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 1 Intr,     5          XXVI     |    necessity of specific religious services and structures suited to
 2    1,     1,   VI      14     |        commissioner who offers his services to the emigrants gratis.
 3    1,     1, VIII      24     |       people by forcing them to do services of any kind they are unwilling
 4    1,     2            33     |           Immigrants in 1889, with services at the ports of Genoa and
 5    1,     2            42     |       think that for these various services at least eight to ten thousand
 6    1,     2            52     |        commissioner who offers his services to the emigrants gratis.
 7    1,     2            54     |           turn vied to offer their services and if there were difficulties,
 8    1,     4            77     |       assistance; by offering free services to emigrants at the ports
 9    1,     4            79     |            that it may provide the services which the Association expects
10    1,     4            79     |         which has rendered so many services to the country in war and
11    1,     5,  III      93     |      priests who, through the kind services of the carrier “La Veloce,”
12    1,     7,   II     116     |            draft law for the Armed Services as applied to our emigrants,
13    2,     1,   II     146     |    newcomers gather to receive the services of the priests.~ The Italians
14    2,     1,  III     151     |       commissioner, who offers his services to the migrants for free.
15    2,     1,  III     151     |   unfortunates and had offered his services for them, invited by the
16    2,     1,  III     152     |       positions and rights and the services which they render to the
17    2,     1,  III     153     |           his part, he offered the services of the editors of the Catechista
18    2,     1,  III     154     |            be a priest to give the services of his ministry to those
19    2,     1,   IV     159     |            after such praiseworthy services, as though they would have
20    2,     3,   26     228     | difficulties; and many times their services were disdainfully rejected.~
21    2,     4,   20     253     |    catechists who will offer their services for the House and Church.46~
22    2                  254(48) |           by President Lincoln for services rendered to the Union Army
23    2,     4,   23     257     |            inside the Church while services were being held. This had
24    2                  259(56) |       started organizing religious services for Italians in the basement
25    2                  311(144)|            pastoral structures and services for them. In four months
26    2                  316(13) |         well disposed to offer his services toward the establishment
27    2,     6,    I, 8,  332    |           be completed next month. Services are now held in the basement
28    2                  335(15) |            to say. Make use of his services and come to a final decision