PROMISED TO HAVE AN ABUNDANT SUPPLY

Out of SAN FRANCISCO

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On August 1, a man entered the green grocer's at the corner of Valencia and 24th street and requested one pint of fresh orange juice. The proprietor, having run out of oranges to squeeze, apologized for his lack of fresh juice and promised to have an abundant supply by the morning of August 2. The man left disappointed and continued on his way downtown to his office where he was spending an incremental increase every day looking at the Bank of America building. Or, as he came to think of it, the place that he will see blow up.