Transliteration: um-ma a-šùr-gi-im-lí-ma a-na a-zu-ú iš-ta-aḫ-šu ú ni-wa-la qí-bi₄-ma 10 GÍN AN.NA a-lu-wa na-áš-a-ku-nu-tí na-aḫ-lá-áp-tám ša ṣú-uḫ-ri-im a-mur-a-šur ub-lá-ku-nu-tí tí-ir-tí ma-lá ú 2 ší-ni-šu i-li-kà-ku-nu-tí a-tù-nu šu-lu-um-ku-nu ma-tí-ma lá i-li-x-kam ú šu-ma ša-ḫi-re-en lá tù-šé-lá-nim tí-ir-ta-ak-nu-ma li-li-kam iš-tí a-li-ki-im pá-ni-im-ma ki-ma ṭup-pá-am ta-áš-me-a-ni tí-ir-ta-ak-nu li-li-kam ú ší-né-en x x x a-na ma-ḫa-tí-a šé-bi₄-lá-nim
Translation: From Aššur-gimlī to Azu, Ištahšu and Niwala: Aluwa brings you 10 shekels of tin. Amur-Aššur brought you a children's dress. I sent you word once or twice, (but) (as for?) you, no greeting whatever came from you. However, send me word if you do not bring the boots up here. Send me word with the very first transport, as soon as you have heard the letter. Also, send me shoes ... for my aunt.