Is Gajanan Maharaj mentioned in Chapter 14 in the context of the Parsi merchant Ratanji's troubles?

The provided text from Chapter 14 does not contain any mention of Gajanan Maharaj. The narrative focuses on a wealthy and religious Parsi merchant named Ratanji who was deeply distressed because he did not have a son. Despite his vast wealth, this inner worry consumed him. As described in Chapter 14, Ratanji confided in Das Ganu, who advised him to go to Shirdi and seek the blessings of Sai Baba. The story then follows Ratanji's journey to meet Sai Baba at the Masjid, with no reference made to Gajanan Maharaj at any point in these passages.