 The early forms of the Klausjagen involved much unruliness and noise, and were frowned upon by Church and authorities, and were officially outlawed in 1732, but could not be effectively suppressed.In the late 19th century, the custom was instead "Christianized" and bishop's mitres first appeared in the procession.In the 1920s, the still rather rough procession was tamed by a committee of villagers who created the modern, clearly organized parade.