Title,  Chapter

 1    I    |       hospitals and other welfare agencies most beneficially established
 2    I    |    properly reorganizing existing agencies for migrants and by setting
 3    I    |    migrants and by setting up new agencies where necessary, as well
 4    I    |           spent to support relief agencies which were established in
 5    I    |          dangers." In fact, these agencies are either under the direction
 6    I    | authorities as well to benevolent agencies that have aided refugees
 7    I    |           of States, the heads of agencies, and all upright and cooperative
 8    I    | initiative of all commissions and agencies, that it has been possible
 9    I    |    including a number of official agencies, both national and international—
10   II, II|           government officials or agencies.~    b) To this end, the
11   II, II|   organizations, institutions and agencies, whether national or inter-national,
12   II, V |        praised the committees and agencies: "There are in Italy, at
13   II, V |           as they are called, and agencies, as well as other institutions
14   II, V |           pastors and through the agencies devoted to the assistance
15   II, V |      through national or diocesan agencies and commissions to provide