Southeastern European overseas migration and return from the late nineteenth century until the 1930s

The talk is all of America. Our newspapers often write what bad thing it is whole families to go there as they do. But it is no use. People must eat. The stones are hard. There is too little land. The government does nothing for the good of the people. There are no factories, there is no building, no mining. So how can people live and pay taxes? And if the taxes are not paid the cow is taken from the stall, the pillows from under the head.