In Stein we could see the old church where they had been imprisoned for a short while. *Quote:* Meanwhile, the village officials at Stein had heard of the brothers' preparations to leave. They immediately passed the information on to the authorities, who forwarded instructions to arrest the people and so prevent the move. Before the messenger arrived with the order, however, half the people had already left Stein by wagon. The rest were still in the house, intending to follow when evening came. The officials arrived at the community accompanied by several peasants with weapons. They found the group still in the house, arrested them, took them to the churchyard, and set a guard. The next day the prisoners were moved to the market town of Reps and handed over to the lords in authority there.