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 1 Intr,     4          XXIII   |        migrants from ours to other ports, thus making the exodus
 2    1,     1,   II       6    |        than the natural one of our ports, as happened every time
 3    1,     1,   II       6    |     emigrants leaving from foreign ports, to the great detriment
 4    1,     1,    V      10    |        Republics dominated all the ports of the Mediterranean and
 5    1,     1,    V      11    |           excluded from those very ports where its merchants had
 6    1,     1, VIII      19    |    domestic carriers leave our own ports, for those destinations,
 7    1,     1,   IX      25    |          their arrival in American ports, so that any time an Italian
 8    1,     1,   IX      25    |       should be set up in the main ports of the Kingdom as well as
 9    1,     1,   IX      25    |            should be set up in the ports where the Italian emigrants
10    1,     1,   IX      25    |         all too often exist at the ports of embarkation.~To carry
11    1,     2            33    |         1889, with services at the ports of Genoa and New York, and
12    1,     2            34    |         deviate from ours to other ports the migratory masses, thus
13    1,     2            54    |            laymen, sailed from the ports of Genoa and Le Havre to
14    1,     2            57    |       organizing Committees in the ports of departure and arrival
15    1,     4            72    |         was already at work in the ports of Genoa and New York. The
16    1,     4            74    |          missions also in the main ports of Brazil and Plata. In
17    1,     4            74    |    emigrants who sail from Italian ports are accompanied, when possible,
18    1,     4            77    |       services to emigrants at the ports of embarkation; by recommending
19    1,     4            77    |          most important of Italian ports. To this end it has approved
20    1,     4            78    |          of Palermo – in these two ports from which every month steamships
21    1,     4            78    | establishment, particularly in the ports of arrival, of Committees
22    1,     4            78    |           to be established in the ports of embarkation, it was necessary
23    1,     7,   II     120    |            native languages in the ports of the East Mediterranean
24    2,     1,    I     142    |        French, Spanish, or English ports, when they emigrate. For
25    2,     1,    I     142    |             they sail from Italian ports: Genoa, Naples, Leghorn,
26    2,     1,    I     142    |           in the principal Italian ports, it asked them to study
27    2,     1,    I     144    |       charitable assistance at the ports of arrival, where the fatigue
28    2,     1,    I     144    |        assistance in the principal ports of arrival, where as soon
29    2,     1,   II     149    |            and the other principal ports of the Union, would look
30    2,     1,  III     154    |        committees in the principal ports of Italy and overseas. These
31    2,     1,  III     154    |        disembarked in the American ports. In this way, the society
32    2,     1,  III     156    |            migrants in the Italian ports of embarkation. They would
33    2,     1,  III     156    |         place other priests in the ports of entry, especially New
34    2,     1,  III     156    |            by the committee in the ports of departure. Many evils
35    2,     1,   IV     157    |          three or four key Italian ports a committee of priests and
36    2,     1,   IV     157    |         establish in the principal ports of North and South America
37    2,     1, Summ, XII,  176 |        give to each migrant in the ports of embarkation a booklet
38    2,     4           233    |    committee be established in the ports and it encouraged the protection
39    2                  243(24)|          Catholic emigrants in the ports of embarkation, during the
40    2                  243(24)|         during the trip and in the ports of arrival, especially in
41    2                  317(14)|          of Italian priests in the ports of departure and arrival