How did Sai Baba's fame reach London, according to the beginning of Chapter 36?

The provided text from the start of Chapter 36 does not explain how Sai Baba's fame reached London, nor does it explicitly state that it did. While the chapter includes a general statement that 'Those in the country and abroad worship him,' signifying his widespread influence, it does not name specific foreign locations like London. The focus of these initial paragraphs is on preparing the reader for the stories to come, highlighting the infinite greatness of saints and how Sai Baba himself orchestrates the telling of his tales for the benefit of his devotees. The chapter emphasizes that he is a 'complete supporter of spiritual goals' who has redeemed countless beings.