Nomad Moslems Swarming in from Sinkiang Lanchow, Apr. 17.
'Western Kansis, north of Anhs! dis-been more than mildly perturbed, by, the sudden arrival in a iintal stream, for several days, of 0 large group of Kasaks fron Sinikiang (Chinese Turkestan), Bringing with them rifles, camp' equlpment, and herds of animals, those Kasaks were estimated to number about 4,000, They are a nomad peo-lo, who migrate to and fro, and are Moslems by religion 'They' are reported fo be settling down in a region north of Anhst district and south of Masungshan, The Immediate cause of the migration into Kansu is said to be some trouble the Kasaks had recently with other nomadic tribes in Sinkiang. At first, it, was feared they might come into conflict "with the large roup. of Mongols, estimated 10.000, who.migtated Into the district from Outer Mongolia ten years ago,.on the declaration of the Independence of Outer Mongolia, These fears were dispelled when it was found that the Kasaks and the Mongols were gelting along together, as there was enough room for both soups.—Central News,
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