On Oct. 15, James T. Sanders, a judge in South Florida's 11th Judicial Circuit, died. The 51- year-old, two-year judicial veteran of the criminal court languished in a hospital room for 10 days before succumbing to the pandemic's wrath. Sanders, one of the best-known lawyers in Dade County, died in 1918, a victim of the "Spanish Influenza" pandemic that was in the midst of ravaging the world's population and was now taking its toll throughout Florida.