What does the introduction narrate about Sai Baba's first meeting with Chandbhai and the miracle that occurred?

The introductory chapter recounts that Chandbhai had lost his horse. The Maharaj, who was not yet known as Sai Baba, pointed to a hedge and told Chandbhai his horse was there. Indeed, Chandbhai found his horse grazing at that spot. Later, when Maharaj needed a fire for his chillum in the forest, he performed a miracle. As described in Chapter 0, there was no fire available, so Maharaj simply struck his tongs on the ground, which miraculously produced a fire, allowing him to finish his task. This event led Chandbhai to invite Maharaj to his home.