[134] Christian Socialist.
[135] Report of the Industrial Commission, Vol. I, Part I, p. 222.
[136] "Socialism and Social Reform," p. 121.
[137] "Socialism and Social Reform," p. 120.
[138] It is stated that the retailing of milk in New York is practically confined to six companies. But the price of milk has not been reduced accordingly. The economies resulting from this combination have swelled the profits of these companies. The consumers gain nothing from it. And this is what is taking place with all trust articles.
[139] Book III, Chapter III.
[140] This is more true of railroads in the United States than in England, probably because competing roads have not been tolerated in England to the same extent as in our country.
[141] The Thaw case furnishes an unfortunate illustration of this tendency.
[142] Ely, "Socialism and Social Reform," p. 134.
[143] Ely, "Socialism and Social Reform," p. 134.