The Sentinel=record., 1914-07-11
HERNANDEZ AT MOODY HOTEL HOTEL; FAMILY IS NEITHER
 WITH VILLA OR CARRANZA.
BELIEVER IN HARMONY
That the Constitutionalists Will Win Because Their Cause is Just, and Believes Leaders Will Get Together Later.

@ F. Madero Hernandez, uncle of #Franeisco Madero, late president of # #MeXieo, who was assassinated by the 8Huerta regime. today denied most &emphatically dispatches he had read #in various newspapers, which were sent out from Mexico, that the Ma Ndero family were partly responsible #tor the friction that is alleged to Aexist between General Villa and 8Ganeral Carranza
 M Sgnor Hernandez has come to Hot #Sprngs to recuperate from a most ztfylng experience he went through in @ @fampic0 and Vera Cruz, where he #was a prisoner of Huerta's officers, Band at present is finding in a course #of the worldfamous baths that re- NJuYenation he was in need of He shas kept aloof from all interviewers Band requested those in charge of the yAloody hotel, where he has a suite of zrooms, not to permit reporters to see Hlim. but when he read that it was &ntimated the Madero family had a #and in causing differences to arise Between the two leading men in the
 # Constitutional cause, he desired a cor
 @ @ection. on behalf of his family, to
 B. made
 The report from Mexico that the @Nadero family had something to do %yith causing the breach between 4ieneral Carranza and General Villa" &aid Sgnor Hernandez, 'is absolute 8y untrue, and you cannot make that
 Boo emphatic The Madero family is 9ot mixing in Mexican politics. Why # hoald we try to bring about a differ #nce between General Carranza and Hieneral Villa when our sympathies aand our hearts are with the consti- T #utional cause, and any difference be- #ween them would only serve to Heaken their efforts in behalf of the heople of Mexico? That report was #ihe work of politician with little Conscience.
 The constitutional cause will win 6n Mexico in the end for the reason Hhat it is the cause of the people. If Hhare is any differences between xNilla and Carranza it must be due 10 $ome misunderstanding or to in frigue, and I hope to learn that they gare working together Mexico has Suffered greatly because of this reyo- sution. All our resources have been #topped, Business is at standstill. Flhere is no industrial progress. 4 Commerce is dead, but as soon as 2eace comes, then you will see Mex hco come into it's own again. l hope That all Mexicans are not now look png to any one political faction but fhat all will unite for the welfare of sihe country.
 When the constitutionalists have sNon. as they are bound to do, l be- Hleve there will be no more trouble #ihere, and 1 cannot see how any diff 1erences could arse between the nited States and the constitutional government"
 Signor Hernandez was asked his opinion of the mediation conference. My personal opinion of the media Htlon conference is that 1t was good 1h its purpose. The suggestion of the .atinAmerican mediators was a worthy one as a result of the Tam splco incident, but, speaking as con iRtitutionalist, l never thought much sof the mediation unless the constitu- sllonalists were represented, for they are you see. the principle factor" How long, in your opinion, will it Zbe until the constitutional forces en- Her Mexico City?" Signor Hernandez |was asked.
 That l cannot answer. I only #khow we will triumph in the end. he main question now in the cam Ipaign going on towards Mexico City, Eto me, is the maintaining of food and supplies for the constitutional army land the horses. It is difficult mat Her to keep sufficient provisions on &hand. It is not question of deter Iihihation, willingness or spirit of the 1inen but sufficient supplies all the E'ime in that campaign"
 Stgnor Hernandez and his brother Epahlei were in Monterey, Mexico, E"hen, on orders issued by Dictator