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T R A N S C R
I P T I O N
• T R A N
S C R I P C I Ó
N
 Cuartel "El Trabon"
January 9, 1930.
To General Pedro
Altamirano.
My Esteemed and
Respected Jefe:
After sending my
best regards to you and your family with
the wishes that you all are enjoying
good health, I beg your pardon in case
the contents of this letter mean an
offense, but I want to inform you that I
received your respectable letter and I
understand all that you say to me. I am
well aware of the cause we are
defending, but we are unable to do all
we want, which is to triumph and see our
country free. I again request that you
attend to my request, and now I would
like to know if you have no
inconvenience for doing so, as I want to
marry her as soon as we finish with this
cause and our country is free, and this
will be the happiness of my life, but I
repeat my dear General that you excuse
me for talking about this matter which I
don't know if it should be an offense
for you.
This is all I want
to say, and repeating my expressions of
loyalty and ever ready to serve you, I
beg to remain,
Very respectfully
yours,
Patria y Libertad
/s/ Fernando
Morales Davila
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