Does LoadString allocate memory for the string it writes to?

Question

I am new in c++ and need some help. I created a resource-only dll that contains strings, i need to use this dll in a different project to read the stored strings.

I wrote the following functions to read the read the strings:

LPTSTR GetResourceStr(HMODULE resContainer,int resourceID)
{
    //The stings that are stored in the dll are:
    //
    //ID            |Value|Caption
    //__________________________________________
    //IDS_STRING101 |101  |stringggg
    //IDS_STRING102 |102  |string 102
    //IDS_STRING103 |103  |string 103

    LPTSTR strBuffer = NULL;//is a (non-const) TCHAR string
    if(0!=resContainer){
      int copied=LoadString(resContainer,resourceID ,(LPTSTR)&strBuffer,0); 
    }
    return strBuffer;
}

int _tmain(int argc, _TCHAR* argv[])
{
    HMODULE resContainer=LoadLibraryEx(L"ResourceDll.dll",NULL, LOAD_LIBRARY_AS_DATAFILE);

    LPTSTR msg = GetResourceStr(resContainer,101);
    std::wcout<<msg<<std::endl;
    //Expected output: stringggg
    //The output that i get: stringgggstring 102 string 103
    int i = 0;
    std::cin>>i;
    return 0;
}

What should i change in my code to get the expected output - stringggg? Why is it happening? Did LoadString allocate memory for the string it read from resources, or i just got pointer to the place in memory the string is already stored? Thanks for your help!!