Can you summarize the story about the American visitors mentioned in Chapter 36?

There is no story about American visitors in the provided excerpts from Chapter 36. The text makes a general statement that Sai Baba is worshipped 'in the country and abroad,' but does not specify any stories involving people from America. The focus of Chapter 36 is on Sai's divine attributes, describing him as a being with 'infinite glory' who 'can turn a beggar into a king in a moment.' The chapter serves as an introduction to a new narrative, which it reveals at the end will be about two gentlemen from Goa, not from America.