The maid and her fiance decided to rob the owners. The groom was supposed to appear at night through the dining room window, which the maid should leave open (the window of the apartment located on the ground floor looked out onto the street). The maid did so, but the bridegroom came earlier than agreed time and, without having caught the maid in the dining room, sneaked into her room. Meanwhile, some tramp, noticing an open window, climbed into the dining room, took a silver samovar and disappeared with him. The landlord, having heard footsteps in the dining room, rushed there, noticed a man running away and raised the alarm. The groom of the maid hastened to leave by the back door, but at the gate was detained by a janitor. The groom had several silver spoons, which he managed to put in his pocket, passing through the dining room. The maid admitted everything. When trying to sell a samovar, a tramp was caught.
What punishment will the bridegroom maid, the tramp and the maid herself under the German "Carolina" in 1532 be subjected to?
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