After Damu Anna retired in 1916, what advice did Sai Baba give him regarding his financial future in the cotton business?

The provided texts do not mention Damu Anna or a cotton business. Instead, Chapter 3 details the story of Annasaheb Dabholkar (Hemadpant) who retired from government service in 1916. His friend, Anna Chinchonikar, expressed concern to Baba that Annasaheb's pension would not be enough for his growing household. In response, Sai Baba advised that Annasaheb should now perform His service. Baba provided reassurance, stating, "His plates are always full; they will never be empty as long as he lives. By remaining devoted to me with feeling, his calamities will be removed." This guidance was about dedicating his life to spiritual service with the faith that his material needs would be met.