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the enemy's position in fropt 9f Alumbagh last night. Numbers of argaed and unarmed men are evacuating the. city by the outlets they pos sessed to the north. OF advances to-dty gradually pled all 514e5 of the by the troops,. partiqulnriy toward,s G9aglia4;' towards Moosabag/a t