Transliteration: um-ma a-lá-ḫu-um-ma a-na ša-lim-ÌR-dí ù a-lu-wa qí-bi₄-ma mì-šu ša a-na-kam ra-dí-ú e-ta-wu-ú um-ma šu-nu-ma ṣú-ḫa-ru-kà ú-ṭá-tám a-ba-kam lá i-mu-ú ša a-lim(ki) wa li ša ta-ḫu-ur-a wa-li-wa-li ḫa-ri-a ša šu-mì-a ÁŠ ta-aq-bi₄-a-šu-nu-tí um-ma a-tù-nu-ma a-na da-áš-e ú-ṭá-tám šu-da-a a-pu-tum iḫ-da-ma ú-ṭá-tám áb-kà-nim mì-ma lá i-ri-aḫ ší-tí ú-ṭí-tim áb-kà-nim a-ba-kam lá a-ba-kam tí-ir-ta-ak-nu li-li-kam lá-li-kam
Translation: From Ali-ahum to Šalim-wardī and Aluwa: Why is it that the guides have been arguing here, saying: Your servants refuse to ship the grain." Of the City ... Waliwali ... you (plur.) said to them as follows: "Haul the grain before spring! Urgent! - take care and ship the grain." Nothing must remain. Ship the rest of the grain here. Send me word as to whether it is shipped or not. I shall come. "