 And, of course, this all had to be under the 50-pound limit. The first one I talked about, she was 47 1⁄2 pounds. Most of these children were young. They were small. 1915 was really the last year that we have any evidence that children were sent through the mail. The Postmaster General in 1914 had actually seen that this was a problem, a continuing problem. Some of the local postmasters were writing back to Washington, D.C., for guidance on what they should do with this. But they looked in the regulations, and there was nothing in the regulations that prohibited mailing children.