What information does chapter 14 provide about Gajanan Maharaj's interaction with the Parsi merchant Ratanji?

The provided text from Chapter 14 makes no mention of Gajanan Maharaj. The narrative in this chapter is centered on a wealthy and religious Parsi merchant named Ratanji who was distressed because he had twelve daughters but no son. Following the advice of Das Ganu, Ratanji travels to Shirdi not to meet Gajanan Maharaj, but to seek the blessings of Sai Baba. Chapter 14 describes his arrival, his prostration at Sai's feet in the Masjid, and his offering of a flower garland to Sai Baba, hoping to be blessed with a son. The entire account focuses on Ratanji's faith in Sai Baba.