  We find that the dependence on temperature and magnetic field of the
electrical resistance of diffusive ferromagnetic nano-wires measured with
superconducting electrodes changes drastically with the distance, $L$, between
the ferromagnet/superconductor contacts, however is remarkably similar for the
wires with the same $L$ ranging from 300 nm to 1000 nm, prepared under
identical conditions. The result gives an evidence for the long-range
superconductor-induced changes in transport properties of ferromagnetic
nano-wires.
