Chicago, Oct. 5.
'ARNING the United States that it may be attacked if "developing international anarchy" thrives unchecked, President Roosevelt deliberately aimed a bristling speech here to-day at the nations involved in the present hostilities in China and Spain.
The President proposed that a "concerted effort" be made by peace-loving peoples to maintain justice throughout the world, presumably referring to the Chinese and Spanish situations. The President suggested that offending nations against world justice be "quarantined," adding that "the epidemic of world lawlessness is spreading,"
Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.