would he ac- companied by horrible tortures, you. al least, are father. and I thank you"
 Yes, I am father and most un- happy one" groaned De Lara. turning toward Alverado. Perhaps 1t is well you did not accomplish your purpose of self destruction after all. my poor friend. As said before. Spain hath need of you. You may go back to the old country beyond the great sea. All here will keep your secret: my favor will he of service to you eren there. You can make 3 new career with a new name"
 And Mercedes:" asked Alvsrado.
 You have no longer any right to question An. well. it Is just that you should hear. The girl goes to q con- vent The only cloak for her is in our bolT religion-and so ends the great race Of De Larasr'
 "No. no." pleaded Mercedes: send me not there, Let me go with him. She stnrrei nearer to him. beautiful and beseeching My father. she urg. cd you love me" She threw her arms around his neck andiaid her head upon his breast Upon it her father tendsrly pressed his hand. You loved my mother did you mott" she contin- ued Think of her. Condemn me not to the living death Of convent-away from him. If that man be his father snd I cannot helieve it: there is some mistake; 'tts impossible that anything sO foul should bring into the world a man sn noble-yet I love him. You know him You have tried him a thou- sand times He has no qualities of his base ancestry. His mother al least died Ike 8 spanish gentleroman. My lords. gentlemen. some of you have known me from my childhood. You have lived in our house and have fol
 Cod h.lp a-i' oned the
 esss2z- T caaDo,I'
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-05-22

to his own. the words of the Lady Mercedes move me profoundly. By your grace's leave, I venture to say that she hath spoken well and nobly, and. that the young Alvarado, whom we have seen fin places that try mems souls to the extreme. hath always com ported himself as Spanish gentleman should This may be . lie. Will you not reconsider your words? Give the maiden to the man. I am an old sol dier, sir. and have done you some serv- Ice. would cheerfully stake my life to maintain his honor and his gentle ness al the swords point"
 He speaks well. Don Alvarow cried Captain Gayoso, another veteran sol dier. T join my plea to that of my colnrade. Don Caesar"
 Gentlemen. I thank you.- said AL varado gratefully, looking at the little group This is one sweet use of my diversity. I knew not I was So be- friended"-
 You hear, you hear. my father, what these noble gentlemen say " interrupt ed Mercedes
 But" continued Alvarado sadly. 1t is not meet that the blood of the prince ly De Laras should be mingled with mine Rather the ancient house should fall with all its honors upon 1t than be kept alive by degradation thank you. but il cannot be-" 1T T f.f1 9n Your excellency, we humbly press you for an answer" persisted Agra monte.
 "Gentlemen-and you have indeed proved yourselves generous and gentle soldiers-I appreciate what you say. Your words touch me profoundly. I know how you feel, but Alvarsdo is right"
 Sir" exclaimed thin. faint old voice from the outskirts of the room. mo base blood runs in the veins of that young man. You are all mistak- en-
 Death and fury~ shouted Morgan. who was nearer to him. It is the priest. Art alive? scuttle me. I struck you down. l do not usually need 10 give second blow
 "who Is this:- asked De Lara. Back. gentlemen, and give him access to our person"
 The excited men made way for a tall. pale. gaunt figure of man clad in the habit of a Dominican As he crossed his thin hands on his breast and bowed low before the viceroy the men marked deeply scared wound upon his sharen crown, q wound re cently made. for t was still raw and open. The man tottered as he stood there
 Now. sir said the vicercy as the priest seated himself on [ stool which willing hands had placed for him. TOUT name"
 Fra Antonio de las Cases. your ex- ceiIency. q Dominican. from Peru bound for Spain on the plate gzlleon. the Almirante Recade. captured by that man. ~ae stricken down by his blow as I administered sbeoiut1os to the mother of the young captain re- covered and crewied into the ~oo3D for conceslmelt. and when I saw ycaY eoidiers. your ercerleny. I followed but slowly. for am an old man and sore wounded
 Would that my blow had bit deeper. thou false priest- rosred Norean iB furious rage
 Be stiII-- commanded the cd vfce- roy ssernIy Speak but another wNd until give yo1 leave and I'll hare yvs szssed. rey said strssse vordA ko6