Based on Chapter 0, compare the devotional roles of Mhalasapati, Kashiram Shimpi, and Appa Jagle in their service to Sai Baba.

Chapter 0 presents these three men as Maharaj's early and total devotees. Mhalasapati's primary role was naming Maharaj "Sai Baba" and introducing him to the village. All three, including Appa Jagle, were known for providing hospitality to holy men who came to Shirdi. However, the text gives more specific details about Kashiram's service, describing it as service with "body, mind, and wealth." He made a vow to provide material goods like tobacco, firewood, and money, even offering his entire money bag. While Appa Jagle is mentioned as a fortunate devotee who passed away on an Ekadashi day, the text emphasizes Kashiram's extensive material service in greater detail.