“ In one decree, given September 19, 1932, the complainant surety, by reason of its payment of the amount of the qualifying bond into the court's registry, was discharged from any and all further liability on account of that bond, and the several claimants, including Dugas, were enjoined from instituting or prosecuting against the complainant surety, so discharged, any suit on account of any claim or right growing out of such bond. ”

“ April 14, 1931, in a suit brought in a Louisiana court, Etienne Dugas, who had a claim against the Lumbermen's Reciprocal Association arising out of workmen's compensation insurance written by it in Louisiana, recovered against the American Surety Company, as surety on the qualifying bond, a judgment for the payment of $20 per week for not more than 300 weeks commencing May 15, 1930, subject to modification as to future payments if his disability was relieved or reduced, and for $250 for medical bills, together with costs. ”

“ Dodge v. Freedman's Savings & Trust Co., 93 U.S. 379, 382, 23 L.Ed. 920; United States v. Chouteau, 102 U.S. 603, 610, 611, 26 L.Ed. 246. And see Illinois Surety Co. v. U.S. to Use of Peeler, 240 U.S. 214, 225, 36 S.Ct. ”